Dr. Gregg is a board-certified general surgeon with additional board certification in surgical critical care. As the medical director of an American College of Surgeons-Verified Level II Trauma Center, he cares for geriatric patients on a daily basis, many of which have recently been the victims of COVID. His educational background includes a BS in Neuroscience from Brandeis University, an MD from the Dartmouth/Brown Medical School Program, General Surgery Residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital, and surgical critical care fellowship training at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Maryland. FallCall Solutions was founded 5 years ago in response to the increasing number of Elder trauma victims seen in the trauma bay and the desire to change the narrative around personal emergency response systems.

Drew is the co-founder, CEO, and Board Director of Validic. Drew sits in a unique place in the industry possessing both the perspective and experience of a patented technologist and successful business leader. As CEO of Validic, Drew seeks to bring unique ideas to the marketplace as a means to grow the innovation and integration of technology into healthcare. He regularly writes, speaks and advises on these issues and has been featured on several prominent platforms such as NPR, Forbes, and Fortune. Additionally, Drew serves as a Board Member of the Consumer Technology Association and actively contributes to the CTA's Health and Fitness Technology Division's Standards Committee. He also serves on the eHealth Initiative's Leadership Council and Interoperability Workgroup, the Clinical Trials Transformation Institute's Mobile Devices Project, and the Federal Advisory Committee's joint-API Task Force on MU3.

Anthony Dohrmann is the founder and inventor of Electronic Caregiver solutions. Anthony Dohrmann’s latest invention is Addison, the virtual caregiver. She is a state-of-the-art, 3D animated, connected caregiver designed to transform a residence into a digital Smart Health Home, providing chronic care management, rehabilitation, aging in place, behavioral health, and care coordination for patients of all ages.

Dr. Khachaturian has been the CEO of Wellvii since September 2022 (Palm Beach Gardens, FL) where he leads the development and commercialization of novel consumer and remote patient monitoring vital sign measurement platforms. Dr. Khachaturian joined Wellvii in October 2016 as the CTO of Wellvii where he developed technology focusing on finger-based blood pressure, pre-diabetic (e.g. vascular stiffness) measurements, and glucose sensors which are no-touch or light touch. This device is accompanied by Android/iOS apps and HIPAA/GDPR compliant healthcare cloud IoT platform with EMR connectivity. This platform will improve the safety, reduce the cost, and increasing the accessibility of global wellness and chronic care monitoring in the home and ambulatory settings. Dr. Khachaturian is on the Advisory Board of Bond since January 2022 where he supports the development, manufacturing and procurement of hardware and software for security monitoring. Dr. Khachaturian to the board of directors of ApoQlar USA where he guides the development and certification of augmented reality hardware to transform medical images, clinical workflows and medical education into a 3D mixed reality environment. Dr. Khachaturian was previously the VP of R&D at ABT Molecular Imaging (Knoxville, TN) where he lead the development of a compact automated radiopharmaceutical production system for F-18 and C-11 based radio-pharmaceuticals. Prior to ABT, Dr. Khachaturian was the Lead System Designer at GE Healthcare (Waukesha, WI), where he lead of the design and manufacture of the Signa® PET/MRI system and lead the design of the Discovery MR750w, a wide bore 3 Tesla imaging system. Dr. Khachaturian received his PhD in Nuclear Science and Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA) with a focus on medical physics and medical imaging. He received a Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor). Dr. Khachaturian is the inventor on more than 60 patents.

Nick Knowlton is the Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for ResMed, where he leads initiatives and strategy for healthcare interoperability and partnerships for ResMed companies Brightree and MatrixCare, which together cover the entire post-acute care continuum. Nick is also Chair of the board of directors for CommonWell Health Alliance and has been involved since helping form the Alliance in 2013. Nick is on the advisory board for the Home Care Technology Association of America and several other post-acute and interoperability advisory groups. He has championed dozens of health information exchange projects across acute, ambulatory and post-acute settings, has helped encourage an industry culture that emphasizes patient-centric interoperability and regularly provides feedback to the relevant federal agencies on policy issues that affect providers and patients across the care continuum. Nick has a Bachelor of Science with a Biochemistry major from the University of Notre Dame, and lives in Denver, CO with his wife and three children.

Dan McCaffrey is the Vice President of Digital Health and Software at OMRON Healthcare, Inc., where he leads the digital health organization for the world’s number one blood pressure monitor brand. At OMRON, McCaffrey focuses on growing the business; innovation of the company’s digital health products and services such as the OMRON Connect app; adoption of VitalSight, OMRON’s first remote patient monitoring service. McCaffrey is a recognized digital health pioneer who was instrumental in helping fortune 500 companies build IoT technology infrastructure and in helping the FDA modernize its regulatory approach to digital health and medical devices. He has dedicated his academic and professional careers to the study of behavioral neuroscience, analyzing how technology and personalized data can empower people to make better health related decisions as Dan now focuses on discovering new ways to engage and motivate OMRON consumers to monitor their blood pressure regularly and manage their hypertension.

David Moss is the CTO and Co-Founder of Care Daily (rebranded from People Power Company), and has repeatedly demonstrated his ability to define and articulate powerful business growth strategies while driving cutting edge technology to bring massive opportunities to life. In the technology realm, David has 14 years experience in cloud computing, wireless sensornets, electrical engineering, computer science, embedded systems, and is the author of several patents pending. Prior to Care Daily, David worked with Rincon Research Corporation leading the sensornet engineering team to architect and deploy miniature low-power wireless sensors in some of the most rugged and challenging environments ever faced by sensornet developers, opening a new facet to the Internet of Things. Before that, David worked with Bitfone Corporation as both a software developer and firmware engineer, integrating Bitfone's revolutionary Over-the-Air Firmware Updates into tens of millions of Motorola cell phones around the world.

For almost 20 years, Brad has been creating, developing and leading organizations in the medical device and remote monitoring industries. Brad is currently the Director of the Medical Business Unit for A&D Company in the Americas. His vast experience from large organization like GE Healthcare and Honeywell to startups like EarlySense give him a broad perspective of connected health markets. A&D is a worldwide leader in connected health and biometric measurement devices and services for consumer wellness and chronic condition management. A&D is dedicated to developing and manufacturing accurate biometric measurements by clinically validating our device to the highest standards.