AgeTech West Conference

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Conference Brochure
Aging Services Meets Silicon Valley:
Creating the Future of Care
November 14-15, 2013
Marriott Hotel – San Jose, California
Presented By
Oregon
2 | Agetech West Technology Conference & Expo
WELCOME
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
I
’m thrilled to welcome you to this year’s AgeTech conference “Aging Services Meets Silicon Valley: Creating
the Future of Care” – our fourth conference but the first as “AgeTech West.” It is fitting that there are
several “firsts” this year to mark our expansion into a West Coast collaborative: it’s our first time in Silicon
Valley, our first time as a 1.5-day venue, the first time offering pre-conference opportunities for attendees,
the first time offering user-group meeting space for technology companies, and the first time holding a
live “Pitch-for-Pilots” competition where you can sign-up to pilot test a new technology and host start-up
founders as “entrepreneurs in residence”! We have educational sessions focused at service settings across
the continuum – skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, memory care and care at home in the
community and 30+ technology solutions on exhibit.
The conference begins on Thursday, November 14 with an optional tour to Silicon Valley tech rivals Google
and Yahoo! including lunch in the Google Café! Doors open at 2:30 p.m. for time to mingle with technology
exhibitors until the opening general session kicks off at 3:30 p.m. featuring a keynote by ‘rock star’ Eric
Dishman, Intel Corporation, entitled “Inventing the End of Long Term Care: The Move to Personal Health”.
The Pitch-for-Pilots competition comes next, where start-up companies selected in partnership with Aging
2.0 will pitch their technology solution to the audience with the goal of attracting pilot partners. You’ll then
enjoy a hosted reception and wine-tasting with exhibitors. The conference continues on Friday, November
15th featuring two high-caliber general sessions, three sets of breakout sessions, and networking lunch with
keynote by Thad Starner, the technical lead and manager for the development of Google Glass at Google X.
AgeTech has established itself as the premier aging service-provider focused technology educational
venue on the West Coast. Our aim is to empower Senior Living and Aging Service organizations across
California, Oregon and Washington with valuable guidance, peer-to-peer learning, and the latest
technological advances to create a new, more advanced consumer-focused standard of aging services. It’s
the primary way AgeTech provides educational benefits to providers.
Don’t miss this strategic opportunity for you, your staff and boards of directors. I look forward to seeing
you in San Jose.
Sincerely,
Scott Peifer, Executive Director
AgeTech West
Agetech West Technology Conference & Expo | 3
GENERAL INFORMATION
A
geTech West is a collaborative
founded by LeadingAge
California, LeadingAge Oregon
and LeadingAge Washington advancing
the delivery of technology-enabled
aging services toward a new standard
of care. The AgeTech West Conference
& Expo is a premier event designed
to offer a variety of education and
networking opportunities to learn
strategic insights from the leaders of
innovative service models and offerings.
How to Register
Online at www.agetechwest.org.
Fax to 916-428-4250.
Mail to: LeadingAge California, 1315 I
Street, Suite 100, Sacramento, CA 95814
Questions or Assistance:
Call Margaret Morneau, 916-469-3371
or email [email protected].
Registration Deadline: October 30,
2013. There will be an additional $75 fee
for onsite registrations.
Confirmation Policy
Registration confirmations will be sent
by email once your registration has
been processed. If you do not receive a
confirmation, do not assume you are
pre-registered. If there are mistakes
on your confirmation, please make the
changes on the confirmation letter
and fax the changes to 916-428-4250.
This will eliminate the need for you
to make changes on-site. Please pay
special attention to your confirmation. It
contains valuable information.
Cancellation Policy:
No refunds for cancellations five
working days prior to the conference.
Substitutions are permitted. All
cancellations must be in writing. The
planners of this event reserve the right
to substitute speakers without penalty
due to unforeseen and/or unavoidable
circumstances.
