• Think Oral Health @ HLTH 2024, Las Vegas with Adam Schulhof and Mark Goldstein

  • Nov 21 2024
  • Length: 21 mins
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Think Oral Health @ HLTH 2024, Las Vegas with Adam Schulhof and Mark Goldstein

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  • A new awards platform is emerging to recognize and celebrate innovative technology's transformative impact on patient care. In this episode, Dr. Adam Schulhof, founder and CEO of Grin, and Mark Goldstein, founder and Chairman of The Digital Health Hub Foundation, discuss the role of innovation and technology in healthcare. They highlight the efforts Mark’s Foundation is making to recognize transformative achievements and how entrepreneurs are reshaping patient care. His organization aims to create a prestigious awards show for healthcare to recognize innovation. Dr. Schulhof shares insights from his orthodontic background, emphasizing the need to understand consumer needs in dental care and advocating for technology that connects patients with doctors conveniently. Tune in to discover how healthcare is being reshaped through innovation and technology! Resources: Connect with and follow Dr. Adam Schulhof on LinkedIn. Follow Grin on LinkedIn and visit their website. Connect with and follow Mark Goldstein on LinkedIn. Follow The Digital Health Hub Foundation on LinkedIn and explore their website. Watch the entire episode on YouTube and get more details at Think Oral Health.
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