Category: digital health

Pharmacy benefit manager startup Capital Rx gets $106M in funding

Tech-powered pharmacy benefit startup Capital Rx has closed on $106 million in series C funding as it aims to expand its efforts to better coordinate prescribing.

Digital pharmacy Truepill lays off 15% of staff

Truepill, a mail-order pharmacy startup, has laid off 15 percent of its workforce, its chief executive said in a letter to employees.

May saw most tech startup layoffs in 2 years

More tech startup workers got laid off in May than any month in the past two years, according to data from Layoffs.fyi.

Optum’s chief engineer leaves for digital health startup

Optum’s former chief engineer and vice president of software engineering, Matthew Grose, has been appointed chief technology officer of Omcare, a digital health startup based in Burnsville, Minn.

Amazon Web Services to back 3 healthcare startups as part of $30M investment

Amazon Web Services will fund three digital health startups as part of its new $30 million accelerator program focused on companies led by underrepresented founders.

Bon Secours Mercy Health’s digital holding company acquires Nordic

Cincinnati-based Bon Secours Mercy Health’s digital holding company, Accrete Partners, has acquired health tech consulting company Nordic Consulting Partners. 

Baptist Health’s new app lets patient pay bills, schedule appointments + more

Jacksonville, Fla.-based Baptist Health has launched an app that makes it easier for patients to find their physician and schedule appointments. 

Hoag launches mobile app, premium subscription service

A California health system has launched a mobile app and premium subscription service — complete with health coaching and personalized care coordination — to accompany its new virtual care center, a move the organization said will make patient care mor…

Digital health startup lands $20M funding

A digital health startup that provides teletherapy to students raised $20 million in series A funding May 25.

VMware acquired in $61B deal

VMware, an enterprise software maker that works with several health systems, was acquired May 26 by semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom for $61 billion.