LabCorp, one of the largest clinical laboratory companies in the world, is now giving consumers the option to order their own blood tests online as it positions itself for a major expansion of brick-and-mortar testing sites in Walgreens stores.
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Dayton, Ohio-based Premier Health and Kettering Health Network, in partnership with Google sister company Verily, opened the first two facilities of the OneFifteen opioid addiction treatment system on June 14.
TeleTracking Technologies, Inc. (“TeleTracking”), a pioneer in operationalizing the care continuum for nearly three decades, has launched SynapseIQ™, a powerful, cloud-based, analytics solution that delivers actionable insight and enterprise-wide visibility for health systems in real-time. The results include increased accountability for staff…
A machine learning-powered mobile system can distinguish between and diagnose common respiratory disorders including asthma and pneumonia by analyzing the sound of a child's cough, according to a study published June 6 in Respiratory Research.
While most hospitals and health systems see improving consumer experience as a top priority, their efforts in this area remain narrow, according to the latest Kaufman Hall State of Consumerism Survey.
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Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J., and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey will create a medical partnership, according to My Central Jersey.
Providers continue to struggle with engaging their patients outside the walls of the hospital and clinic setting. They need a way to meaningfully engage their patient populations in a manner that is both simple and effective. In this video, two…
NightWare, a smartwatch app that uses artificial intelligence to measure and treat nightmares in users with post-traumatic stress disorder, has received "Breakthrough Status" from the FDA.
As patients and physicians face more choices for DNA testing, Los Altos, Calif.-based startup GenomeSmart debuted this week an artificial intelligence-powered platform to help them decide which of the hundreds of available genetic tests are most beneficial.
Current Health, headquartered in Edinburgh, Scotland, has received approval from the FDA for in-home use of its wearable patient monitoring platform, previously cleared only for use in hospitals.