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Hospital for Special Surgery spinoff hires former Walmart Health exec as CEO
RightMove, a virtual physical therapy company that spun out of New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery, has named former Walmart Health leader Marcus Osborne as CEO. He starts Feb. 13. -
How Mayo is using AI: 3 takeaways
Artificial intelligence tools have exploded in popularity in recent weeks; here are three ways Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is using AI, the Rochester Post-Bulletin reported Feb. 6. -
Mount Sinai debuts neuroinformatics program to analyze data on brain diseases
New York City-based Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has debuted a neuroinformatics program to help care for people with brain diseases. -
University of Miami Health System selects AI company for supply chain operations
University of Miami Health System is working with artificial intelligence company Darvis to streamline its supply chain operations. -
UPMC, Senysdia complete AI cardiac health study
Cardiac remote monitoring company Sensydia completed its 225-person study of its artificial intelligence-powered cardiac performance system at Pittsburgh-based UPMC. -
ShiftMed raises $200M
Digital healthcare staffing company ShiftMed has raised $200 million in a financing round led by Panoramic Ventures. -
Predictive analytics reduces hospital readmission at Corewell Health, study finds
Predictive analytics used by care coordinators has helped prevent hospital readmissions at Corewell Health, which is dually headquartered in Grand Rapids and Southfield, Mich., a new study found. -
Mayo Clinic, Bahraini hospital sign deal to affiliate
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic intends to share medical technology and expertise with American Mission Hospital in Bahrain as part of a planned affiliation, Gulf Daily News reported Feb. 2. -
3 health systems launching home-based care programs
Here are three health systems that launched or announced plans to launch a "hospital-at-home" program: -
Virginia Mason Franciscan hospital launches new at-home care program
Tacoma, Wash.-based St. Joseph Medical Center, part of Tacoma-based Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, is launching a new at-home care program through a partnership with recovery company Contessa. -
Biden administration to launch cancer innovation accelerator, standardized cancer health record
The Biden administration unveiled 13 new initiatives to help cancer care and prevention, two of which include a standardized cancer health record and a public-private partnership aimed to boost cancer innovation. -
Nationwide Children's Hospital AI spinoff acquired by new $200M clinical trial startup
An artificial intelligence company spun out of Columbus, Ohio-based Nationwide Children's Hospital was acquired by Paradigm, a clinical trial startup that emerged from stealth mode Jan. 27 with $203 million in funding, Columbus Inno reported. -
4 emerging digital health funding rounds
The digital health world is constantly changing and investors never know which startup is next to hit unicorn status. -
4 companies earning Northwell Health's investments
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health is one of the largest health systems in the country and has made notable investments through its venture capital arm. -
Duke works to create AI algorithmic oversight
Durham, N.C.-Duke Health is creating the Algorithim-Based Clinical Decision Support Oversight Committee to provide guidance and overview of predictive artificial intelligence algorithms in healthcare, WRAL TechWire reported Feb. 2. -
Weill Cornell to create organ groupings dataset
New York City-based Weill Cornell Medicine is partnering with life sciences technology company NanoString Technologies to create multicellular, single-cell and sub-cellular datasets and maps of 30 non-diseased organs. -
12 things to know about Providence's venture capital arm
Renton, Wash.-based Providence has a venture capital arm that targets early- to late-stage investments in health IT/digital health/tech-enabled services, medical devices and diagnostics. -
Kaiser, Cigna invest in $34M round for virtual OCD therapy platform
Kaiser Permanente Ventures and Cigna Ventures participated in a $34 million funding round for NOCD, a company that offers virtual treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder. -
New York City medtech seed funding slips in Q4
Medtech startups were among the sectors most affected by the 30 percent fourth-quarter drop in New York City-based startup seed funding rounds, The Wall Street Journal reported Feb. 1. -
AI-powered lung health platform raises $15M
Aluna, an artificial intelligence-powered lung health platform, raised $15.3 million in a series B financing round.
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