Scrub Capital and Doximity HLTH Walk
- Date
- 2025-10-20
- Location
- Meet at Bouchon Bakery, next to the Venetian Theater on the Casino Level of the Venetian. If you see a set of stairs/escalator you are just around the corner. This is NOT the same location as the Bouchon restaurant on a higher floor., Las Vegas, NV, USA
- Host
- Personal
About this event
Start your HLTH week with a conversation that actually feels useful. Scrub Capital and Doximity HLTH Walk is a simple, low-friction way to meet smart people in health, tech, and investing while getting out of the convention flow and into a more natural setting for real discussion. Instead of another sit-down meetup or crowded happy hour, this gathering is built around movement, casual introductions, and the kind of side-by-side conversations that tend to be more candid than what happens in formal networking settings. If you want a strong start to Monday morning in Las Vegas, this is a practical and energizing way to do it. About the Event This is an in-person community walk and meetup taking place during HLTH in Las Vegas. The format is straightforward: attendees meet in a clearly designated spot, connect with one another, and head out for a morning walk that creates space for conversation without the pressure of a structured program. The event is especially well suited for people who value warm introductions, focused networking, and a more human pace before the rest of the day fills up. Walking meetups tend to attract people who genuinely want to talk, listen, and exchange ideas rather than simply collect names. Because the event is anchored around a shared activity, it naturally lowers the barrier to entry. You do not need to prepare for a panel, speak in front of a room, or arrive with a polished pitch. You just need to show up ready to meet people and participate. What to Expect Expect a morning meetup at 9:00 AM PDT with a clear starting point at Bouchon Bakery near the Venetian Theater on the Casino Level of the Venetian. From there, attendees will gather, orient themselves, and begin the walk together. The experience will likely feel conversational rather than programmed. That means the value comes from the people in the group and the interactions that happen organically along the way. You can expect: A relaxed check-in and meet-up at the designated bakery location Informal introductions with others attending HLTH A group walk designed to encourage easy conversation Plenty of room for one-on-one and small-group networking A chance to start your day with momentum before other meetings begin This kind of format works particularly well for discussing current themes in healthcare, digital health, clinical workflows, startup building, fundraising, partnerships, and what everyone is seeing at HLTH. It is social, but not aimless; professional, but not stiff. Why Attend If you are in Las Vegas for HLTH, your calendar is probably already packed. That is exactly why a walking meetup can be so valuable: it gives you a chance to make meaningful connections before the day gets fragmented by sessions, exhibitor meetings, and last-minute schedule changes. This event offers a better environment for real conversations than many high-volume networking formats. Walking side by side tends to make people more open, more specific, and easier to get to know. You are more likely to leave with a few memorable connections than a stack of forgettable business cards. There is also a practical benefit to starting the morning this way. A walk helps reset your energy, clear your head, and create a more grounded start to a busy conference day. If you like pairing relationship-building with movement and fresh air, this format makes a lot of sense. You should attend if you want to: Meet thoughtful people in health, tech, and adjacent spaces without fighting through a loud room Build new relationships in a setting that feels natural and low-pressure Start Monday with a focused networking opportunity instead of waiting for chance encounters later Have better conversations than the typical conference small talk allows Practical Details When: Monday, October 20 at 9:00 AM PDT Where: In person in Las Vegas, meeting at Bouchon Bakery, next to the Venetian Theater on the Casino Level of the Venetian. The location note matters: this is not the same as the Bouchon restaurant on a higher floor. If you find yourself near a set of stairs or escalators, you are just around the corner from the correct meetup spot. That should make it easier to avoid the common Venetian navigation mistake and arrive without confusion. A few useful tips for attending: Give yourself a little extra time to navigate the Venetian, especially if this is your first meeting of the day Head to the bakery location, not the restaurant upstairs Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking Arrive ready for conversation and casual introductions This is an in-person community, networking, meetup, and social event with a simple format and a clear purpose: help the right people connect in a way that feels easy, useful, and worth the hour.
Who should attend
This is for you if you prefer real conversation over crowded conference networking and want to start your HLTH Monday with energy and useful connections. - You are attending **HLTH** and want an easy, low-pressure way to meet people before the day gets fully booked. - You work in **healthcare, digital health, health tech, investing, startups, clinical innovation, or partnerships** and enjoy conversations that get specific quickly. - You like networking formats that feel more natural than panels, cocktail hours, or packed hotel-lobby meetups. - You are the kind of person who would rather build a few strong connections on a walk than exchange a lot of surface-level introductions in a noisy room. - You want to connect with a community that values thoughtful discussion, curiosity, and relationship-building without a heavy formal agenda. - You appreciate starting the day with movement, fresh context, and a better chance of remembering the people you meet. If that sounds like your style, this walk is a strong fit.