1. Informational Webinar - February 19, 2013
Sponsored by:

2. Speaking on today s call:
Julie Chan
JL Neptune
Jenn Stone
Anjana Rajan
Senior Project Manager
Senior Vice President
Challenge Manager
Technologist
NYCEDC
Health 2.0
Health 2.0
Janssen Healthcare Innovation

3. Also on today s call:
Chelsea Rao
Lenzie Harcum
Peter Robinson
Serena Pietruszka
Polina Hanin
Assistant VP
VP Business Business Project Manager
Scholarship
Development Development Lead
Director
Biosciences
NYCEDC
ChallengePost
ChallengePost
Startup Health
NYCEDC

4. Agenda for Today s Webinar
 IHT Background
 NYCEDC Eds & Meds Overview
 Janssen Healthcare Innovation Comments
 Challenge Goals
 Challenge Details
 Evaluation Criteria
 Timeline
 Q & A

5. Eds & Meds NYC 2020
 NYCEDC’s strategic overview of the NYC life sciences
and healthcare technology sectors
 NYC is uniquely positioned to become the hub of
healthcare technology innovation and entrepreneurship
 Part of a portfolio of NYCEDC initiatives
 Innovate Health Tech NYC
 PILOT Health Tech NYC
 Entrepreneurship Lab for Bio & Health Tech
 SBIR Impact NYC
 Other initiatives on the way

8. The Challenge
 NYC is challenging local health tech innovators to
develop commercially viable technologies to solve
urgent health care problems
 Goals
 Recognize the best emerging healthcare
technologies by NYC innovators
 Spur the creation of NYC-based healthcare
technology companies and jobs
 Address urgent needs in healthcare

9. Challenge Details
 Submission requirements:
 Product prototype
 Demo video
 Documentation
 10 Finalists chosen:
 9 by a panel of judges
 1 by popular vote

10. Challenge Details
 Pitch Prep:
 10 Finalists will be coached by Startup Health on
the art of the pitch and presentation slides
 Demo Day:
 10 Finalists will pitch their solutions in front of a
panel of judges and large audience
 Awards:
 $25,000 Grand Prize
 $15,000 Second Prize
 $10,000 Third Prize

11. Evaluation Criteria
 Entrieswill be judged on the:
 Quality of the Idea (creativity and originality)
 Quality of UX (design, visual aesthetic, ease of use)
 Potential Impact (on an urgent healthcare need)
 Commercial Potential (feasibility of distribution to
target users, scalability, and potential demand)
 Quality of Team (prior successes and experience
of team members and capacity of the team to
execute and bring the technology to market).

12. Eligibility
 Eligible
 individuals, teamsof individuals, corporations, orgs
based in NYC and which employ up to 10
employees
 18 years old or over, NYC residents or employees
 individuals may participate with >1 “team”
 Ineligible
 sponsor, administrator or contractor involved
with the competition
 organization/individual associated with any judge

13. Priority Areas
 Novel Technologies
 Wireless health and home monitoring devices
 Consumer or enterprise technology
 Data use
 Data analysis: improve outcomes/reduce care cost
 Pop. level data analytics and predictive modeling
 Process Improvement
 Care coordination and integration
 Productivity enhancements, streamlining processes

14. Priority Areas (cont.)
 Patient Management
 Tools to improve patient compliance and disease
management
 Medication adherence and medication checking
 Tools to improve communication and patient
satisfaction metrics
 Tools to manage clinical trials and patient networks
 Effective marketing methods for new patients

15. Timeline
 Submission phase ends: May 2, 2013
 Judging and Public voting period: May 22, 2013 –
June 13, 2013
 Winners announced: June 18, 2013
 For 10 Finalists only:
 Pitch Coaching Sessions: June 21, 2013, June 27,
2013, and July 8, 2013.
 Demo Day and Winner Announcement: July 10,
2013

16. Questions?
www.innovatehealthtechnyc.com
Ask a question in the discussion forum
or email Jenn Stone
jstone@health2con.com