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Optum, CVS, Northwell, Mayo: $394M in digital health funding from past month
Have the reports of digital health's demise been exaggerated? Perhaps, judging by the $394 million in funding rounds reported on by Becker's in the past month. -
Why physicians aren't adopting digital health technologies
There is a limited number of physicians adopting mobile apps, wearables and home-monitoring, Politico reported April 26. -
22 top virtual care platforms, per Black Book
As the digitization of healthcare continues, hospitals need to ensure they are selecting the right virtual care vendor. -
MetroHealth developing digital pain management platform
Cleveland-based MetroHealth System is partnering with wellness company Fern Health to develop virtual pain management programs that can be integrated into EHRs and clinical workflows. -
Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drug Company taps new digital health partner
Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drug Company is offering online diagnostics testing through a new partnership with digital health platform Binx Health. -
Digital health: Who's up, who's down
The digital health market is constantly changing, with startups coming onto the scene and more established companies restructuring their strategies. -
Aetna partners with digital health company on maternal health
Aetna Better Health of Maryland, a part of CVS Health, is partnering with digital health company Mae on improving maternal healthcare for Black women. -
Athenahealth to launch new patient engagement tool
Athenahealth is rolling out a new tool that can give providers insights into how their patients are using digital technologies when receiving care. -
Why former Rush, Atlantic Health System IT chiefs joined a startup
Two former health system IT leaders told Becker's they joined a digital health company because they felt they could make more of a difference helping their former industry from the startup side. -
Samsung unveils new digital health platform
Technology giant Samsung launched the Samsung Health Stack 1.0, an open-source project designed to aid digital health researchers. -
What health systems can learn from Starbucks on patient engagement: Q&A with Providence's Sara Vaezy
Sara Vaezy, executive vice president and chief digital officer of Renton, Wash.-based Providence, told Becker's that health systems can learn from giants such as Starbucks and Amazon about personalizing patients' experiences with their healthcare organizations, and one way Providence is doing this is by creating identity-driven engagement to tailor its services to individual consumers. -
4 ways to address top concerns raised in PwC and Becker’s Hospital Review healthcare revenue cycle survey
Healthcare leaders, still feeling the effects of Covid and “the Great Resignation,” recently revealed their top concerns in a revenue cycle survey conducted by Becker’s Hospital Review and PwC. The survey reinforced what keeps revenue cycle leaders up at night and where they need the most help: -
Digital biotech company cuts jobs, shuts down San Francisco offices
Biotech company Emerald Cloud Labs plans to cut 30 jobs and close its San Francisco offices, The Mercury News reported April 18. -
Where health system VC leaders are focusing their digital health investments
With a tough investing climate for digital health, health system venture capital leaders told Becker's they're focused more than ever on return on investment and companies that address unmet needs. -
Digital physician consultation company partners with AWS
Digital physician consultation Atropos Health is partnering with AWS and joining the AWS Marketplace. -
Digital health: Who's up, who's down
The digital health market is constantly changing, with startups coming onto the scene and more established companies restructuring their strategies. -
Where 20 health systems focus their digital health efforts
While health systems have adopted digital tools en masse, they use them in different ways. -
Digital behavioral health company raises $71M
Digital behavioral health benefits company Spring Health raised $71 million, raising the company's valuation to $2.5 billion. -
Indiana health system rolls out new digital platform to scan for social needs
Shelbyville, Ind.-based Major Health Partners is collaborating with software company Unite Us to install a tool that will help employees screen patients for social needs and connect them to resources such as housing, food assistance, transportation and employment assistance. -
Digital health market to hit $809B by 2030: 5 takeaways
Despite a drop in funding and macroeconomic concerns, a report from market research firm Grand View Research projects the global digital health market to hit $809.2 billion by 2030.
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