Category: digital health

How UPMC is using AI to create notes

Pittsburgh-based UPMC is using Abridge’s artificial intelligence software at scale to generate clinical notes by allowing it to hear patient conversations, local news outlet Fox43 reported Sept. 18.

What it's like to partner with One Medical

When Amazon bought primary care company One Medical in February for nearly $4 billion, the tech giant also picked up several new health system partners.

What it's like to partner with One Medical

When Amazon bought primary care company One Medical in February for nearly $4 billion, the tech giant also picked up several new health system partners.

Atrium launches 24/7 virtual primary care

Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health has launched 24/7 virtual primary care, making its providers available around the clock for nonurgent video visits.

Humana chair backs funding round for healthcare AI company

Chair of Humana Kurt Hilzinger backed a $5 million seed funding round for Carenostics, a healthcare artificial intelligence startup that focuses  on diagnosing chronic disease.

How Hackensack Meridian is leveraging Google's AI tools for clinicians

Hackensack Meridian Health is deepening its relationship with Google to develop artificial intelligence tools that can be used for both clinical decision-making and reducing administrative workload, the health systemCIO Kash Patel told Becker’s.

UPMC backs $20M funding round for digital medication adherence companyd

UPMC Enterprises, the commercialization arm of Pittsburgh-based UPMC, participated in a $20 million funding round for Sempre Health, a company that uses digital tools to boost medication adherence.

Froedert taps new digital health partner for employees

The Frodert and the Medical College of Wisconsin health network has tapped Xealth, a digital health platform, to enroll its employees into the Omada Health virtual care program.

Digital health startup lays off 40% of workforce

Akili, a digital health company that was making video games to treat behavioral health disorders, is laying off 40 percent of its workforce as it switches business models, Boston Business Journal reported Sept. 14.

Healthcare AI adoption hindered by 'switchover disruptions'

The U.S. healthcare industry will struggle to adopt artificial intelligence due to “switchover disruptions,” the expensive implementation period for new technologies that can disrupt profitable operations, Harvard Business Review reported Sept. 14.&nbs…