Hotel Information
On-Site Registration Hours:
San Jose Marriott
301 South Market Street
San Jose, CA 95113
408-280-1300
Thursday, November 14:
8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Room Rate: $159 single/double
To make reservations, call the hotel
reservations department directly at 408280-1300, or call central reservations
at 1-800-266-9432. Be sure to identify
yourself as an attendee of the AgeTech
West Conference to receive the group
rate.
Reservations can also be made online
using the designated reservation link at
www.agetechwest.org
Hotel Reservation Deadline:
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Rooms are limited and are reserved on
a first-come, first-served basis. After
October 23rd, hotel reservations will
be accepted on a space-available basis
with no guarantee that the conference
rate will apply. All rates are per room per
night and are subject to state and local
taxes.
Parking at the
San Jose Marriott:
The San Jose Marriott only offers valet
parking services. Cost is $7.00 per
vehicle, per hour, with a maximum
charge of $29.00 per vehicle, per day.
Oversized vehicles will be charged an
additional fee of $4.00 per night. Cost is
subject to change without notice.
For other local parking options, please
check out the following link: www.
sjdowntownparking.com. Public parking
can also be found at $21.00 a day
without in-and-out privileges at the San
Jose Convention Center which is directly
connected to the San Jose Marriott
Hotel.
Friday, November 15:
6:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Special Needs:
Do you have special needs (i.e. physical,
dietary, etc.) that we can address
to make your participation more
enjoyable? Please check the appropriate
box on the registration form and/or
contact Felicia Price at 916-469-3370.
Continuing Education:
Continuing education units (CEUs) have
been requested from the following
licensing agencies:
California
• NHAP
• RCFE
• CASP
• BRN
• BBS
Oregon
• ALF/RCF
• NHA
Washington
• NHA
• BRN
• AL Caregiving
Visit the AgeTech West website at www.
agetechwest.org for updates on hours
and approval numbers.
Who Should Attend:
Executive leaders in aging service
organizations, key staff such as
Administrators, Directors, Care
Managers, Service Coordinators, IT staff,
and board members, as well as advisors,
consultants, academics, technology
organizations and innovators in the
aging services field.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Schedule at a Glance
9:00 – 11:00 a.m. Advisory Council Meeting
11:30 – 2:30 p.m. Silicon Valley Campus Tours
2:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Exhibits Open – Afternoon Tea and Coffee
3:30 – 5:30 p.m.
Opening General Session
5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Wine Tasting with Technology Exhibitors
Silicon Valley Campus Tours
11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Join us as we are hosted by the “Greyglers” at
Google, a 650-member employee group with an
aging/older adult focus for a tour including product
demos, and lunch in the Google café! At tech rival
Yahoo! we will tour the campus including a stop
at the Yahoo! store and have a presentation in the
mobile design lab. Tour participation is limited to
55 participants. Advanced registration required, no
onsite registration.
Exhibits Open
2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea and visit the Expo
and discover new and innovative products. New
this year, are ten start-up companies from the
Aging2.0 network who will pitch their technology
solutions during the conference with the goal of
attracting pilot partners. Several leading technology
companies will be exhibiting at AgeTech for the first
time as well.
Opening General Session
3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Welcome by California Assemblymember
Paul Fong, Representing the Silicon Valley
Keynote –
Eric Dishman, Intel
Fellow and General
Manager, Health &
Life Sciences Group,
Intel Corporation
“Inventing the End
of Long Term Care:
The Move to Personal Health”
“Long term care” is a phrase that is ambiguous as to
age, so what if the LTC industry really delivered long
term care more generally? Many providers worry
about their future—will someone else cannibalize
their service relevance or mission success through
disruptive technologies and new business models?
But that’s perhaps the wrong view—instead, what
industries can people with LTC knowledge and
assets cannibalize for themselves through disruptive
technologies and biz models? Eric Dishman will
explain how we need to reinvent current models
of care toward a “Personal Health” model which
is longitudinal, home-based, and coordinated,
where whole-person care is the goal. Dishman will
articulate what capabilities care providers will need
to have in order to proactively make this transition
or possibly be forced into extinction by other
players. He will reference the Age Friendly Cities
work in China as an example of the “starting from
scratch paradigm” for how to reinvent aging by first
diversifying service streams and targeting multiple
market segments.
