From CEOs to professional athletes, celebrity investors are getting heavily involved in the post-COVID-19 digital health market.
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Patient engagement platform Gozio Health has added four health system executives to its inaugural customer advisory board.
This week in digital health, companies raised massive fundraising hauls and senators scrutinized a large healthcare disruptor's data collection practices.
Cleveland-based University Hospitals selected Nuance Patient Engagement Solutions to boost its digital front door and patient portal.
Mount Sinai Health System has launched new digital experience tools that give patients access to virtual care, an artificial intelligence-based symptom checker and a virtual assistant.
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New Lenox, Ill.-based Silver Cross Hospital is expanding its online scheduling program to include primary care, gastroenterology and cardiology after a successful partnership with the online scheduling platform Kyruus ProviderMatch.
The top five U.S. digital health companies by venture capital funding have raised more than $4.5 billion combined, according to a new PitchBook report.
Gig nursing platform CareRev plans to lay off about 100 employees, numbering roughly a third of its staff, The Information reported June 15.
The digital health market is constantly changing, with startups coming onto the scene and more established companies restructuring their strategies. Here's how four companies performed over the last week.
Boston Scientific CEO Michael Mahoney topped this year's Healthcare Technology list of CEOs.