As providers struggle to receive real-time and accurate snapshots of cardiovascular (CV) disease risk and determine whether a person is headed for a CV event, next-generation testing, indicating the future likelihood of a major CV event, is required to improve clinical outcomes.
Proteomic testing can reveal multiple answers to clinical questions that allow providers to better predict, monitor, and prevent the escalation of CV disease. This allows providers to move the needle away from the practice of late-stage treatment and toward treating at-risk patients sooner and before a major CV event.
Join us on Wednesday, November 9 to learn the capabilities of proteomics, how comprehensive protein detection technology can accurately predict major CV events, and how proteomic testing can ultimately improve outcomes.
During this webinar, you’ll learn:
Executive Vice President, Diagnostics Business Unit, SomaLogic
Executive Vice President, Diagnostics Business Unit, SomaLogic
Todd Johnson is the Executive Vice President of the Diagnostics Business Unit at SomaLogic, where he oversees a portfolio of partnerships to drive commercial success.
Prior to joining SomaLogic, Mr. Johnson served as the Chief Executive Officer of two digital health companies from the ground up. He was the CEO at HealthLoop, a digital consumer health company, where he led the development of a digital platform that bridges communication between providers and patients through automated, daily emails. Under his leadership, HealthLoop deployed into over 70 health systems and hospitals. After HealthLoop was acquired by GetWellNetwork, Inc., the industry’s largest patient experience platform company, he served as the Chief Strategy Officer, where he realigned the product portfolio to drive towards a more comprehensive ambulatory and at-home model.
Before HealthLoop, Mr. Johnson was the founding CEO of Baltimore-based Salar, Inc., a charge capture and documentation solution for acute care physicians. Working with the nation’s leading medical centers and physicians, he grew Salar to a successful acquisition by Transcend Services, Inc., which at the time was the nation’s second largest medical documentation company. In addition to several board positions, he served as Senior Vice President for Care Transformation at AVIA, the nation’s leading digital transformation partner for healthcare organizations.
Mr. Johnson received his Bachelor of Administration in computer science from Cornell University.
Vice President, Medical Affairs, SomaLogic
Vice President, Medical Affairs, SomaLogic
Cardiologist, Boulder Heart at Anderson Medical Center
Cardiologist, Boulder Heart at Anderson Medical Center
Nelson Trujillo is a cardiologist practicing in Boulder Colorado. He was educated at Tulane University, George Washington University and University of Colorado. He is board certified in Internal medicine, nuclear medicine, cardiology, and interventional cardiology with 25 years experience in practice.
He has been involved with Somalogic since 2015 participating in clinical trials using this technology in the care of patients with cardiovascular disease.
Founded in 2000, SomaLogic is a global leader in proteomics. Powered by an industry-leading technology platform and one of the largest clinical proteomic database in the world, we aim to revolutionize precision medicine to help address unmet medical needs.
We understand the importance of real-time data and actionable information when it comes to health, which is why we provide patients with knowledge on their current health status through analyzing their personal protein data.
SomaLogic’s pioneering platform provides more coverage of the proteome than any other technology. SomaLogic currently measures approximately 7,000 proteins, more than twice as many as other proteomic technology platforms, and we are quickly moving toward 10,000 proteins. That’s half of the approximately 20,000 proteins in your body.
The proprietary SomaScan® Assay measures proteins with high specificity, low variance and high reproducibility, which enables the possibility of faster, more precise drug discovery.
SomaLogic’s A.I. and machine learning-powered bioinformatics algorithms, operated in tandem with the company’s database of more than 450,000 protein samples, helped to create a growing suite of SomaSignal™ tests. These tests are clinical proteomic diagnostics that provide additional insights into the current health status of patients and the future risk of conditions and diseases with a small blood sample.
SomaSignal™ tests are developed and their performance characteristics determined by SomaLogic, Inc. They have neither been cleared or approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. SomaLogic operates a Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) certified, and College of American Pathologists (CAP) accredited laboratory.