Our partners
Partners
PHTI has convened clinical experts, economists, consumers, payers, and other entities to support in the development of the framework and evaluations.
PHTI developed an original assessment framework specific to digital health tools in coordination with the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), a recognized leader in health technology assessment, is an independent, non-profit research institute that produces reports analyzing the evidence on the effectiveness and value of drugs and other medical services.
Additional partners include:
Charm Economics
Charm Economics translates insights from clinical and health economics research into real-world cost and savings estimates for digital health and medical technology businesses and purchasers. We partner with them to deepen our insight into how digital health technologies work, what they cost to deliver, and their impact on patients and purchasers.
Curta
Curta is a team of leaders in research and development in health economics and decision science. Curta will apply the ICER-PHTI Assessment Framework for Digital Health Technologies and assess products’ clinical and economic impact.
Lauren Taylor, MDiv, MPH, PhD
Professor Taylor is a faculty member at NYU Grossman School of Medicine and affiliated with NYU Wagner School of Public Service who focuses on governance and management of health improvement efforts, organizational theory, and business ethics. Our partnership focuses on grounding PHTI’s approach in a socially responsible framework.
Manatt Health
Manatt Health integrates consulting and legal expertise to better serve the complex needs of clients across the health care system. Manatt provides strategy, legal, public policy, and analytic services to the full range of health industry players. Manatt provides consulting and operational support to PHTI.
Purchaser Advisory Council
PHTI has assembled a Purchaser Advisory Council to provide feedback on the initiative’s assessment framework, assessment domains and digital health technologies in consideration for evaluation.
The Purchaser Advisory Council includes participation from health plans, employers, and health systems. Purchaser Advisory Council members offer general guidance but do not participate in the assessment process.
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