Hackovate Health Finale Recap

After surviving the snowpocalypse of 2013, entrepreneurs, innovators, investors and supporters gathered in the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce Board Room at Union Station for the Hackovate Health Finale on February 28, 2013. 

The event opened with a welcome address from Tyler Prochnow of Think Big Partners and Paul Richardson of H&R Block.  After a few words, Master of Ceremonies Ramsey Mohsen took the stage to get the pitches started. 

Group 1 featured finalists My Healthcare Reform Guide by Useagility & eXperient Interactive, ReMARK Health, HealthPlan Select by Strenuus, OKCopay Inc. and NAYA JEEVAN REJUVENATE.  Once all finalists finished their 10-minute pitches and question-and-answer sessions with the judges, a video address from Senator Jerry Moran was played followed by a short “chocolate break” courtesy of Hovey Williams, LLP. 

After the break, Herb Sih of Think Big Partners took the stage where he spoke on innovation and entrepreneurship.  Next, Group 2, consisting of SHHADE, eLuminate Health, Aavya Health, GetHealth, and inAssist Health Management Solutions, gave presentations and answered Q&A. 

Next on the Hackovate agenda, Kush Saxena of H&R Block took the stage to welcome Ned Holland, keynote speaker and assistant secretary for administration for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.  At the same time, voting for the Google Fiber People’s Choice Award opened and the votes flooded in (over 500 were calculated in the short 30-minute voting time frame).  Additionally, Herb Sih of Think Big Partners got back on stage to speak about Think Big’s newest (and perhaps most unique) innovation yet: Smart Coffee, the coffee made for entrepreneurs and innovators. 

Next, Phyllis Faulkner-Johnson took the stage to announce the winner of the Google Fiber People’s Choice Award followed by Paul Richardson to announce each of the three cash prize winners. 

To learn more about each of the Hackovate winners, please read below:

GRAND PRIZE WINNER ($15,000)

Tami Hutchison, eLuminate Health

eLuminate Health, based out of Kansas City, Missouri, is a new marketplace for bringing together buyers and sellers of healthcare procedures based on transparency of price, quality and customer satisfaction.  The startup’s open network, reverse pricing platform replaces the current network contracting process between carriers and providers for imaging and surgical procedures.  Health plan payers and members rely on eLuminate Health to improve the value of their healthcare investments. eLuminate’s automated payment process, enabled by pre-established fixed prices, enables healthcare providers to eliminate the current cumbersome claims and accounts receivable management process and guarantees payment within less than 10 days on 100% of both the payer and member portion.

RUNNER-UP ($5,000)

Liam Ryan, GetHealth

The GetHealth mobile app, based out of Dublin, Ireland, is a mobile and online platform that helps people improve their health through social interaction and gameplay with peer-to-peer connections. The app’s beta users describe the company as “Foursquare for Health”, allowing people to check-in to the healthy tasks they do each day (in the categories of Move, Munch and Mind), earn points and motivate their friends to a better healthy lifestyle. 

SECOND RUNNER-UP ($2,500)

Scott Speranza, InAssist Health Management Solutions

InAssist, a startup based out of Torrance, California, specializes in medical protection services for employers, employees and consumers and solves for the problem of hospital overcharges and administrative costs as well as the risks inherent to the medical industry.  With an integrated portal, consumers can log-in to the InAssist system to talk to trained certified claims analysts to better understand what they are getting charged for and gain access to bills, EOB’s medical records, claim denials and total yearly costs.

GOOGLE FIBER PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

Karan Srivastava, SHHADE

SHHADE, based out of Miami, Florida, stands for Supply Home Health Care Alternatives and Dedicated Education.   SHHADE negotiates contracts with insurance companies to reduce expenses caused by patients who frequently visit the ER for chronic, yet manageable medical conditions. SHHADE provides comprehensive primary care services directly at the patient’s home and regularly follows up with patients to better manage the patient’s health. SHHADE case managers are designated to help the patient address and remove any social or cultural obstacles that impede the patient’s goal for a healthy lifestyle. SHHADE identifies which treatments are cost-effective in producing high quality health benefits. Ultimately, SHHADE aims to reduce the burden of costs insurance companies incur by reducing the number of ER visits from high utilizing patients.

