Digital health startups to watch: We spotlight clinical AI company RapidAI and Indonesian-based telehealth startup Halodoc on the back of fresh funding.
Can drone delivery take off in healthcare? Health systems and pharmacies are starting to use the technology to deliver medications and supplies. We unpack the pros and cons.
Search engine vs. chatbot: Researchers asked Google and ChatGPT for answers to questions that patients with dementia and their caregivers would ask when looking for medical information online. The results weren’t surprising.
Amazon doubles down on D2C healthcare: Amazon Clinic now offers video telehealth visits in all 50 states, adding to its previous text-messaging services. But will consumers trust the Big Tech giant with their personal health data?
Signify Health adds in-home kidney health evaluations: We explore how its expanded services dovetail with CVS’ other healthcare businesses.
Hims & Hers’ new offering combines sexual health and heart health: Preventative care services via a single-pill therapy could increase Hims and Hers’ already impressive retention rates.
The cost of a data breach keeps rising: For the 13th year in a row, healthcare ranks No. 1 for costliest data breaches, and pharma isn't far behind. The time to invest in AI and automation tools is now.
GoodRx debuts in-app medication management features: Medication adherence apps are a dime a dozen. But GoodRx is hoping its rewards system will keep consumers around.
Talkspace gets Q2 revenue bump: We examine why it makes sense for the online mental health provider to prioritize its B2B business.
Pharmacy customers want personalized digital interactions: JD Power’s US Pharmacy Study shows brick-and-mortar pharmacies still have an edge with customers. Online pharmacies need to boost digital personalization.
Digital health startups to watch: We spotlight RPM company VitalConnect and primary care provider Herself Health on the back of fresh funding.
Amazon brings generative AI to patient medical records: Its new HealthScribe tool looks impressive on the surface—but it’s got a lot of ground to make up in the clinical documentation market.
Healthcare bankruptcies are on the rise: 2023 could end with more Chapter 11 filings than in the previous two years combined. And big companies are failing just as fast as small ones.
The US physician population is growing: Fresh data shows more new doctors are entering the workforce, and more of them are women. But burnout and impending shortages still persist. Here are the latest stats.
Cost-related healthcare issues are most important to US consumers: Patients are worried about increased out-of-pocket spending. What’s driving the trend, and how can companies address it?
TikTok clamps down on obesity drug endorsements: We assess the muddled healthcare influencer landscape and examine why marketers must act cautiously when promoting weight loss drugs to younger consumers.
Geisinger Health Plan chooses “alternative” PBM Navitus: The move comes after Geisinger joined Risant Health, an emerging value-based care platform. Is it a sign of things to come for pharmacy benefits managers?
Medicare coverage isn’t free: KFF analysis shows that Medicare households spend far more on healthcare services and have smaller household budgets than non-Medicare households. But cost is a problem for all US households.
Healthcare companies address social isolation in older adults: We examine a new player in this space and explore why loneliness is a worthwhile—yet risky—opportunity for startups.
Free healthcare as a customer loyalty perk: GNC just launched GNC Health, offering its top-tier Pro Access members telehealth and prescription services. We think it could succeed as a loyalty play with its customer base.