AgeTech/
Aging2.0
"Pitch-for-Pilots”
Competition
Katy Thomas Fike and
Stephen Johnston,
Co-Founders, Aging2.0
In this live-pitch
competition, 10 early
stage start-up companies
from the Aging2.0
network will pitch their
technology solution
to the audience with
the goal of attracting
pilot partners. After the
pitches, attendees will have the opportunity to visit
with the start-ups at the exhibit tables, cast votes for
their favorites and indicate their interest in piloting
specific solutions or even hosting an “Entrepreneur
in Residence.” Awards will be given for the crowd
favorite and the start-up with the most interested
pilot partners. In its ongoing partnership with
Aging2.0, AgeTech will facilitate connection with
aging service organizations for pilot testing, user
acceptance, and other feedback to refine the
solutions and foster adoption. Winners will be
announced at the conclusion of the conference.
San Jose
Fun Facts
San Jose is home to The Tech Museum,
the only museum to offer visitors of all ages the unique
comprehensive Silicon Valley experience with
hands-on, interactive experiences.
Wine Tasting with
Technology Exhibitors
5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
“Wine” down the day networking with your
colleagues and technology exhibitors,
“AgeTech West-Coast Style”. Make
your way around to each exhibit
booth to taste a variety of wines
sponsored by our exhibitors.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Schedule at a Glance
7:00 – 8:15 a.m.
Exhibits Open –
Continental Breakfast with Exhibitors
8:15 – 9:30 a.m.
General Session
9:45 – 10:45 a.m. Education Sessions
11:00 – 12:00 p.m.Education Sessions
12:00 – 1:15 p.m. Networking Lunch with Exhibitors
& Keynote Presentation
1:15 – 1:45 p.m.
Exhibits Open – Dessert
1:45 – 2:45 p.m.
Education Sessions
3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Closing General Session
Exhibits Open
7:00 – 8:15 a.m.
Greet the morning by enjoying coffee and
continental breakfast while visiting with exhibitors.
General Session “Cracking the Code
for Managing the Health & Wellness
of an Aging Population”
8:15 – 9:30 a.m.
Unzip the role of technology in enabling crosssector population health management of older
adults to empower healthy aging, avoid preventable
acute care, and extend the range of aging services
into the community. Aging service providers have
an unprecedented opportunity to broaden their
scope of services. Learn from this panel of experts
how new models of supportive services can also be
a strategic partnership opportunity by aligning with
the interests of payers.
Moderator: Majd Alwan, Director, LeadingAge CAST
Speakers: Mike Breslow, MD, Senior Director for
Research & Development, Hospital to Home, Philips
Healthcare, and Paul Tang, MD, Vice President,
Chief Innovation and Technology Officer, Palo Alto
Medical Foundation, Sutter Health Care.
AgeTech Advisory Council Discussion Panel: Kari
Olson, CIO, Front Porch and President, Front Porch
Center for Technology Innovation and Wellbeing,
Philip Chuang, Director, Information Services,
Sutter Care at Home and Steven Eichen, Chief
Information Officer, Pacific Retirement Services
The San Jose
Marriott
Education Sessions (3 concurrent sessions)
9:45 – 10:45 a.m.
1A: Technology Platforms to Enable Health
& Wellness Community Service Models
“Developing a Community-Based
Platform to Support Successful Aging”
This session will describe the motivation for the
development of linkAges, a community-based
platform to support successful aging. Discussion will
include application of ethnography and other humancentered design techniques to inform design and
implementation of a technology-enabled platform
for community-based resource discovery and
engagement aimed at addressing the unique physical
and psychosocial needs of older adults.
