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University Hospitals Ventures: 8 things to know
Cleveland-based University Hospitals has a venture capital arm that works to bring new ideas and products to market through venture investment, technology transfer, adoption and pilots. -
Oklahoma universities team up to commercialize virtual health innovations
Three Oklahoma universities are teaming up to commercialize their virtual health innovations. -
Data company Arrive Health acquires pharmacy tech created at UPMC
Data company Arrive Health has acquired technologies created at Pittsburgh-based UPMC to help with patient medication adherence and benefits management. -
VCU Health launches hospital-at-home program
Richmond, Va.-based VCU Health has launched a new program that provides at-home hospital-level care to patients with acute care needs. -
North Carolina hospital to use cloud-based software for CT scans
Wilmington, N.C.-based Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center will use cloud-based software to analyze CT scans. -
Biotech investment set to bounce back in 2023
While the economic future is still murky, easing interest rates and cooling inflation means that biotech companies could be primed for a bounce-back 2023, The Wall Street Journal reported Jan. 17. -
Study: FastMRIs developed by NYU Langone Health, Meta can increase access, reduce wait times
Artificial intelligence can reconstruct rapid MRIs into higher-quality images than traditional scans, according to a Jan. 17 Radiology study that came out of a partnership between New York City-based NYU Langone Health and Facebook parent company Meta. -
Prospect Medical, Signify Health partner on population health
Los Angeles-based Prospect Medical Holdings is partnering with in-home and value-based care company Signify Health on a population health initiative. -
Silicon Valley Bank backs healthcare payment company's $40.5M funding round
Paytient, a healthcare finance company and creator of healthcare payment accounts, raised $40.5 million in series B financing. -
Mass General Brigham, Northwell and Mayo: Where hospitals are spending their innovation dollars
From virtual nurses to artificial intelligence-powered scheduling to pill-sized robots, hospitals and health systems have started 2023 with an eye on innovation. -
AI for workforce shortages, digital upskilling: 10 health tech trends for '23, per Philips
How can healthcare technology relieve staffing shortages, busy workflows and economic strains? Here 10 health tech trends Philips Healthcare says can meet those and other industry challenges in 2023. -
Trinity Health plans to institute virtual nurses across its 88 hospitals in 26 states
Livonia, Mich.-based Trinity Health plans to roll out virtual nurses at its hospitals around the state of Michigan — and nationwide. -
The reproducibility issues hindering healthcare AI
Hospitals and health systems are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence, but researchers fear that these tools face a reproducibility crisis, according to a Jan. 9 article from Nature. -
MIT, Mass General create AI model that can predict lung cancer risk
An artificial intelligence-based model, dubbed Sybil, was able to accurately predict the risk of lung cancer for individuals with or without a significant smoking history. -
5 healthcare AI updates
Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform healthcare delivery, and hospitals across the country are making serious investments in AI. -
Microsoft, Paige to apply AI to digital pathology images
Microsoft has partnered with Paige to apply artificial intelligence to digital pathology images to develop and deliver new clinical applications and computational biomarkers with the aim of transforming cancer diagnosis and patient care. -
Health data startup founded at Northwestern gets $500K infusion
A health tech startup founded by Evanston, Ill.-based Northwestern University students has received $500,000 in pre-seed funding. -
Company backed by Mayo, Kaiser debuts ER-at-home program
Medically Home, a hospital-at-home company backed by Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente and Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic, has started an in-home emergency care program. -
7 companies Memorial Hermann is investing in
Houston-based Memorial Hermann is one of the largest health systems in the country and recently has made some serious investments through its venture capital arm. -
Healthcare private equity deals down in '22: 6 things to know
Private equity healthcare deals were down in 2022 but still had their second-biggest year on record, a Jan. 10 report from Bain & Co. shows.
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