Future Human x HLTH 2025

Hi friend,

Welcome back to Future Human! A few weeks ago, we teased a big announcement that was in the works here at Future Human HQ. It has taken some time to confirm this was actually happening, but we are now able to write about it.

We are busy prepping for what is coming, so we thought we would use this week’s newsletter just to announce it and get back to the deep dives in a few days.

So…

This October, the Future Human team is heading to Las Vegas for HLTH 2025—one of the largest and most influential gatherings in healthcare and healthtech. HLTH brings together thousands of leaders across startups, payers, providers, investors, and big tech to talk about where the future of health is headed. Think JPMorgan for healthcare, but with more energy, more ideas, and more founders pushing boundaries.

The origin of this is wild—and another reminder of how much can change when you put yourself out there, synthesize your thoughts, and share them. Back in August, HLTH’s Head of Media (Robbie), reached out after seeing our work on LinkedIn and in this newsletter. He asked, quite simply, if we wanted to come out and cover the event with complimentary media passes.

What surprised me most was that while we’re less than eight months into this journey, he didn’t hesitate to invite us to join alongside outlets like Bloomberg and Fierce Healthcare. We jumped on the opportunity.

So in a couple of weeks, Isabelle, Nicholas, and I will be on the ground interviewing some of the most ambitious CEOs and founders in the industry. Expect conversations with the people shaping everything from AI-enabled diagnostics to the future of care delivery—stories we’ll bring directly to you here.

For those who want to attend, we’ll be sharing a link soon (via LinkedIn and this newsletter) with discounted tickets to HLTH. Stay tuned—it’s going to be awesome.

To more lives saved,

Andrew, Isabelle, and Nicholas

I always appreciate feedback, questions, and conversation. Feel free to reach out on LinkedIn @andrewkuzemczak.