Here are 14 partnerships reported by Becker’s since July 5.
- Marshfield (Wis.) Clinic Health System has partnered with in-home medical care provider DispatchHealth to expand acute in-home care to parts of Wisconsin.
- Des Moines, Iowa-based UnityPoint Health has partnered with utilization management company AppriseMD, to improve physician advisor services by expanding access to its services across 20 of its regional hospitals.
- Springfield, Ohio-based Mercy Health has partnered with Viz.ai to use AI to detect diseases and speed up care to treat stroke patients. The system alerts physicians of a suspected stroke, including those that are the most debilitating.
- Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger Health Plan partnered with utilization management technology company Cohere Health to support its value-based care delivery and reduce administrative costs.
- Optum Health, the healthcare provider arm of Optum, a UnitedHealth Group company and Red Ventures partnered to launch a comprehensive consumer healthcare platform, RVO Health.
- Boston-based Mass General Brigham announced that it plans to grow its hospital-at-home program from 25 patients to more than 200 in the next two and half years to save money and better manage capacity.
- Three innovation projects from Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine’s Center for Health Care Innovation were chosen to receive up to $200,000 each from health insurer Independence Blue Cross.
- Oracle Cerner increased its total beds contracted outside of the U.S., and the EHR giant’s customer base now consists of 2,389 acute inpatient hospitals, including 1,052 non-U.S. clients.
- General Electric Healthcare has launched its first 5G innovation lab located in Bengaluru, India. It will focus on remote technology through testing and research of its own private 5G network.
- Children’s Minnesota has expanded its home-based app program, dubbed Children’s in Home App-Based Monitoring Program, which remotely monitors newborns at home, to three hospitals.
- Baptist Health Innovations has opened applications for its 10 month health tech accelerator program designed for entrepreneurs and innovators interested in healthcare technology and development.
- Urbana, Ill. -based health system Carle Health has partnered with Health Catalyst PowerCosting software to renovate its financial system.
- Roseville, Calif.-based Adventist Health has partnered with in-home primary care provider Emcara Health to expand in-home care to high-risk communities in parts of California.
- New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health selected health software company eVideon July 12 to provide a more personalized digital experience for patients, allowing them to access tailored entertainment, health education and care requests via a smart TV.