The Finale event concluded with applause and cocktails, appetizers and networking in the Sprint Festival Plaza just a few steps from where Hackovate took place.  Media conducted interviews with the winners, each winner sat down to speak about their experience on the Think Big Innovations podcast, and cheers, laughs and new introductions were made by all.

All in all, Hackovate Health opened the eyes of the healthcare and medical industries to the new, innovative products that are being brought to the market.  The innovation competition truly spoke to those companies and startups who were striving to help consumers understand and navigate the challenging healthcare landscape and realize new health benefits.   

Want to see the Finale for yourself?  Check out a recording of the entire Hackovate Health Finale here, courtesy of DEG. 

Think Big and H&R Block Announce Winners of Hackovate Health Innovation Competition

The global health care focused innovation competition Hackovate Health came to a close when it announced four winning business ideas at the Finale event at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri.  Organized by H&R Block and Think Big Partners, the Hackovate Health Finale brought together innovators, entrepreneurs, healthcare professionals and industry leaders for a half-day pitch fest and awards ceremony.

Ten finalists, four judges and many community leaders, supporters and attendees joined to see innovation and entrepreneurism in action.  At the event, a panel of four Finale judges determined the grand prize winner ($15,000), the runner-up ($5,000) and the second runner-up ($2,500).  Finale judges included Kush Saxena (H&R Block), David Edwards (Cerner), Phyllis Faulkner-Johnson (Google Fiber) and Anna Haghgooie (Sandbox). In addition, attendees had the chance to watch 10 pitches from finalists and vote for their favorite via mobile platform for the Google Fiber People’s Choice Award. 

Tami Hutchinson and her team at eLuminate Health (Kansas City, MO) was announced the winner of the $15,000 grand prize.  eLuminate Health is an online platform where surgeons and patients can easily find one another and compare procedures based on price and quality ratings.  The eLuminate Health platform predicts to save up to 17% on procedures and 5% per year on healthcare costs.  The company solves problems for consumers, payers, administrators and providers while improving healthcare quality and decreasing costs.    In addition to the cash prize, eLuminate Health has been recognized as one of the top startups in the healthcare tech industry.

“We truly appreciated this entire process,” said Tami Hutchison of eLuminate Health.  “Hackovate has helped us think in new ways and we will use this opportunity to get our product into the market and bring value to consumers in the U.S.” 

Karan Srivastava and his team of SHHADE (Miami, FL) was declared the winner of the Google Fiber People’s Choice Award after receiving a majority of the public vote.  SHHADE stands for Supply Home Health Care Alternatives and Dedicated Education.  The SHHADE platform allows for remote patient monitoring, health coaching, care coordination and mobile primary care services.  As the winner of the Google Fiber People’s Choice Award, SHHADE will gain bragging rights and media exposure. 

Liam Ryan of GetHealth (Dublin, Ireland) was announced as the Hackovate first runner-up, receiving a $5,000 cash prize from H&R Block.  The GetHealth mobile app is “Foursquare for health” as it improves consumer health by “checking in” to different healthy activities.  The app incorporates “motifications”, notifications to help consumers improve their health.  GetHealth has already been named an effective WaaS (wellness as a service).

“As a company with a base in New York and Ireland, we are always looking for opportunities to showcase in the United States on a global scale.  Hackovate allowed us to not only do that, but to think big too,” said Liam Ryan of GetHealth. 

In addition, Scott Speranza of InAssist Health Management Solution (Torrance, CA) was announced as the second runner-up and received a $2,500 prize courtesy of H&R Block.  InAssist specializes in medical protection services and solves for the problem of hospital overcharges.  With an integrated portal, consumers can log in to the InAssist system to pay medical bills and better understand what they are getting charged for.  InAssist incorporates TotalCare, which allows for a proprietary method for carriers and doctors. 

In addition to celebrating the announcement of the Hackovate winners, attendees were invited to listen to keynote speakers Ned Holland of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

“We are thrilled with the results of the Hackovate Health Finale,” said Herb Sih, co-founder of Think Big Partners.  “Today, we saw a wide range of innovations and ideas that are helping to change the way we think about healthcare.  We hope that attendees, finalists, sponsors, judges and supporters learned something new about the changing healthcare landscape and believe in the innovations that are helping to solve real problems.”  

