From releasing new Alexa capabilities for hospitals to backing federal legislation aimed at bringing healthcare home, Amazon continues to strengthen its healthcare presence. Here are five recent healthcare moves from the company as reported by Becker’s.
Following its spinoff, GE HealthCare reported 8 percent year-over-year revenue growth and organic revenue growth of 12 percent in the first quarter.
Even with macroeconomic concerns, many entrepreneurs still see great potential in the healthcare industry as they launch their first healthcare enterprises.
Johnson & Johnson’s consumer health spinoff, Kenvue, was valued at $40 billion ahead of its initial public offering, The Wall Street Journal reported April 23.
Microsoft, Google and Amazon are partnering with healthcare startups and companies to develop, integrate and scale generative AI technology with the aim of reducing clinicians time spent on repetitive tasks, CNBC reported April 21.
JPMorgan tapped Nick Richitt to co-lead its North American healthcare services investment banking efforts, Bloomberg reported April 21.
Optum has named Genevieve Morris as its new vice president of interoperability strategy for its medical network group.
Apple is expected to launch an iPhone journaling app aimed at improving users’ mental and physical health, The Wall Street Journal reported April 21.
Seema Verma, who served as former President Donald Trump’s CMS administrator, is joining Oracle as its new senior vice president and general manager of its life sciences business.
Amazon is busy hiring for its health services, pharmacy and cloud businesses. Here are five healthcare jobs the tech giant is advertising for.
