Rose Higgins, BSN, RN, a former nurse at Pittsburgh-based UPMC, has been named CEO of Dr.Evidence, a medical intelligence platform for life sciences companies. 

Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System is investing an undisclosed amount in telenutrition company Foodsmart and is joining the company's Foodscript Network as a founding member.

Alamosa, Colo.-based San Luis Valley Health has gone live with the Ivenix Infusion System from Fresenius Kabi to manage its infusion services at the hospital.

Green Bay, Wis.-based Bellin Health has signed an agreement to acquire BioSig Technologies' intracardiac signal visualization technology.

The tech industry has dealt with a glut of recent high-profile layoffs and digital health companies have not been spared. Here are four digital health companies laying off employees that Becker’s has reported on since Nov. 15: 

MyChart messages declined at San Francisco-based UCSF Health after the health system started billing for them, though clinicians rarely charge patients for them, a JAMA study found.

For years the tech sector was booming and companies within the industry were expanding, but massive tech layoffs have been making headlines in the past few months as the industry weathers an uncertain economy, The Wall Street Journal reported Jan.…

Days after announcing a mass layoff, Carbon Health secured $100 million in series D funding from CVS Health Ventures Jan. 10.

Black and Hispanic patients were less likely to use or be offered patient portals compared to white patients, Politico reported Jan. 9. 

Teladoc released revised quarterly guidance narrowing its revenue range to an estimate between $633 million and $640 million for the fourth quarter and to $2.403 billion to $2.41 billion for 2022.