National Chronic Disease Day Luncheon Symposium at MassBio
Join Good Days, MassBio, and leaders from across healthcare, biotechnology, patient advocacy, and public policy for a focused discussion on advancing innovation and improving access for people living with chronic and complex conditions.
Observed annually on July 10 (7/10), Chronic Disease Day highlights a sobering reality: seven out of 10 deaths in the United States are caused by chronic diseases, including heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. These conditions claim more than 1.7 million lives each year and account for more than 90 percent of U.S. healthcare spending.
At the same time, extraordinary advances in medicine are creating new possibilities for patients. Yet many individuals continue to face barriers to accessing the treatments and therapies they need. As healthcare leaders work to reduce the burden of chronic disease, there is also an urgent need to ensure that innovation is affordable, accessible, and able to reach the patients who stand to benefit most.
To mark this year’s observance, Good Days is hosting the Chronic Disease Day Leadership Luncheon at MassBio Hub. This exclusive convening, limited to 80 attendees, will bring together senior biotech executives, healthcare leaders, patient advocates, and policymakers to explore how industry, healthcare systems, patient organizations, and government can work together to improve outcomes for individuals living with chronic disease.
Why Attend
- Connect with leaders shaping the future of chronic disease policy, research and care delivery.
- Explore challenges and opportunities in access to innovative therapies.
- Gain insight into emerging trends in clinical research, patient engagement, and healthcare innovation.
- Participate in conversations focused on improving affordability, access, and patient outcomes.
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