Presenter: Monique Lambert, Medical
Ethnographer, Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Innovation Center
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1B: Electronic Health Record
System Adoption: It’s Time – Here’s How
“LeadingAge CAST EHR Selection Matrix
for Long-Term and Post-Acute Providers”
This presentation will provide an introduction to
and a demo of the recently expanded selection
matrix designed to help long-term and post-acute
care (LTPAC) organizations plan for and identify
electronic health record (EHR) products. Produced
by the LeadingAge Center for Aging Services
Technologies (CAST), this free selection matrix
catalogs more than 200 major functionalities in
36 LTPAC EHR products. The matrix now includes
Clinical Decision Support, interoperability and
health information exchange (HIE) capabilities.
Also be one of the first to see CAST’s new selection
matrix and tool for Telehealth and Remote Patient
Monitoring!
Presenter: Majd Alwan, Executive Director,
LeadingAge CAST
(or not). In this presentation, selected studies
conducted over the past decade toward building
that evidence will be presented. How these data
inform the use of these technologies will be
illustrated by showing how long-term trends or
event detections indicate meaningful change for
important life events such as onset of illness, mood
change, pain, social isolation and cognitive decline.
Presenter: Jeffrey Kaye, Director, Oregon Center for
Aging & Technology (ORCATECH)
“Evidenced-Based Study Shows Smart Bed Technology Enables
Elimination of Pressure Ulcers”
Can smart bed technology enable the elimination of
pressure ulcers? If so, how much does it cost? What
is the return on investment, and can staff embrace
such technology? One of the nation’s largest long
term care providers set out to answer these questions
and more through a formal six month evidencedbased research project. Come hear the remarkable
results directly from those involved in the study.
1C: Prove IT! Compelling Research Findings for
Remote Activity and Health Vitals Monitoring
Presenter: Casey Pittock, Vice President, BAM Labs
“Building Evidence for Remote Monitoring in Independent Living”
The promise of pervasive or ubiquitous computing
environments coupled with “smart” algorithms to
enhance opportunities for sustaining independent
living requires objective validation of what works
San Jose
Fun Facts
Bet You Didn’t Know San Jose is…
• The oldest civilian settlement in California, founded in 1777
• The site of the first state capital
• Northern California’s largest city, population of 945,000 (2005 census)
• The third largest city in California
• The tenth largest city in the nation
• One of the top three Safest Big Cities in America
• The largest concentration of technology expertise in the world, with 6,600
technology companies
• Very pet friendly, featuring six fabulous dog parks…WOOF!
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
2A: Realizing the Value of Care Technologies
through Implementation at Scale
“Utilize, Standardize and Replicate Smart Sensor Technology to
Enhance Quality of Life in Assisted and Independent Living”
Learn how one aging services organization
standardized by collaboration and deployed
800 smart sensor technology systems across
eight independent, assisted living and memory
care campuses. Discover a useful toolbox for
replicating programs and initiatives throughout
an organization. This session will examine ways
of integrating smart sensor technology into the
continuum of care to improve communication
between residents, families and staff.
Presenter: Sheri Peifer, Vice President, Research
& Strategic Planning and Kaitlin Cuffe, Project
Coordinator, Strategic Initiatives, Eskaton
“The New Care Professional: Powered by
Digital Health Technology”
Digital health, social engagement and remote
monitoring technologies are designed to not only
create a better care experience for seniors and
their family, but equally important is enhancing
the way professionals can manage the care needs
of their clients. This session will discuss how an
easy to use, convenient technology platform has
been integrated into a home care organization,
empowering and transforming Professional Care
Managers into efficient, more knowledgeable
purveyors of care and support. Learn how
integrating technology with hands on services can
change the way we care for those in need in the
most efficient, and cost effective manner without
compromising quality.
urban long-term care setting with a multilingual,
multicultural population including moderately to
severely cognitively impaired individuals, many
with high risk of wandering. The presentation will
review how the system was implemented to achieve
a reduction of wander risk without distressing the
residents, and the system design including a multistage alert system. Successful outcomes discussed
will include reducing disruption and agitation from
loud alarms, reducing transfers back to the hospital
and increasing independence and social interaction.