Don't Miss Out on the Innovation! Hackovate Health Finale Agenda

Don't miss out on the Hackovate Health Finale on Tuesday, February 26 from 12:30-8:30pm!  Here's what you can expect: 

12:30 PM Registration & Check-In (All day)

1:00 PM Welcome & Introduction

• Tyler Prochnow, Senior Partner & Co-Founder, Think Big Partners
• Paul Richardson, Business Development, H&R Block
• Ramsey Mohsen, Director of Social Media, DEG

1:20-3:00 PM Finalist Presentations Group 1 

• My Healthcare Reform Guide by eXperient Interactive & Useagility Video
• ReMARK Health
• HealthPlan Select by Strenuus
• OkCopay, Inc.
• NAYA JEEVAN REJUVENATE

Address from Senator Jerry Moran

Break

3:15 -5:00 Finalist Presentations Group 2

• SHHADE
• eLuminate Health
• Aavya Health
• GetHealth
• inAssist Health Management Solution

Vote for your favorite in the People’s Choice Award! Send your one vote from 5:00-5:40PM by texting the CODE to 22333.

5:00-5:45 Innovation Address

• Herb Sih, Managing Partner & Co-Founder, Think Big Partners
• David Kord Murray, President, Kord Consulting Group
• Kush Saxena, Chief Strategy Officer, H&R Block
• Ned Holland, Assistant Secretary for Administration, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

5:45-6:00 Awards Presentation & Closing

• Google Fiber People’s Choice Award
• Cash prizes from H&R Block

6:00-8:30 Community Address and Closing Reception

Haven't registered for the Finale yet?  It's not too late!  Register here. 

Learn more about Hackovate! @Hackovate 

Announcing the Hackovate Health Top 10 Finalists!

We are absolutely thrilled to announce the top 10 finalists who will present at the Hackovate Health Finale on February 26!  These 10 finalists will continue in the pursuit of the $15,000 grand prize, the $10,000 runner-up prize and the $5,000 second runner-up prize.

The 10 Hackovate Health finalists are:

1. Anant Vinjamorri, Aavya Health (Boston, MA, USA)
2. Tami Hutchinson, eLuminate Health (Kansas City, MO, USA)
3. Liam Ryan, GetHealth (Dublin, Ireland)
4. Scott Speranza, inAssist Health Management Solution (Torrance, CA, US)
5. Asher Hasan, NAJA JEEVAN REJUVENATE: Transformation Healthcare for the Uninsured (New Life) (Karachi, Sind, PAK)
6. John McCluskey, OkCopay, Inc. (Seattle, WA, USA)
7. Matthew Kafka, ReMARK Health (Kansas City, MO, USA)
8. Karan Srivastava, SHHADE (Miami, FL, USA)
9. Jug Stanovcic, HealthPlan Select by Stenuus (Overland Park, KS, USA)
10. Chrys Sullivan, My Healthcare Reform Guide by eXperient Interactive & Useagility (Kansas City, MO, USA)

The Hackovate Health semi-finalist judging panel consisted of 19 diverse experts from a variety of fields.  The panel includes experts and leaders in the healthcare industry, entrepreneurs, investors, service providers, professional association executives, as well as public and private sector officials.

The above Hackovate finalists are invited to present pitches for their businesses at the Hackovate Health Finale on February 26, 2013 at The Extreme Screen in Union Station, Kansas City, Missouri.  Finalists will submit a presentation and deliver a 10-minute pitch before a panel of finale judges.  Presentations will be followed by five minutes of questions from the judges.  The finalists must be present at the Hackovate Health Finale to be eligible for a prize.

The Hackovate Health Finale is a free event open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.  At the event, attendees will have the chance to watch the final pitch presentations, network and learn more about healthcare technology and entrepreneurship. For more information or to register to attend the Hackovate Health Finale, please visit http://hackovate.eventbrite.com.

Interested in getting involved with Hackovate?  There are plenty of ways to join the innovative movement!

