Digital Rise Media Inc. is Coming to Medtrade Atlanta 2019!
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, October 17th, 2019 – The team at Digital Rise Media is coming to Medtrade Atlanta between October 21-23. On October 23rd, Digital Rise Media’s President & Co-founder will be providing a special presentation on whether compliant lead generation for Medicare exists and if it is scalable. Medtrade is recognized as the largest HME (home medical equipment) trade show and conference in the United States. The event is an incredible opportunity to network, engage with thought leaders, and receive the latest updates on the HME industry.
“There is a lot of concern when it comes to marketing compliance, especially from unfamiliar marketing firms navigating the space. My goal at Medtrade is to share the learnings of nearly two decades of experience on what type of marketing arrangements and internal infrastructure are required to manage compliance in a transparent way and achieve scalability,” says Karina Hayat, President & Co-founder Digital Rise Media Inc.
Karina Hayat will be presenting on October 23rd between 2:45-3:45pm, at the Georgia World Congress Center in the Sales & Marketing Room: C211. The team will be available at the conference on all 3 days to connect and share our process on how Digital Rise Media has connected millions of patients to our medical equipment and healthcare partners. The team – Karina Hayat, Mitchell Chow, Joshua Toevs, Daniel Joseph, is looking forward to seeing everyone there! To learn more about Medtrade and get the full agenda, visit:
About Digital Rise Media Inc. Digital Rise Media Inc. is a healthcare media and technology company that is improving the experience for patients with chronic conditions by connecting them to healthcare partners for cost-savings and delivery for prescriptions, medical equipment, and self-pay products and services. Through its media reach and its proprietary platforms like RxToMe.com and FestiveHealth.com, the company has facilitated access to care and connected over 20 million patients across North America since 2001.
