Happiest Health’s ‘Technology & Innovation in Healthcare Summit 2025’ Explores the Transformative Impact of New-age Technologies in the Industry

Health
and
wellness
enterprise
Happiest
Health
unveiled
the
‘Technology
&
Innovation
in
Healthcare
Summit
2025’
in
Bengaluru
today.
The
high-profile
event
saw
healthcare
experts
and
industry
come
together
and
discuss
the
ever-growing
potential
of
emerging
technologies
in
healthcare
practices,
giving
individuals
practical
insights
into
their
implementation.
The
summit
was
inaugurated
by
Mr
Ashok
Soota,
Executive
Chairman
of
Happiest
Minds,
amidst
over
400
participants. 

Happiest
Health
unveiled
‘Technology
&
Innovation
in
Healthcare
Summit
2025’
Explores
the
Transformative
Impact
of
next-gen
technologies
in
the
Industry

The
summit
introduced
delegates
to
panel
discussions
and
talks
on
vital
topics
shaping
the
future
of
healthcare,
including
those
on
artificial
intelligence,
robotics,
and
telemedicine.
The
informative
sessions
provided
deep
insights
into
how
the
industry
is
evolving
with
these
innovations
and
the
opportunities
to
look
forward
to,
besides
giving
individuals
the
chance
to
network
with
industry
leaders
and
technology
innovators.
The
summit
generated
plenty
of
important
conversations
in
a
collaborative
environment,
reflecting
Happiest
Health’s
commitment
to
adding
value
to
the
healthcare
space
in
India.

Mr.
Ashok
Soota,
Executive
Chairman,
Happiest
Minds
in
his
keynote
address
on
opportunities
in
healthcare
through
innovation
and
technology,
spoke
extensively
on
various
healthcare
modules,
touching
upon
innovation,
data
in
healthcare,
industry
disruptions,
and
more.
On
what’s
driving
innovation,
he
said,
“Today,
we
are
witnessing
the
convergence
of
three
forces.
These
forces
of
convergence
are
spatial
omics
technologies
becoming
increasingly
high
throughput
and
high
resolution,
large-scale
data
sets
generated
by
patient
biopsies
and
such,
and
AI
models
becoming
even
more
powerful
and
sophisticated.
These
three
convergence
forces
will
lead
to
more
powerful
interventions.”

The
summit’s
first
panel
discussion,
titled
‘AI
&
Tech
In
Healthcare:
Is
Adoption
Happening
Fast?,’ was
moderated
by
Dr
Sreenivasan
Narayana,
President
and
CEO
of
Healthcare
Services,
Happiest
health,
was
led
by
Mr
Kalyan
Sivasailam,
founder
and
CEO
of
5C
Network,
Dr
Manjiri
Bakre,
founder
and
CEO
of
OncoStem
Diagnostics,
and
Mr
Niranjan
Subbarao,
co-founder
and
CEO
of
Cyclops
Medtech.
The
discussion
covered
how
the
rapid
adoption
of
technology
like
machine
learning
and
data
analytics
is
leading
to
improved
diagnostics,
personalised
treatment
plans,
and
increased
operational
efficiency,
transforming
patient
care
and
making
it
more
precise.

Dr
Harshavardhan
Rao
B,
consultant
–
Department
of
Medical
Gastroenterology,
Ramaiah
Memorial
Hospital,
held
a
session
on
‘AI
and
its
Applications
in
Healthcare
&
in
Medical
Gastroenterology
in
Your
Practice’.
Speaking
on
challenges
from
a
physician’s
perspective,
he
said, “One
of
the
things
that
we
consider
when
we
talk
about
AI
is
whether
it
will
affect
our
relationship
with
patients.
Most
patient-reported
outcome
measures
are
based
on
an
excellent
relationship
with
the
patient.
There
is
a
placebo
effect
with
most
medications.
And
if
the
patient
does
not
trust
the
doctor
and
the
medicine,
the
clinical
outcomes
will
be
sub-optimal.
That
doesn’t
diminish
the
fact
that
medications
work.
It’s
just
that
we
have
to
recognise
the
effect
the
placebo
effect
has
–
with
AI
and
with
reduced
interaction,
will
that
affect
patient
care?”

