Abridge, an AI-powered medical transcription company that helps clinicians document patient visits efficiently, was named the most innovative healthcare company by Fast Company. Fast Company released its 2025 list of “Most Innovative Companies in Healthcare,” which includes 15 nominees:
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San Diego-based Sharp HealthCare has launched the Spatial Computing Center of Excellence, an initiative aimed at changing how clinicians interact with technology.
Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham is working with Best Buy Health to advance technology for hospital-at-home care.
Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine has launched its inaugural startup accelerator class to meet some of healthcare's most pressing needs with innovation and technology.
Nearly all hospitals are adopting AI capabilities to ease clinical and operational burden. The hospitals with strong digital transformation and AI integration have healthier financial footing and are better poised for growth in the future.
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Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Health Care is taking a unique approach to home care to maneuver around state regulations.
With burnout, operational pressure, and financial constraints reshaping healthcare, the Cleveland Clinic has taken a strategic approach to ambient AI implementation. In a recent Becker’s Healthcare webinar, leaders from Cleveland Clinic and Ambience Healthcare shared how they built and scaled…
With burnout, operational pressure, and financial constraints reshaping healthcare, the Cleveland Clinic has taken a strategic approach to ambient AI implementation. In a recent Becker’s Healthcare webinar, leaders from Cleveland Clinic and Ambience Healthcare shared how they built and scaled…
Retrofitting about 250 hospital rooms with smart technology has helped boost recruitment and retention at an Indiana health system.
Retrofitting about 250 hospital rooms with smart technology has helped boost recruitment and retention at an Indiana health system.