Presenter: Laura Mitchell, Vice President, Business
Development, GrandCare and Steve Barlam, Chief
Professional Officer, LivHOME
“The Secret Sauce: Mounting a Campaign of Wellness
through Fun and Competition”
In partnership with a fitness equipment company,
the Front Porch Center for Innovation and
Wellbeing piloted the CyberCycle at two Front Porch
communities. This session will discuss the process
of identifying a wellness solution, developing a
piloting plan, engaging residents and communities,
and full scale implementation while promoting fun
and friendly competition.
2B: Matters of Safety: 21st Century Systems
for Emergency Response and Resident Safety
“Integrating Advanced Emergency Response & Personal Safety
Technologies: A Case Study for Replacing Traditional Call Systems
in IL, AL, and Memory Care”
Hear how one large provider, who was standardized
on an emergency call system that provided little
benefit, was sometimes problematic and only
provided traditional nurse call transitioned to a
standard of “situational awareness.” This session will
highlight what an aging service provider should be
looking for when it comes to replacing traditional
nurse call systems, how processes can be enhanced
and the importance of integrating to other solutions
(no more silos). Also hear how open systems make
it easier to manage, support and deliver services to
residents.
Presenter: Cindy McCreary, Territory Manager,
Status Solutions and Brett Ortega, IT Manager,
American Baptist Homes of the West
“Real-Time Location System (RTLS) Solutions in Nursing,
Rehabilitation and Memory Care Programs”
Hear how an RTLS solution is being used in a large,
Presenter: Charles Stinson, Psychiatrist and Clinical
Informatics, former Chief of Psychiatry, Laguna
Honda Hospital & Rehabilitation Center
2C: Leveraging the Fun Factor for
Tech-Enabled Health and Wellness
Presenter: Davis Park, Director, Front Porch Center
for Technology Innovation and Wellbeing and Ross
Stensrud, Chief Marketing Officer, Interactive Fitness
“Using Music and Singing to Improve Health and Wellness”
A certified board music therapist and a Senior
Day Care provider will take the audience on an
interactive musical learning journey that’s kicked
off with a song! Session will cover the compelling
research, technologies and methodologies that
are turning music into medicine. Recognize best
practices when providing technology-enabled
musical experiences for older adults.
Presenter: Andrew Tubman, Co-Founder, Musical
Health Technologies and Sara Kaye, Family Services
Supervisor, Opica Adult Daycare & Caregiver
Support Center
Networking Lunch with Exhibitors
Keynote – Thad
Starner, Glass Technical
Lead/Manager, Google
X “Lowering Barriers
with Google Glass”
12:00 – 1:15 p.m.
Roundtables by Service Setting: Attendees
and exhibitors sit at tables by the aging service
modalities in which they are most engaged (i.e.,
Independent Living, Assisted Living, Skilled
Nursing Facilities, Affordable Housing, Memory
Care, Homecare, Community-Based Networks,
etc.) to discuss what they believe are the
three or four most compelling opportunities
for technology applications in that service
setting. Your input will help kick-off AgeTech’s
development of “Technology-Enabled Care
Standards,” or “TECS” which will be a guide
for aging service providers on what set of
technologies are most vital to achieving service
objectives in each care setting. AgeTech Advisory
Council members will host each table.
