For the second year in a row, Kathryne Cooper was invited as a speaker at the Annual Milken Institute Global Conference as a panelist on the Digital Health and Whole Person Care Panel. The panel centered around the question of how we can harness and invest in technological advancements while upholding equity and inclusivity. Drawing from her expertise and experiences with the Jumpstart Nova portfolio, Cooper shared numerous valuable insights. She emphasized the potential of digital health tools in providing improved accessibility, adaptability, and affordability for all patient populations.

Kathryne emphasized, “we need to think about how this plays out in real life for patients and I think that’s sometimes left out of the conversation.”

Listen to the recording of the panel here or watch the video here!