Seton Healthcare Family and nonprofit technology advocate group Texans for Economic Progress teamed up July 29 to showcase ways to integrate innovative technologies into the developing medical district along I-35.
Six different startup groups showed examples of how they hope to get patients more involved in their own health care by integrating technology to meet the needs of care providers.
"If you look at your smartphone, your smartphone isn't just a phone. If you're looking at [the] med-tech [industry] right now, it's really in the first stages of innovation," said Cliff Bleustein, Dell Inc.'s chief medical officer and global head of health care consulting.