Each time computing
becomes more
interactive, a revolution
in new services and
capabilities results, breaking down barriers that
most people did not even realize were there. Google
Glass promises to significantly improve interactivity,
reducing the amount of time between a user’s
intention to do a task and the action to complete
that task. Examples include accessing turn-byturn navigation directions, checking a calendar
for the next appointment, searching the Internet
for information while grocery shopping, or simply
www.careinnovations.com
Intel-GE Care Innovations ™
QuietCare ®
Advanced networking for more
reliable monitoring
Identify risks and intervene faster
Respond to potentially urgent
situations
Achieve higher occupancy rates
and increase revenue
The Care Innovations™ QuietCare® system is not an emergency response or alarm system and is not intended for providing medical care. Data from the QuietCare® system should not be relied on as medical
advice or clinical diagnosis. Copyright © 2012 Intel-GE Care Innovations LLC. All rights reserved. Care Innovations, the Care Innovations logo, and the Caring Icon logo are trademarks of Intel-GE Care
Innovations LLC. QuietCare is a registered trademark of Intel-GE Care Innovations LLC. Intel and the Intel corporate logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the United States and/or other countries, used
under license. GE and the GE Monogram are trademarks of General Electric Company in the United States and/or other countries, used under license. *All other third-party trademarks are the properties of
their respective owners.
replying to an email or text message with voice.
However, reducing the time between intention and
action can be critical for assistive interfaces. Glass’s
early “Explorers” have already designed several
such interfaces, including a means for assisting
people with low vision in daily chores and a way to
help users learn American Sign Language during
everyday life. This talk will review some of the
more exciting interfaces being designed for Glass,
particularly those which enable users to maintain
their independence.
Exhibits Open – Dessert
1:15 – 1:45 p.m.
Enjoy dessert while exploring the technology
solutions you’ve missed. Don’t forget to vote for
your favorite “Pitch,” indicate your interest in being
a pilot partner and hosting an Entrepreneur in
Residence.
1:45 – 2:45 p.m.
3A: The Power of Interoperability of
Devices and Systems for Service Impact
outcomes of these regulations on the quality of
care for residents. Gain an understanding of how
to reduce readmissions and become a provider of
choice with sub-acute care providers.
Presenter: John Sheridan, President, eHealth Data
Solutions
3B: An Evolution in Technologies to Support
Independent Living and Care at Home
“Wireless Wellness: Innovations in Caregiving
Technologies for Aging-in-Place”
Seismic shifts in technology are helping to shape
innovation in care delivery. This presentation will
outline those changes, as well as offer a framework
for evaluating new technologies and how they
can be adopted most effectively to improve the
quality and reduce the cost of caregiving. Learn
how technologies can be integrated, explained
and put to use in a practical context that facilitates
communication, peace of mind and better business
models rather than overwhelming the parties
involved.
Presenter: Liddy Manson, President, BeClose
“Connected Care, Today and Tomorrow”
Learn about connected aging care capabilities today
and the vision for the future from a review of (nonbranded) connected care scenarios in diabetes,
fitness and independent aging. Understand the role
of device interoperability standards in facilitating
quality, cost-effective care using a case study from a
remote cardiac monitoring program implemented
after the Great Japan Earthquake of 2011.
“Addressing the Social Side of Aging with Disruptive,
Consumer-Friendly Technology”
Aging is no longer a medical condition to be
treated, but the social side of aging remains largely
underserved despite research showing how more
favorable social conditions positively affect health
outcomes. This presentation will address how older
adults are primed to benefit from the rich rewards
of deeper, more comprehensive social connection
and introduce the concept of an activity-sharing
experience as a disruptive solution.
Presenter: Chuck Parker, Executive Director,
Continua Health Alliance
Presenter: David Glickman, Co-Founder & COO and
Iggy Fanlo, Co-Founder & CEO, Lively
“Bridging the Gap: Interoperability, Quality and the
Future of Long-Term Care”
This session will focus on finding solutions
and understanding the concept of systems
interoperability, how meaningful use impacts
the long-term care community, the need for
collaboration between LTPAC providers, and the
3C: Creating Smart Service Management
Systems in Senior Living
“Enhance Quality of Care and the Bottom Line by Managing Staff
Levels and Assignments with Real Time Data: Acuity Care Case
Study for Assisted Living”
Hear how an assisted living community created
an acuity-based staffing tool that enhanced their
quality-of-care and improved cost-management. By
using real-time data, they are able to adjust resource
levels and assignments efficiently and as often as
needed, to reflect change in census and level of
care services provided, resulting in both enhanced
quality of care and an improved bottom line.