• Sponsor
• Volunteer
• Attend Finale
• Get social 

Think Big Partners & H&R Block Host Hackovate Finale Feb. 26

We are thrilled to join forces with H&R Block this February to host the Hackovate Health Finale on February 26th!  At the event, the top 10 Hackovate finalists from our healthcare innovation competition will present their ideas, companies and technologies in front of a live audience at Union Station.  But what else can you expect at the Finale event?

• Healthcare technology and innovation presentations from the Top 10 Finalists 
• Networking with some of the top innovators in the healthcare space
• Healthcare innovation and technology exhibitors
• An Innovation Address and community closing reception 

The Hackovate Health Finale is an event that aims to build the collaborative and innovative Kansas City community and therefore, is absolutely FREE.  The Finale is expected to sell out.

Registration opens tomorrow, January 15, 2013 at www.hackovate.eventbrite.com! 

Learn more about Hackovate on Twitter: @Hackovate 

Think Big Innovations: What does it mean to Hackovate?

2013 has already been an exciting year for Think Big Partners.  Not only are we gearing up to host two big Kansas City events, Hackovate Health and the 2^nd Annual iKC, but we have also launched our newest podcast—Think Big Innovation Radio.

Think Big Innovation Radio seeks to ask “what’s the next big thing?”  After all, our world moves faster than ever before.  New ideas are born every day at an exponentially increasing rate.  However, without innovation, our world could never have dreamt of the routine we are accustomed to today.  At Think Big Innovations, we’re fascinated with breakthrough technologies and disruptive ideas that are changing the world and shaping our future.  And we want to share these new, exciting and groundbreaking technologies with you. 

To introduce you to Think Big Innovations, I sat down with Herb Sih, cofounder of Think Big Partners and Think Big Innovations and discussed the newest worldwide innovation competition—Hackovate Health.  Hackovate is a healthcare, tech-focused innovation competition that will conclude with a finale event on February 26, 2013 at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri.  Learn more about what Hackovate is, who should apply, why Think Big and partner H&R Block are hosting the competition and more in this episode of Think Big Innovation Radio. 

Learn more about Hackovate: @Hackovate

H&R Block and Think Big Partners Announce Hackovate Health 2013

With a new era of health care on the door step and more than three out of four consumers unaware of the role of the 2012 tax return on their health care coverage next fall, H&R Block and early-stage business incubator and startup accelerator Think Big Partners announce the creation of Hackovate Health 2013. The competition is designed to identify innovative mobile, online, social and other applications that help consumers navigate the new healthcare landscape.  

“There are significant financial considerations for millions of consumers under the new health care rules, including who qualifies for subsidies,” said Bill Cobb, President and Chief Executive Officer of H&R Block. “Technology-based innovation has the potential to address many of the consumer-based financial implications that stem from the rollout of the new health care law.”

Teams, big and small, are encouraged to compete in the three-month long competition, which culminates in H&R Block identifying 10 teams to convene in Kansas City in February to turn their promising ideas into new companies. The Hackovate process will involve coaching and mentoring from business, policy and investor community leaders in the entrepreneurship and healthcare arenas. Additionally, prizes courtesy of H&R Block will be awarded to the top three innovative ideas as determined by a panel of judges.

“Rising health care costs remain one of the largest expenses facing Americans today,” said Kushagra Saxena, Chief Strategy Officer at H&R Block.  “That is one reason H&R Block is proud to be the power behind Hackovate Health—to support innovation and the startup community in identifying solutions that address our clients’ core healthcare reform needs.”

“As an early-stage technology accelerator, we see a lot of great ideas every day,” says Herb Sih, co-founder and managing partner of Think Big Partners.  “Having the ability to work with an innovative company like H&R Block is an extremely unique opportunity for entrepreneurs.  This is the chance for entrepreneurs to solve a specific problem and the opportunity to work with the strength, expertise and leadership of H&R Block.”

Entrepreneurs are encouraged to submit their innovative ideas from November 19, 2012 until January 27, 2012 on the Hackovate Health website (to launch soon). Ten finalists will be announced in late January and will participate in the hackathon portion and undergo coaching, mentoring and the selection process.  Hackovate will conclude on February 26, 2012 with entrepreneurs presenting their solutions during the grand finale at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri.

