Symbian Health Strengthens Global Partnerships at Leading Healthcare Exhibition in Hyderabad
Symbian Health Strengthens Global Partnerships at Leading Healthcare Exhibition in Hyderabad Hyderabad, India | 06 December 2025 Symbian Health marked a strategic milestone in its global expansion by participating in a premier healthcare exhibition in Hyderabad, India—one of the world’s fastest-growing healthcare markets. The exhibition brought together leading hospitals, healthcare technology innovators, and medical equipment manufacturers from across the region, creating a powerful platform for collaboration and growth.The event was attended by Dr. Mohsin Alvi, CEO of Symbian Health, and Ms. Lilit Asatryan, Managing Director, who traveled to India to engage directly with healthcare leaders, technology partners, and decision-makers. Their presence underscored Symbian Health’s commitment to building long-term partnerships and supporting the digital transformation of healthcare systems in emerging and established markets.The exhibition highlighted cutting-edge advancements in Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Hospital Information Systems (HIS), advanced surgical equipment, and next-generation diagnostic technologies—solutions designed to improve operational efficiency, clinical decision- making, and patient outcomes.Throughout the event, the Symbian Health leadership team held in-depth discussions with healthcare providers and technology companies, exploring strategic partnerships, system integrations, and scalable digital health solutions tailored to the needs of hospitals and healthcare networks across India and beyond.Participation in the Hyderabad exhibition reflects Symbian Health’s broader mission to expand its global footprint, accelerate innovation through collaboration, and enable healthcare organizations to deliver accessible, high-quality patient care through smart digital solutions.
NETRC 2021 – Manchester
NETRC 2021 – Manchester, NH Telehealth Launchpad – Refueling for Sustainability Symbian Health was a sponsor and exhibitor at the annual NETRC conference held on Sept 23rd and 24th in Manchester, New Hampshire. NETRC partners with MCD Public Health and University of Vermont to help implement telehealth programs which serve rural and medically underserved areas and populations throughout New England, New Jersey, and New York. NETRC is one of 12 Regional Resource Centers and works closely with two National Centers – the Center for Connected Health Policy and the Telehealth Technology Assessment Center. Symbian health, a telemedicine solutions provider partners with hospitals in rural and underserved areas to cover staffing shortages, was represented by Dr Sarah Suleman at the conference. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, speakers at this year’s conference talked about challenges during COVID faced by hospitals, nursing facilities and the healthcare community at large. Organizations and speakers shared their telehealth expertise and expansion of telehealth utilization and impact. We learnt about rapid implementation success stories and lessons learned, workforce training efforts, and strategic planning for tomorrow’s healthcare landscape, with telehealth and telemedicine services as a focal point. At NETRC, Symbian Health had the opportunity to discuss our services and technology in this time of need particularly for underserved populations. It was a great opportunity to connect with partners in Telemedicine and meet with industry leaders to hear about experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic from an organization, provider and patient point of view.
ATA 2022 – Boston
ATA 2022 – Boston, MA Symbian Health was represented at the American Telemedicine Association’s ATA2022 Annual Conference and Expo in Boston, May 1-3. Dr. Mohsin Alvi, Symbian’s Founder and CEO, and strategy consultant Andrew McWilliams were in the Symbian booth, where they met with providers, technology developers, business professionals, and leaders from across the healthcare sector who had convened to discuss the virtual health landscape and how to establish telehealth as a permanent care delivery modality. Following on the heels of Symbian’s participation in the Society of Hospital Medicine’s Converge conference and expo in Nashville March 26-29, ATA2022 demonstrates Symbian Health’s growing presence in the telemedicine space. Our next appearance will be at the Northeast Telehealth Resource Center’s “Exploring the Telehealth Universe” conference in Southbridge, MA Sept. 29-30, 2022.”
