
Unlocking Digital Health’s Promise
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Room A2
13:30-15:00
English
This session translates strategy into execution—highlighting success stories in digital transformation and charting the infrastructures, regulatory frameworks, and commercialization pathways needed for global-scale growth. TED-style talks and targeted roundtables will explore cybersecurity, U.S. market adaptation, AI regulation, and strategic investment, offering a roadmap for taking Israel’s digital health ecosystem from promise to global leadership.
Led by: Sigal Admony-Ravid, Health Tech Investments I Tom Rice, Director of Ecosystem and Impact, 8400 The Health Network
Opening Remarks: Digital Health Strategy by 8400

Sigal Admony-Ravid
Health Tech Investments
TED Talks: Reimagining Care: Breakthroughs in Digital Health
Shaping the Future of Israel's Healthcare & Life Sciences with AI

Amit Bleiweiss
Senior Data Scientist
Nvidia
Fireside Chat

Sigal Admony-Ravid
Health Tech Investments

Dr. Yair Schindel
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
Remepy: Integrating Software with Medicine

Michal Tsur
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
Remepy
Choose Your Roundtable:
This roundtable will take a deep dive into the cybersecurity challenges in healthcare, exploring the current landscape, key vulnerabilities, and practical approaches to focusing on what truly matters.

Hagai Itkin
Executive Director of Industrial Relationship, TAU
Chairman, Ramot

Yariv Nir
VP of Digital & Information Technology
Tel Aviv Medical Center
As part of 8400’s strategic work, commercialization and go-to-market (GTM) emerged as a key challenge for companies targeting the U.S. healthcare market. This roundtable will take a deeper dive into that challenge, exploring barriers, best practices, and practical approaches to building effective commercialization and GTM strategies for this market.

Sigal Admony Ravid
Health Tech Investments

Lee Aviram Shoshany
Director of Startups
ARC Innovation
The new direction of the Israeli Ministry of Health to allow remote hospitalization under the responsibility of the hospitals opens new opportunities for hospitals to take charge of remote medical treatment. This new opportunity should include advanced remote monitoring and communication platforms to allow direct bilateral communication between the patient and the health provider team.

Dr. Gil Levy
Director Department of Medical Innovation
Samson Assuta Ashdod University Hospital

Dr. Ricky Bitton Cohen
Director of Research
& Innovation HUBBayit Balev

Keren Marom
Head of Digital Health
Clalit
This roundtable brings together hospitals, clinicians, entrepreneurs and AI experts to challenge traditional hospital tech transfer models and redefine how AI/ML innovations should be evaluated, commercialized or adopted.

Masha Zavin
Director of Marketing, R&D and Data Collaborations
Hadasit

Roee Atlaa
CEO
Rambam MedTech Ltd.
Technology Transfer Company
Rambam HospitalThis roundtable will explore the evolving regulatory landscape for artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, with a specific focus on Israel’s unique ecosystem. AI is increasingly being explored and integrated across various healthcare domains, including medical device development, clinical decision support tools, post-market surveillance, population health management, hospital operations, regulatory oversight, and quality control systems, to varying degrees and at different stages of maturity. The discussion will aim to move beyond experimentation and “sandbox” initiatives toward a practical dedicated Task Force that will promote a structured and coordinated regulatory framework for Israel.

Adv. Amos Bentzur
Partner, Head of Pharma, Medical and Healthcare Systems & Healthcare Regulations Practice
Shibolet Law Firm
Adv. Nili Hayun Dickman
Partner in the Pharma, Health Systems and Medical Technologies Department
Shibolet Law Firm