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Tuesday
Texas Medical Center of Innovation
What is the Patient at the Center Symposium?
The Patient at the Center Symposium is designed to bring together digital health innovators, providers, and strategic partners for a focused conversation on how healthcare systems can meaningfully improve patient experience and reduce costs through technology. The symposium will explore real-world applications of AI and patient engagement platforms with meaningful case study examples.
2025 Speakers
Ed Marx
Author, Healthcare Leader and Advisor
Roberta Schwartz
EVP & Chief Innovation Officer at Houston Methodist
Karen Gutierrez
Chief Information Officer at HCA Gulf Coast Division
Chris Kunney
Healthcare Technology Thought Leader and Strategist
Brittany Jones
VP, Partnerships & Sales at Gozio Health
Josh Sol
Managing Director at FTI Consulting
Agenda
An afternoon of thought leadership followed by networking with other leaders in the industry.
2 PM | Opening Keynote
Ed Marx, Healthcare Technology Leader & Author
2:30 PM | Panel
The Cross Section of AI and Patient Experience.
Panel session featuring provider leaders sharing case studies on how AI is transforming care access, personalization, and operational efficiency.
3:30 PM | Panel
What's Working/What's Not Working: Best Practices in Patient-Centered Innovation
A candid, provider-led panel highlighting real-world successes, challenges, and lessons learned.
4:30 PM | Happy Hour
Networking reception, light bites and drinks
Exclusive Book Signing
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We’re excited to announce that Ed Marx, renowned healthcare leader and author, will be joining us for an exclusive book signing during this event.
Attendees will have the unique opportunity to meet Ed in person, receive a signed copy of his latest book, and engage in meaningful conversations about the future of digital health and patient experience.
Steve Burriss
"We want to find innovative ways to enhance the patient experience during what is often a stressful time. This technology helps our patients and their families more easily find their way around our hospitals and clinics."
