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There was no shortage of variety among the 2020 healthcare initiatives from Alphabet's major business units.
The tech company elaborated on its established digital health and wellness vision while improvising with the demands of an unexpected pandemic.
This raise follows a summer round of $225 million for the insurtech startup.
Published in Sleep, the study calculated $681 of direct and indirect savings when the CBT app was given to those with insomnia over six months.
Flare Capital Partners' Gwendolyn Lee & Dr. Dan Gebremedhin highlight digital health startups taking advantage of Medicare and key opportunities within Parts A-D for others to make their mark.
Butterfly's cash reserve grows while it aims to expand its business. UpHealth, meanwhile, is bringing telehealth, telepsychiatry, digital pharmacy and integrated care management under one roof.
An intro to Medicare, and how digital health companies can impact the nation’s biggest payer.
New data from a 2,052-person survey suggest that older healthcare consumers value their trusted providers, while younger generations are willing to pay a "convenience premium" for easy-to-access virtual care.
The announcement comes a few months after Medtronic acquired the InPen device's original maker, Companion Medical.
Now available in public preview, the offerings are designed to help organizations and individuals pull clinically-relevant insights from large volumes of free text housed in medical records.