The Future of Prevention: Who Pays, Who Delivers, Who Benefits?

​An evening for senior leaders shaping the future of preventative healthcare in the UK.

​The UK's prevention agenda has never been more live, or more contested. Government has committed to shifting the NHS from treatment to prevention. But the real questions remain unanswered: who funds it? Who delivers it? Who benefits?

​On 28 April, SomX and Neko Health are bringing together a curated room of leaders from the NHS, government, academia, the employer sector, healthtech investment, and health media for a closed-door, Chatham House Rule conversation about what prevention actually looks like at scale - and what role technology, public-private partnership, and new delivery models need to play.

​This is not a product launch. It is not a sales event. It is a thought-leadership forum designed to have the difficult conversations, with the right people, in the right room.

​The evening features a fireside conversation with Neko Health co-founder Hjalmar Nilsonne and Global Medical Director Dr Nikita Kanani MBE, hosted by Dr James Somauroo - followed by a room-led discussion where your expertise is the centrepiece.

​FORMAT

​17:30 — Arrival, drinks & networking
18:00 — Welcome & scene-setting
18:05 — Fireside: Hjalmar Nilsonne & Dr Nikita Kanani MBE
18:45 — Room-led discussion (Chatham House Rule)
19:15 — Closing reflections
19:25 — Networking, drinks & vox pops
20:30 — Close

​Places are limited to 120 guests.