Companies that had a good week:
- Pfizer named Edward Cox its new head of digital health.
- Truveta released a live dashboard with data from 25 health system partners.
- Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham implemented DexCare’s virtual health platform.
Companies that had a bad week:
- EHR vendor ModMed settled a lawsuit, which alleged the company had provided illegal kickbacks, for $45 million. The company continues to deny allegations of misconduct.
- A ransomware attack hit Brunswick, Ga.-based Ascension St. Vincent’s Coastal Cardiology’s legacy EHR systems.
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