Presenter: Phil Altman, Executive Director, AlmaVia
of Union City and Doc Devore, Director of Clinical
Informatics and Industry Relations, AOD Software
“High Touch/High Tech: Hospitality Delivered Through a
Technology-Driven Command Center for All Levels of Care”
This session will discuss changing the paradigm to
enhance quality of life for senior living residents
across IL, AL, SNF, rehab and memory care. By
enabling technology-driven response centers,
communities in the future will have the ability
to create new levels of resident communication,
connectedness, and satisfaction. Imagine a world
where a single phone number can support a
resident’s every want, need or desire – from
transportation into town, to meal changes,
apartment/room issues, or physical support. Learn
how technology can offer a “hotel-like” experience
for the residents, while providing accurate data and
follow through on all tasks and requests.
Presenter: Ronni Schorr, Sr. Director of Brand
Management, Sodexo
Closing General
Session –
“Leveraging
the Power of
Technology
Innovation for
Healthy Aging”
3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
An esteemed panel of tech
innovation leaders will
discuss how their companies
are taking a keen interest
in the older population,
and what opportunities
they see for leveraging
technology to enhance
vitality and independence
as we age and empower
aging service providers. Chip
maker Qualcomm created
Qualcomm Life and the 2Net
remote monitoring hub
and funded the “Tricoder”
X-Prize, Yahoo!, the country’s
most visited web portal,
is exploring ways that the
Internet can mitigate loneliness among older adults,
while Interactive Fitness created CyberCycle, a
product line specifically for older adults.
Moderator: AgeTech Advisory Council member
Kenneth Smith, Director, Mobility Division, Stanford
Center on Longevity
Panel: Clint McClellan, Senior Director of Strategic
Marketing, Qualcomm Life, Alan Brightman, Vice
President and Research Scholar, Yahoo! and Bill
Stensrud, Prior Venture Capitalist and Principal,
Interactive Fitness Holdings.
Pitch-for-Pilots Winners Announced!
AgeTech West Application for Exhibit Space
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User Group Meeting Request – Space is limited and will be reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Thursday, November 14
I need space for:
o 1-6 people
Available Times:
o 11:30 a.m. – 12:20 p.m.
o 7-24 people
o 12:30 – 1:20 p.m.
Friday, November 15
Available space can accommodate 1-6 people only
Preferred Time:
o 9:45 – 10:45 a.m.
o 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
o 1:30 – 2:20 p.m.
o 1:45 – 2:45 p.m.
Exhibit Fees
Booth Cost: $800 Standard; $900 Premium
Start-Up Company: $400 (1/2 table; 1 exhibit personnel)
First-Timer Discount: $100
Late Fee: add $100 (if registering after October 4, 2013):
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$_______________
Total $_______________
Payment & Authorization
Check #______________ Make Check Payable to LeadingAge California
Credit Card (Check One): o Visa
o MasterCard
o American Express
Card#___________________________________________________________________ Exp. Date __________________
Name on Card ______________________________________________________________________________________
Signature
I have read and agree to abide by the Rules & Regulations on page 7. I understand that no refunds will be made for
cancellations after October 7, 2013 and that all requests for cancellations and refunds must be in writing. I agree to be
charged 100% of the fee as indicated on this form.
Authorized Signature:_____________________________________________________ Date: ______________________
Name (Please Print): __________________________________________________________________________________
Return completed form and payment to: LeadingAge California
1315 I Street, Suite 100 • Sacramento, CA 95814 • FAX 916-428-4250
AgeTech West Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsorship presents an ideal opportunity to boost your company’s profile amongst an influential decision making
audience. The opportunities are diverse and vary in price and style, to appeal to a wide range of companies who wish
to raise their profile by sponsoring the conference.
