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Brett Adelman

Program and Alliance Lead at MedRhythms

Brett Adelman is a dedicated individual actively engaged in the development of digital health solutions focusing on autoimmune diseases.

His journey in the professional realm includes notable roles like Founder of LupusCorner and Co-Founder of KarateHealth, which was acquired by ProgentecDx.

Driven by a passion for merging healthcare and technology, Brett has also served in leadership positions such as Chief Marketing Officer and Director of Patient & Physician Engagement at Progentec Diagnostics, Inc.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology from Carleton College and has also pursued studies in Spanish Language and Literature at Universidad de las Américas Puebla.

Brett Adelman's diverse professional experience spans across various organizations including MedRhythms, Inc., Washington Health Strategies Group, and Rady Children's Hospital, where he has contributed significantly to health policy, program management, and project implementation.

His robust educational background combined with hands-on leadership roles underscores his commitment to improving healthcare outcomes through innovative digital solutions and patient engagement.

Highlights

Oct 12 · linkedin

Lots of great sessions scheduled at #hlth2020 this week. Happy to see discussions on the value of working with patients to drive product development, understanding how #digitalhealth complements traditional care, and identifying an end goal of improving health outcomes. Also, incredibly important to discuss the role of the FDA and CMS (plus private payors). Understandable approvals processes and reimbursement will spur even more innovation

May 27 · linkedin

Design clinical research with feedback from the patient community. That's #patientcentricity and it's how Progentec Diagnostics, Inc. created the OASIS study. The result was a study that quickly hit our enrollment goal.

This style of #digitalhealth study incorporates many aspects that are interesting to potential participants:

  • It can be completed from home
  • There's no need to BYOD. Get a wearable device
  • Addresses a major concern for people with lupus, predicting changes in disease activity
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Los Angeles Metropolitan Area