Telehealth
Showa University in Tokyo launched a remote intensive care unit program at Showa University Hospital and Showa Koto Toyosu Hospital, both based in Tokyo, through a partnership with Royal Philips, the Amsterdam-based health technology company confirmed July 3.
For years, telemedicine was lauded as the "next big thing" in healthcare. However, the technology still hasn't become mainstream — in fact, the majority of patients have never used telemedicine, according to a column by CNBC reporter Christina Farr.
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Health Recovery Solutions released the 2018 award recipients from its Telehealth Honors program June 27.
Zipnosis physicians will be able to access Surescripts' medication history services under a new certification, Zipnosis confirmed June 27.
Roche signed a collaboration agreement with telemedicine solutions provider Care Innovations, the Swiss pharmaceutical company confirmed June 25.
Two years ago the Rwanda Ministry of Health partnered with the London-based telehealth startup Babylon Health and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to launch a health app to provide its citizens with access to remote healthcare services, according to…
WVU Medicine Children's, a Morgantown, W.Va.-based hospital affiliated with Morgantown-based West Virginia University, opened a specialty telehealth clinic in Martinsburg, W.Va. — a three-hour drive from the hospital.
Wildflower Health, a mobile health software company, acquired a women's health venture incubated by Providence St. Joseph Health, the Renton, Wash.-based health system confirmed June 21.
GeneMatters and Clear Genetics joined forces to offer a service that combines chatbots with live genetic counselors to allow more patients to receive genetic counseling in a timely manner.