Saturday marked the first Health 2.0 Developer Challenge (or hackathon, if you will) in Washington, D.C.  While a few of these challenges have happened before (in such far-away places as San Francisco), this was the first to be centered in our nation’s capital, the heart of health public policy, and only a stone’s throw from [...]

At all (good) conferences, there are moments that stick out in our minds as anecdotes of why conferences like these matter, and why our work in health care matters, and why we are still far from our goals of reform. On the surface, yesterday’s Health 2.0 brought together the 2.0 crowd and the government to [...]

Earlier today I hung around with the people behind Health 2.0, the 5 person company that’s put on 7 (or 8? Maybe 9? Even they have to count back) of the industry’s most talked about conferences. We were stoked when the team asked us for a free room leading up to their Health 2.0 DC [...]