NETRC ’22 – Southbridge
NETRC ’22 – Southbridge, MA NETRC held its annual conference in Southbridge on Sept 29th-Sept 30th on “Exploring the Telehealth Universe”. NETRC partners with MCD Public Health and University of Vermont to help implement telehealth programs which serve rural and medically underserved areas and populations throughout New England, New Jersey, and New York. Symbian Health was represented by consultant Andrew McWilliams and Dr. Sarah Suleman, Head of Strategy who presented on “Rising Hospitalist cost hurting U.S hospital, solving the problem with low-cost Tele-hospitalist solutions” along with our partner hospitals Milford Regional Medical Center’s hospitalist director Dr Aaron Shepard. The conference was attended by leaders from across the telehealth sector and varied topics on telehealth delivery, telehealth in rural areas, post pandemic outlook and innovation in telehealth and telemedicine was discussed. Symbian Health continues to develop partnerships with regional hospitals to expand services and implement our services for hospitals across the northeast and across the U.S
SHM Converge, Nashville
Symbian Health had the pleasure of attending the recently concluded SHM Converge conference in Nashville, of which it was a proud sponsor. SHM Converge is an annual event where hospitalists and other hospital professional convene to engage, meet and network. It is a great place to connect with colleagues and catch up on the “latest research, best practices, and newest innovations in the field that can immediately be applied to improving patient care.” Symbian’s Director of Services, Cindy Porter NP, was at our booth to talk with other attendees about Symbian Health and our telehospitalist services. Symbian has rolled out its cross coverage telehospitalist services successfully at Milford (MA) Regional. These services have met with an enthusiastic response and are being rolled out to other regional and national hospitals in the coming months. Thank you SHM for a great conference!
SHM Converge, Austin
Symbian Health was proud to be invited to exhibit once again at this year’s Society of Hospitalist Medicine’s Annual convention. With nearly 1,600 registered attendees, the show represented a great opportunity for Symbian to debut its Cloud Care Platform and further demonstrate our success in supporting hospital staff with our custom suite of services. Symbian’s Regional Growth Manager, Jim McGathey and Dr. Joe Urman were both on hand to greet attendees and share information about our tele-hospitalist services. “I was pleasantly surprised at the high level of interest in Symbian Health and what we do. There were so many residents that we met and had a chance to speak with over the course of three days. What a great opportunity to raise awareness of our cost-effective remote care solutions which help provide high quality patient care to streamline workflows for on-site nursing and hospital staff while optimizing patient satisfaction, staff retention and relieving provider burnout.” Here’s looking forward to next year ‘s Converge in San Diego! -Jim McGathey-Regional Growth Manager Symbian Health
Exploring the Frontier of AI in Healthcare: Insights from the State of AI in Precision Health Conference
Exploring the Frontier of AI in Healthcare: Insights from the State of AI in Precision Health Conference On October 10, 2024, Symbian Health participated in the prestigious “State of AI in Precision Health” conference hosted at Northeastern University by the Institute of Experiential AI. This gathering of industry leaders aimed to delve into the integration and intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with healthcare, focusing on its role in diagnostics, personalized treatments, and patient care. Symbian Health’s Pioneering Efforts Represented by CEO Dr. Mohsin Syed, Symbian Health looked at AI-driven telemedicine solutions, focusing on bridging healthcare disparities. The company is looking to expand these services, particularly through predictive analytics and enhanced remote monitoring, ensuring a patient-centered approach in telehealth. Through such high-level conferences, Symbian Health aligns its innovations with the latest advancements in the field, continually pushing the envelope in integrating AI with healthcare to deliver services that are not only technologically advanced but also ethically grounded and inclusive. Ethical AI Use and Inclusivity The conference was highlighted by a keynote from Dr. Lawrence Brilliant, CEO of Evity.AI, who emphasized the ethical dimensions crucial in deploying AI within healthcare. He advocated for systems designed to include diverse patient data, mitigating algorithmic biases and promoting care equity. His reflections on his contributions to public health and ethical leadership at organizations like Google.org enriched the discussions. Data-Driven Healthcare Innovations Usama Fayyad from the Institute of Experiential AI underscored the transformative potential of data from electronic health records and wearable devices. These tools are pivotal for predictive modeling and managing chronic diseases. Meanwhile, Dr. John Halamka of the Mayo Clinic highlighted their ‘AI factory,’ focusing on AI’s role in early disease detection and crafting personalized treatments. AI in Clinical and Oncological Settings Discussions also covered the practical applications of AI in healthcare settings. Jason Springs of Endpoint Health talked about leveraging predictive analytics to manage critical conditions such as sepsis. In a similar vein, Dr. Jens Rueter at the Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine shared insights into precision oncology, where AI helps tailor cancer treatments based on genetic markers. AI’s Broader Impacts From real-time disease tracking discussed by Dr. John Brownstein of Boston Children’s Hospital to the comprehensive views on AI’s role in enhancing healthcare outcomes shared by other experts, the conference provided a holistic view of the future of health services. As the “State of AI in Precision Health” conference concluded, it was evident that the intersection of artificial intelligence and healthcare holds transformative potential. Symbian Health, along with other industry leaders, underscored the importance of ethical considerations, the power of data-driven insights, and the necessity of inclusive technology designs. Looking forward, Symbian Health is committed to advancing these principles within its telemedicine services, striving to enhance healthcare delivery through innovation that is both effective and responsible, ensuring that the future of healthcare is as equitable as it is advanced.
