The tech giant’s venture capital arm has had an active year investing in women's health.
Boston Children's aims to fully implement the 5G network by the end of year in time for its Epic EHR installation in June 2024.
Some health system executives see AI replacing the need to adopt third-party vendors in areas like transcription.
Corti, which offers an AI-driven “co-pilot” that can follow a patient’s interactions with a health system, is one of the companies receiving funding this week.
Enrolled members of Vivante are given access to dietitians, nurses and health coaches through a virtual platform.
The company formerly known as Cerner made all of its application programming interfaces publicly available.
Cerner and Epic were used by roughly the same percentage of acute-care hospitals in 2017.
UPMC Enterprises and Blue Cross Blue Shield's Blue Venture Fund headlined noteworthy digital health investors this week.
EndeavorRx, a prescription-based video game therapy for children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, has failed to generate business, Akili said.
The potential middle ground on virtual prescriptions could be a special registration process for large telehealth providers.
Generative AI-focused companies raised $250 million in the second quarter, according to Pitchbook.
With the rise of generative AI, people who once turned to “Dr. Google” to check on medical symptoms are now turning to chatbots.
The partnership will allow Walgreens to work with independent primary care clinicians who are interested in value-based care.
Metrodora's investment in Blooming Health and a $55 million funding round for Ibex Medical Analytics are among this week's digital health deals.