HealthcareNEXT Virtual Event

Digital Health Solutions: Shaping the Future of Care

Digital health is transforming how we access, deliver, and experience care. From tools like remote patient monitoring to virtual behavioral health services, these technologies are improving connectivity and convenience for both patients and providers. Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of digital health solutions — their potential to enhance outcomes, improve access, and streamline care — as well as the challenges they present. We’ll dive into the pros and cons of virtual visits, patient-tech interactions, and what the future holds for healthcare in a digital-first world.

Mary Zuckerman is the Vice-President and General Manager for Honest Health, a company focused on leading primary care transformation by partnering with health systems and independent physicians to manage their transition to value based healthcare for their senior patients. Prior to joining Honest Health, Mary led Ascension’s multispecialty employed medical group in Southeast Michigan for nine years, overseeing over 500 physicians and approximately 200 practice sites.  Additionally, she held multi executive leadership positions at the Detroit Medical Center, focused on hospital operations and corporate support functions.  She holds both a Masters and Bachelors degree in Public Administration.

Mallory Isabell is Senior Director of Product Management and Delivery at Priority Health, a nonprofit health plan with over 1.3 million Michigan members. With 15+ years in healthcare—including roles in physician practices, hospital administration, and health plans—she oversees the implementation and management of a diverse portfolio of products for employer groups, featuring innovative digital and virtual provider solutions. Mallory holds a Master of Public Health from the University of Michigan.

Andrew Rosenberg, M.D. is the Chief Information Officer for Michigan Medicine. He is a tenured associate professor of Anesthesiology, Critical Care, and Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School.

Since 2016, as the inaugural system CIO, Dr. Rosenberg has guided the strategic planning and operations of technology and information services across University of Michigan Health and the University of Michigan Medical School.

Previously, he was the Chief Medical Information Officer and the Executive Director of Information and Data Management for the University of Michigan Health System, where he oversaw reporting, data warehousing, enterprise document management, and health information exchange services. From 2017 to 2018, Dr. Rosenberg also served as the interim Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer for the University of Michigan.

Dr. Rosenberg attended the University of Michigan as an undergraduate and then the Johns Hopkins Medical School where he subsequently completed a residency in Internal Medicine. He then pursued a fellowship in Critical Care Medicine at the George Washington Hospital, and an Anesthesiology Residency at the University of Michigan. Dr Rosenberg was also a Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar at the University of Michigan and is an early diplomat with board certification in Clinical Informatics.