2020 BAHM Case Competition

Boston University’s Questrom School of Business and Institute for Health System Innovation & Policy hosted BAHM’s 2020 annual case competition March 20-21 – and, because of COVID-19, BAHM’s first virtual case competition.

MBA student teams from 10 BAHM-member schools developed business-based technology solutions to expand home- and community-based medical care. A distinguished panel of seven judges from across the healthcare spectrum judged the submissions, which were anonymous, and the top three teams were awarded cash prizes of $10,000, $5,000 and $2,500.

Thank you and congratulations to all the participants for pulling together excellent ideas during the challenges and uncertainty of a major health crisis.

Baylor University – Hankamer School of Business: 1st Place

• Team Members: Ginnie Berg, Jackson Price & Tanner Houston
• Case: Radius Healthcare: A telehealth and data company targeting truck drivers through a concierge medicine model that does not require insurance

Baruch College – Zicklin School of Business at Baruch College: 2nd Place

• Team Members: Alana Noble-Kirk, Charles Connelly & Eve Gottesman
• Case: Common Ground: Cloud-hosted software for patients with multiple chronic conditions in major metropolitan ambulatory healthcare systems

Boston University – Questrom School of Business: 3rd Place

• Team Members: Haley Jensen, Jennifer Kennedy & Zhengyi (Patrick) Pu
• Case: Coffee on the Couch: A home-based service accessible via a user’s TV or video-enabled device to address social isolation among seniors