Sponsorship Will:
• Create a high profile opportunity to strengthen market awareness of your products and services
• Position your company as a true industry leader and strategic partner for the future
• Place your company’s solutions, products and services at the forefront of attendees’ attention and consideration
• Build brand loyalty and company recognition
• Support the mission of enhancing the knowledge and abilities of those caring for the aging population
YES! I would like to sponsor at the following level: o Convener o Gold o Silver
o Please send me information on becoming a Technology Partner of AgeTech West
Benefits
Convener
$5,000
Gold
$3,000
Half Page Ad in Conference Brochure
X
Complimentary Full Conference Registration
2
1
Complimentary Tabletop Exhibit Space
X
X
Event E-Blast Recognition w/Logo
All
Recognition w/Company Logo in Onsite Program
X
Opportunity to Introduce Opening General Session Speaker
X
PowerPoint Logo Recognition at Opening General Session
X
Pre & Post Conference Attendee List w/emails
X
Company Logo & Link on AgeTech West Website
X
Silver
$1,000
X
X
X
X
X
Company Logo on AgeTech West Website
X
Company: __________________________________________________________________________________________
Company Contact: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Title: ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Phone:_________________________ Fax: _______________________ Email:____________________________________
Method of Payment: Credit Card (Check One): o Visa o MasterCard o American Express o Check
Total: $_____________________ Credit Card #:__________________________________________________________________ Exp:_________________
Print Name on Card: _________________________________________________________________________________
Signature:_____________________________________________________________________ Date: ________________
Return To: LeadingAge California, 1315 I Street, Suite 100, Sacramento, CA 95814 • Fax: 916-428-4250
Contact Felicia Price at 916-469-3370 or [email protected]
AgeTech West Conference Registration – November 14-15, 2013
1. Contact Information
Please print or type information. A separate registration form for each attendee is required. Please copy this form for
your records. Register on-line at www.agetechwest.org
Full Name:__________________________________________________ First name for Badge:_______________________
Title:_________________________________________Company/Name: ________________________________________
Address:___________________________________________________________________________________________
City:___________________________________________________State: ______________Zip: ______________________
Phone:_______________________________________E-Mail:_________________________________________________
Check if appropriate: ¨ Vegetarian ¨ You require any of the auxiliary aids or services identified in the Americans with Disabilities Act
2. Conference Registration:
¨ LeadingAge CA/OR/WA Member: $250
¨ Resident/Student/Government rate (students must fax valid ID card): $125
¨ Non Member: $325
¨ Supporting Organization Member: $250
Please list name of supporting organization _____________________________________________________________
Registration will be processed at the non-member rate if the organization is not listed or valid.
¨ Silicon Valley Tech Campus Tour – November 14, 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.: $35
Join us as we visit major technology campuses such as the “Googleplex,” Google’s headquarters in Mountain View,
and the Yahoo! headquarters in Sunnyvale (lunch included). Advanced registration is required, no onsite registration.
Must be registered for the full conference to attend the tour.
Registration deadline is October 30, 2013. There will be an additional $75 fee for onsite registrations.
No refunds for cancellations five working days prior to conference. Substitutions are permitted. All cancellations
must be in writing. The planners of this event reserve the right to substitute speakers without penalty due to
unforeseen and/or unavoidable circumstances.
3. Payment
¨ VISA/MASTERCARD ¨ AMEX ¨ CHECK ENCLOSED
TOTAL: _____________________
Card No.:_______________________________________________________ Exp. Date:_____________ CSC#___________
Name on card: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Signature: __________________________________________________________________________________________
Mail, email or fax to:
AgeTech West 1315 I Street, Suite 100 • Sacramento, CA 95814 • Fax 916-428-4250.
Call or e-mail Margaret Morneau at 916-469-3371 or [email protected]
Thank You To Our Partners
C A L I FO R N I A
H EALTH C ARE
F OUND A TION
Supported by California Health Care
Foundation, based in Oakland, CA

AgeTech West Conference

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