The digital health market is constantly changing, with new startups coming onto the scene and more established companies restructuring their strategies.

Even with a slowdown in digital health funding, new startups are constantly raising capital.

Over the past three years, physicians have moved to adopt more digital health tools in their practice, according to the results of a Sept. 13 study by the American Medical Association. 

Minot, N.D.-based Trinity Health is collaborating with pharma company Orexo to provide digital treatment for its patients in northwestern North Dakota and eastern Montana dealing with depression and excessive drinking.

WebMD Health Services is partnering with digital health company Fern Health to provide digital tools to chronic pain patients.

Digital mental health app Counslr is now available in all 50 states.

Healthcare jobs marketplace Vivian Health is partnering with Lume Technologies to provide new banking services for clinicians on the Vivian Health platform.

Medtech company Bloom Health is opening a new location in Honolulu. 

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta has selected data analytics company Vizzia as its asset management platform for its new 70-acre medical campus.

UCM Digital Health, a telehealth provider, is partnering with the Albany County Sheriff's Department in New York to integrate digital health tools into emergency calls. 

Health data collective Truveta is welcoming four new health systems to work to share health data.

Health tech company Abacus Insights is rolling out a data program that allows health plans to create comprehensive longitudinal patient records. 

Healthcare performance company Vizient is partnering with digital health company Panda Health to expand the digital portfolio offered to Vizient members.

Extracting value from data can help improve clinical workflows and outcomes.

Healthtech company BidMed launched its Helix Tech Suite product line.

Apple is working to improve patient adherence through its latest iOS 16 update that will include medication reminders, according to Sept. 10 reporting in The Wall Street Journal.

Digital health and insulin management company Hygieia is adding Endocrine Associates of West Village in New York City and Physicians East in Greenville, N.C., as partners.

Andy Conrad, PhD, the founder and CEO of Alphabet precision health unit Verily, will become the executive chair of its board while current president Stephen Gillett will be promoted to CEO beginning in January, the company said.

Precision medicine and health data company Verily has raised $1 billion to expand its precision medicine business.

Genome Medical, a genomics-based telehealth provider that has partnered with hospitals, has laid off 23 employees while its founder and CEO has exited.