Category: digital health

Baptist Health partners with virtual care company

Louisville, Ky.-based Baptist Health is partnering with TytoCare to expand its telehealth offerings.

MultiCare rolls out app to connect patients to clinical trials

MultiCare Health System has partnered with healthcare information technology company IllumiCare to allow providers to recommend patients to clinical trials using an app. 

150 most promising digital health companies of 2022, according to CB Insights

CB Insights, a market research and business analytics firm, has released its annual ranking of the 150 most promising digital health startups.

Tampa General, Palantir form analytics partnership

Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital has partnered with tech company Palantir; the hospital will use Palantir’s Foundry platform to cultivate data and analytics in decision-making. 

Digital health investment in 2023: 4 key things to know

Investors in the healthcare technology space expect digital health investments to reach a valuation of $15 billion to $25 billion in 2023, according to a Dec. 1 survey by global investment firm GSR Ventures.

New digital health CPT codes launching in 2023

As medicine continues its digital shift, new billing codes are being added next year for specialties like remote therapeutic monitoring and digital ophthalmology.

Stanford Health fully digitizes pathology orders

Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Health Care has rolled out a software system that digitizes pathology orders, allowing the health system to generate faster results. 

Scale and profit: Getting outcomes from your digital health venture

2021 was a mega year for digital health funding. With the COVID-19 pandemic driving huge demand for virtual and convenient services, digital health companies raised $29 billion.

Illinois health system to advance innovative analytics

Urbana, Ill.-based Carle Health has partnered with data and analytics technology company Health Catalyst to further advance its innovative analytics capabilities. 

Viewpoint: 3 reasons digital health is not recession-proof

In a Dec. 1 opinion piece for Fast Company, Jordan Teicher, former director of communications at digital health company Cedar, argued there are three main reasons medtech is not a recession-proof business.