Monday, April 27
Registration Open
Networking Breakfast
Organizer's Welcome Remarks
CHARTING THE COURSE—LEADERSHIP, STRATEGY & SYSTEMS TRANSFORMATION: SETTING THE VISION FOR THE NEXT ERA OF MENTAL HEALTHCARE—FROM NATIONAL STRATEGY TO SYSTEMIC INNOVATION
Chairperson's Welcome RemarksÂ
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
Navigating the Next Era of Mental Healthcare: Adapting to a Rapidly Changing Landscape

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Leading with Purpose:Â A Conversation on the Future of Mental Healthcare

Building Clinical Ecosystems for Innovation in Mental Health
Dr. John Torous, MD, MBI, Director of the Digital Psychiatry Division at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (Harvard Medical School), will explore how aligning patients, clinicians, regulators, and technology can drive meaningful innovation in mental healthcare. Drawing on his research in digital mental health—including the LAMP smartphone app for depression, schizophrenia, and Alzheimer’s—he will highlight strategies for translating technology into real-world improvements in care outcomes.
Sponsored Presentation (Opportunity Available)
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
SCALING IMPACT IN MENTAL HEALTH: INNOVATION, COLLABORATION, AND RESILIENT MODELS
Chairperson's Remarks
Ronke Komolafe, CEO, Integrated Health Magazine and Advancing Integrated Health , Chief Executive Officer , Integrated Health Magazine and Advancing Integrated Health
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION:
Scaling Access and Quality in Mental Healthcare
Despite progress in recent years, many Americans still face steep barriers to mental health care, including issues with affordability, stigma, provider shortages, and confusing care pathways. This discussion will explore the challenges facing mental health care today and practical strategies to address them, including ways to expand access, integrate behavioral health with primary care, and leverage technology to support better patient navigation.
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
Outcome-Driven, Resilient, and Sustainable Mental Health Models

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Networking Luncheon (Sponsorship Opportunity Available)
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
Whole-Person & Team-Based Mental Healthcare (Collaborative Care)

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Sponsored Presentation (Opportunity Available)
Refreshment Break in the Exhibit Hall
THE FUTURE OF YOUTH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: INTEGRATED, DIGITAL, AND PREVENTIVE CARE
Re-Imagining College-Student Mental Healthcare across Multiple Continuums

Within US higher education, there are significant challenges to delivering a comprehensive and accessible continuum of mental health care. Through their engaged and collaborative client-customer relationship, the University of Michigan and Uwill are partnering to optimize data sharing, reduce care fragmentation, and improve population insights. This presentation will highlight the novel and real-time insights that are emerging across several continuums (prevention to recovery, in-person to online, retrospective to predictive, physical to mental, basic to advanced needs).
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
Youth & Emerging-Adult Mental Health in a Digital Age

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CASE STUDY: Transforming Care across Borders: Lessons from Canada’s Mental-Health System and a Comparative Look at Integrated-Care Innovation and System-Level Outcomes

Tristan Glatard, Scientific Director, Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH); Inaugural Chair in Artificial Intelligence and Mental Health, BMO , Scientific Director, Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) , Centre for Addiction & Mental Health CAMH
This case study explores how Canada’s mental health system is advancing integrated care, technology-enabled innovation, and cross-sector collaboration to improve outcomes at scale. Through real-world examples from clinical care, health-system design, and neuroinformatics, the session highlights approaches that bridge data, service delivery, and patient needs across regions and care settings. The discussion offers transferable strategies and lessons that can inform more coordinated, effective, and future-ready models of mental healthcare.
Close of Day
Tuesday, April 28
Registration Open
Future of Mental Healthcare Fun Run!
Lace up and join Eileen Murphy, the Future of Mental Healthcare Coordinator, for the Fun Run on Tuesday, April 28th! Sprint, jog, walk, or talk-your-way-through—ALL abilities are welcome. This informal event is all about getting moving together. Full details to come…just don’t forget your sneakers!
Networking Breakfast
INVESTING IN THE FUTURE—AI, TECHNOLOGY, CAPITAL & COMPASSIONATE LEADERSHIP
Chairperson's Remarks
Justin Chen, Vice Chair of Ambulatory Services and Vice Chair of Health Justice, Weill Cornell Medicine/NewYork-Presbyterian , Vice Chair of Ambulatory Services & Vice Chair of Health Justice , Psychiatry , Weill Cornell Medicine/NewYork-Presbyterian
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
Responsible AI & Technology in Mental Healthcare

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FIRESIDE CHAT:
Smart Systems, Compassionate Care

This fireside chat examines how integrated, data-savvy systems can support deeply compassionate mental healthcare—drawing on decades of experience in public health, primary care psychiatry, and insurance-based care delivery. The discussion highlights innovations in care coordination, coverage design, and value-based mental health models that expand access and improve outcomes. Attendees will come away with practical ideas for bridging payer, provider, and public health perspectives to make mental healthcare both smarter and more human.
Sponsored Presentation (Opportunity Available)
Coffee Break in the Exhibit Hall
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PANEL DISCUSSION:
Smart Capital, Smarter Care: Scaling Mental-Health Innovation through AI and Investment

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PANEL DISCUSSION:
Wellness, Prevention & Proactive Mental Health

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Close of Conference
For more details on the conference, please contact:
Eileen Murphy
Conference Producer
Cambridge Healthtech Institute
Email: emurphy@healthtech.com
For sponsorship information, please contact:
Kristin Skahan
Sr. Business Development Manager
Cambridge Healthtech Institute
Phone: (+1) 781-972-5431
Email: kshahan@healthtech.com







