Mobile program for the 5th Annual Lown Conference at the Boston Marriott Quincy, May 5 - 7, 2017.
About the conference:
American health care today has forgotten its humanitarian ideals and prioritizes profits over patients and communities. As much as a third of the money we spend on health care is wasted on unnecessary treatments and tests. This hurts patients’ wallets, but it also causes physical and emotional harm. From clinicians who bill for services they have not provided to biased medical studies and the revolving door of regulatory agencies, corruption of health care in America has become normalized.
Join hundreds of creative minds to tackle these problems. Advocates and health leaders will collaborate to share ideas and leverage combined experiences and passion to change the health system.
Together, we can rekindle the humanitarian ideals of health care by lighting a path towards a health system that is grounded in excellent care, sound science, and human connection, and that is accountable to all Americans.