A
panel
discussion
on
the
‘Hospitals
of
Tomorrow’
involved

Mr.
Hanuman
Jayaram,
CTO,
CTSI
South
Asia,

an
affiliate
of
Siemens
Healthineers,
Mr
Kumar
KV,
group
CIO
of
Narayana
Health,
and
Mr
Srinivas
Iyengar,
VP,
IG
head
– Healthcare
&
Life
Sciences,
Happiest
Minds.
Mr
Kumar
KV
shared
his
thoughts
on
the
hurdles
hospitals
can
expect
in
the
future, “The
key
backbone,
especially
in
the
next
five–10
years,
is
going
to
be
from
a
technology
standpoint.
This
basically
necessitates
that
healthcare
providers
have
all
the
tools
required
to
provide
efficient
care,
save
lives,
generate
efficiency,
and
improve
outcomes.
Apart
from
having
a
suitable
workforce
and
embracing
digital
transformation
to
transform
the
business
model,
the
biggest
challenge
is
to
get
the
technology
equation
right.”

Mr.
Sridhar
Mantha,
CEO
of
Generative
AI
Business,
Happiest
Minds,
delivered
the
valedictory
address
on
future
developments
in
healthcare
technology.
He
discussed
the
problem
with
healthcare
data
for
training
AI
models, “Based
on
the
AI
models
looking
at
the
data
right
now,
it’s
quite
easy
for
us
to
train
the
models.
But
it’s
not
that
simple,
as
not
all
data
is
valuable.
There’s
enough
garbage
in
the
data.
So,
provided
we
have
sufficient
quality
data
to
train
the
model
on,
we
can
reach
at
least
90%
of
the
quality.”

Mr
Ashish
Pratap
Singh,
chief
marketing
officer
of
Happiest
Health,
said,

“The
Technology
&
Innovation
in
Healthcare
Summit’
is
meant
to
catalyse
dialogue
between
healthcare
and
technology
experts,
combining
IT
expertise
with
healthcare
innovation.
We
intend
to
showcase
the
latest
advancements
and
foster
actionable
insights
and
collaborations
to
revolutionise
patient
care
and
transform
the
healthcare
landscape.”

About
Happiest
Health
Happiest
Health
is
a
global
health
&
wellness
knowledge
enterprise
promoted
by
Ashok
Soota.
Happiest
Health
provides
credible
and
trustworthy
health
and
wellness
knowledge
with
views
from
globally
renowned
experts
and
doctors.
The
primary
knowledge
platforms
are
the
daily
newsletter,
knowledge
website,
monthly
print
magazine,
and
knowledge
app
and
summits.
The
wellness
division
of
Happiest
Health
caters
to
corporates
to
achieve
optimal
employee
well-being,
fostering
a
happier,
healthier,
and
more
productive
work
environment.
The
newest
addition
to
Happiest
Health’s
offering
is
its
diagnostics
services.
Happiest
Diagnostics
is
committed
to
a
patient-centric
approach
and
cutting-edge
technology,
with
an
aim
to
be
the
most
trusted
diagnostic
partner
in
India.

Happiest
Health
embraces
scientific
knowledge
with
a
keen
focus
on
medical
breakthroughs
providing
kinder,
gentler
therapies
including
cell-based
treatments.
It
also
has
deep
coverage
of
integrated
medicine
including
ayurveda,
homeopathy,
and
naturopathy.
Happiest
Health’s
focus
on
wellness
is
holistic
and
energizing.
Its
Mission
Statement
is:
“Better
Knowledge.
Better
Health.”
and
convey
its
benefits
to
all.