On Saturday, March, 11, 2017, Stuart Karten led an insightful panel with some of the brightest thinkers in the industry on hearable technology, titled “Hearables and the Age of Mediated Listening” at SXSW Interactive.
Patients today are taking on a greater responsibility as decision makers. We believe that establishing differentiation and competitive advantage is now just as important for health solution providers as consumers begin to take a bigger role in their health decisions.
On Friday, March, 11, 2016, Karten Design held a dynamic panel discussion on the future of healthcare at home, titled
Last week, 11 innovative healthcare startups pitched their technological breakthroughs after months of development and research at the Techstars Healthcare
Stuart Karten has been selected as a mentor in the Techstars Healthcare Accelerator, a new digital health-focused accelerator in partnership with Cedars-Sinai.
Earlier this month, K:D VP and Director of Design Strategy and Research Ron Pierce led a panel titled “Connecting with Consumers: Creating Health Solutions that Stick” at the 21st Annual Medical Technologies: A Frost and Sullivan Executive MindXchange.
In today’s age of “Yelp Your Doctor,” consumers can research and rate health facilities, providers, devices, and even therapies. While this access to information is empowering patients in a way never seen before, it’s also forming a world where a hospital’s rating can be dictated by its “parking situation” rather than its care. With all of these factors, how can healthcare get a good review?
Karten Design is excited to announce the details of its official 2016 South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive panel, “Home, Sweet Home: The Health Hub of the Future.” Held on March 11, 2016, the panel will outline a vision for the future of healthcare at home.
Karten Design is excited to announce that Stuart Karten was selected to serve on the Data and Analytics Committee for Presbyterian Healthcare Services (PHS), a New Mexico-based statewide healthcare system.
Karten Design has joined the University of Southern California (USC) Center for Body Computing (CBC) as a foundational partner for the Virtual Care Clinic (VCC)—a healthcare model that utilizes cutting-edge technology to provide wireless, on-demand access to health care.