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KC Chamber and Think Big: A Conference Without a Name is an Innovator's Opportunity

The Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and Think Big Partners are hosting a Kansas City innovation and entrepreneur conference on June 20, 2012...but they need your help in picking out a conference name. 


WRITTEN BY ALLISON WAY, SENIOR COPYWRITER AND CHIEF EDITOR

The Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and Think Big Partners are teaming up with H&R Block to host an innovation and entrepreneurship conference and are seeking the community’s help in naming the conference.

The all-day conference, formerly known as the Chamber’s Innovation Conference and Think Big Kansas City will be hosted by H&R Block and will take place on June 20th, 2012, at the H&R Block corporate headquarters building in downtown Kansas City. The mission of the conference is to help build the city of entrepreneurs, to provide startup inspiration for area entrepreneurs and to help foster innovation and creativity in Kansas City.

“There has never been a better time to host an innovation conference in Kansas City,” said Kristi Wyatt, Senior Vice President of Public Policy and Programs for the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. “With the implementation of Google Fiber, the efforts from the Kauffman Foundation, the presence of the UMKC Bloch School, the Big 5 initiatives and now this conference, we are truly fostering America’s most entrepreneurial city.”

This premiere conference for innovators and entrepreneurs allows for creative minds to come together under one roof to celebrate innovation and entrepreneurship, build the Kansas City startup scene, and find motivation and inspiration to turn ideas into something big.

“This innovation conference is just the first step toward making Kansas City a part of the Think Big Nation,” said Herb Sih, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Think Big Partners. “We believe that by collaborating with other entrepreneurial organizations, seizing local, regional and national opportunities and serving more Midwestern entrepreneurs, we can identify more great ideas, grow more profitable companies and create more jobs in Kansas City.”

In order to foster community involvement, the Kansas City Chamber and Think Big Partners are asking innovators, entrepreneurs and creative minds to submit name ideas for the innovation and entrepreneur conference. To participate, names should be submitted via the KC2012 website by March 2, 2012. The official name will be selected by the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and Think Big Partners. The winner of the naming contest will receive a free ticket for the life of the conference as well as other prizes.

Kansas City’s newest innovation conference is also looking for other leaders in the Kansas City business community to get involved through sponsorship or speaker opportunities. To learn more about getting involved, please visit http://www.kc2012.com or call 816.842.5244.


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8 Reasons Why Kansas City Coworking Works

"Coworking spaces only belong in Silicon Valley."

"There aren't any coworking spaces in Kansas City."

"Coworking is just a fad."

False. False. False. 

Working in a shared and collaborative coworking space has become a trend for entrepreneurs and small business owners alike.  But these coworking spots are not just popping up in Silicon Valley or tech hubs like Boston and Austin.  Coworking spaces are everywhere; from Denver to Nashville, New Orleans to Omaha.  And of course, there are a few dynamite coworking spaces in Kansas City. 

But of all cities, why cowork in the City of Fountains?  There are 8 great reasons why Kansas City coworking may be just what you need.

1. Kansas City is creative
With the Kansas City Maker Faire, the KC Chamber Innovation Conference and many other creative events, companies, and people, Kansas City is bursting with creativity and innovation.  Come see the creativity for yourself in any of Kansas City's coworking spaces.

2. Kansas City is tight-knit
Kansas City is big enough to make an impact, but small enough to remain a tight-knit community.  That means that Kansas City is a friendly, neighborly city in the heart of America.

3. Kansas City is thriving
Google Fiber.  Zaarly.  Think Big Partners.  These are just a few examples of the new implementations that are catching some major attention in Kansas City.  These additions to KC prove that the city is growing and thriving, making it the ideal spot to cowork.

4. Kansas City is busy
With dozens of daily networking events, launch parties, cocktail receptions and banquets, Kansas City is always in hustle-and-bustle mode.  That means that there are hundreds of people to meet, places to see and events to attend.

5. Kansas City is entrepreneurially strong
Kansas City has a vibrancy to it and much of it comes from the startups that have launched in the area.  From hundreds of local restaurants to thriving startup companies, Kansas City is becoming a hub for entrepreneurs and small businesses alike. 

