Category: digital health

Generative AI collaborative adds 8 more health systems

Eight more health systems have joined a national collaborative to shape the use of generative artificial intelligence in healthcare.

UChicago Medicine inks deal with UPMC startup

University of Chicago Medicine has inked a deal to use the Pip Care digital surgical platform developed by Pittsburgh-based UPMC.

Zoom expands healthcare reach with new AI tool

Video conferencing platform Zoom made its artificial intelligence-powered summarization tool available to its healthcare customers.

Tampa General expands virtual hospital tool to ICU

Tampa General Hospital is expanding the use of its ThinkAndor Virtual Hospital platform to its intensive care unit.

Healthcare AI company raises $31M

Health Data Analytics Institute, a healthcare company using artificial intelligence tosupport clinical decisions, raised $31 million in series C financing.

Hackensack forms committee to guide strategic AI integration

Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health has created a committee to help govern how – or if – artificial intelligence technology will be put into practice, NJBiz reported Oct. 2. 

Providence incubates 4th technology

Renton, Wash.-based Providence successfully incubated its fourth technology through Providence Digital Innovation Group: Praia Health.

2 health systems roll out virtual nursing at 7 hospitals

St. Luke’s and Saint Alphonsus health systems, both based in Boise, Idaho, have rolled out virtual nursing at seven hospitals, the Idaho Statesman reported.

Health system VC arms back home care platform

Milwaukee-based Froedtert Health’s venture arm, Inception Health, and Johnson City, Tenn.-based Ballad Health’s venture arm, Ballad Ventures, backed a $2.5 million funding round for a senior housing and care solution platform. 

Biogen shutters digital health unit

Biotech company Biogen is shutting down its 150-person digital health unit that was focused on gathering health data from mobile devices, The Boston Globe reported Sept. 28.