Health2Tech NYC Asks What Makes a MedTech Company Investable
A medical device has to earn confidence from several audiences before it becomes a business. Health2Tech’s November 5 gathering brings investors, device founders, bioengineers and clinicians into that commercialization conversation.
Health2Tech NYC - MedTech edition, November 5, 2026 is scheduled for November 5, 2026, from 5:30 PM EST to 8:30 PM EST (America/New_York), Location shared with confirmed guests, New York, NY, US. The organizer withholds the exact street address until the guest-confirmation process. Registration requires organizer approval. Confirm admission before making plans.
The announced program
The announced panel asks what makes a MedTech company investable. Steven Levy, Partner at Unorthodox Ventures, and Bryan Spielman, Managing Partner at Northwell Health Equity Partners, are listed as panelists, with Maria Putilina moderating. The evening also includes opportunities to apply for live medical-device demonstrations and time for networking.
A question to bring
MedTech founders can compare the evidence they are building with the questions investors and healthcare leaders will ask. Demonstration slots require an application, and attendance priority goes to relevant specialists rather than everyone who requests a place. Bailey Morgan, Audrey Guazzone, Maria Putilina and Alex Koshykov host, with Brown Rudnick named as a partner.
See the official event page for the latest program, registration and access details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which health-technology questions frame the panel?
MedTech founders can compare the evidence they are building with the questions investors and healthcare leaders will ask. Demonstration slots require an application, and attendance priority goes to relevant specialists rather than everyone who requests a place. Bailey Morgan, Audrey Guazzone, Maria Putilina and Alex Koshykov host, with Brown Rudnick named as a partner.
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