6. Kansas City has history
Although KC is strong when it comes to startups and entrepreneurship, it is also rich in big business history.  From Helzberg to H&R Block to Hallmark (the 3 big H's), Kansas City knows how to take a small businesses and make them go down in history.

7. Kansas City is refreshing
Get away from the superficialities of the Silicon Valley area and steer clear of the smog taking over Boston and come to Kansas City to cowork!  If you need a step away from the obvious tech hubs of the nation, Kansas City is the city to cowork in.

8. Kansas City has the space
Currently, Kansas City has three very different coworking spaces.  Innovation Cafe, Officeport and bizperc all target unique entrepreneurs, freelancers and small business owners who are looking to network, think outside the box and of course...cowork.

Read More: Which KC Coworking Space is Right For Me?

Written by Allison Way
@AllisonThinkBig

The 3 Big H's of Kansas City: Helzberg, H&R Block, Hallmark

Is it a coincidence that three of Kansas City’s big original companies start with the letter “H”?  Although it may be just a coincidence, there’s no doubt that Helzberg, H&R Block and Hallmark (all Kansas City-based companies), have become Huge and Honorable companies by implementing Hard work, Holistic strategies, and, of course, a touch of Happiness.  Entrepreneurs, these 3 H’s may have something to teach you.

Helzberg Diamonds

Drive success under any condition. When the Depression began in the 1920s, Helzberg Diamonds didn’t sink—it flourished.  This company is living proof that even under difficult economic times, a company can still succeed as long as it has the right people pushing it.  Even during World War II, Helzberg churned out advertisements with patriotic themes and marketed its “Certified Perfect” diamonds to get ahead of the competition. 

Be sure to analyze (and reanalyze) your target market. Helzberg Diamonds was a company that focused on growing—and in order to grow, Helzberg had to branch out.  The company retrenched to the suburbs in the 1960s and 70s in order to target a new market.  This changed Helzberg’s image as well—they were finally portrayed as a “youthful” business.  Additionally, Helzberg began offering mail-order business in the early 1950s for rural customers.

Revamp the company.  Helzberg reinvented itself over and over again.  One of its biggest makeovers was during the 1980s when most stores were introduced in “superstore” format.  Helzberg stores became some of the biggest jewelry stores in the nation.  It’s something that made Helzberg different than its competitors. 

H&R Block

Take that leap of faith.  Henry Bloch stumbled upon a pamphlet in the Harvard Library that illustrated the challenges facing America’s small business in the early 1940s.  After reading this message, Henry wanted to help small companies succeed.  In his mind, he imagined a company that provided comprehensive services for small businesses.  And directly after he thought of the idea—he took the leap of faith.

You don’t have to start with a lot.  Henry Bloch started with $5,000 which he borrowed from his aunt.  In 1946, Henry and his brother, Leon, opened the United Business Company which provided bookkeeping services and rented offices right on Main Street in Kansas City.  After nine years of hard work, Henry saw success when he began doing income tax preparation as part of the business and the company became H&R Block.

Hallmark

Focus on quality.  In JC Hall’s autobiography, he wrote, “If a man goes into business with only the idea of making a lot of money, chances are, he won’t.  But if he puts service and quality first, the money will take care of itself.  Producing a first-class product that is a real need is a stronger motivation for success than getting rich.”  JC never let a greeting card reach the market without his stamp of approval—he wanted to be hands-on so that Hallmark would create the best, most quality greeting cards. 

Reinvent and renew yourself.  JC Hall made things happen.  He once said, “I don’t like to sit around and wait for something to happen, it’s more fun making it happen!”  This attitude is what led Hallmark to invent modern wrapping paper, and later branch into a television network and develop e-Cards. 

As three of Kansas City’s most successful "H" companies, Helzberg Diamonds, H&R Block and Hallmark have many lessons to teach.  Take these lessons into consideration when starting up your own business.  You never know what will Happen!

Keep tHinking big! 

Written by Allison Way.  Allison is a writer and videographer for Think Big Partners and bizperc, two of Kansas City's newest entrepreneurial resources.  To read more of Allison's work, check out the Kansas City Entrepreneurship Examiner. 

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