Hydrow thinks the at-home fitness trend will continue: Despite Peloton’s well-documented woes, connected fitness companies have plenty of opportunity for growth.
A new search engine (Nava Benefits) that lets employers discover and choose their benefits based on cost and employee needs could be the answer.
On the back of its Azure Health Data Services launch, we unpack how Microsoft is on its way to leading the healthcare cloud market.
In the US, software startups attracted $121.2 billion in venture capital investments last year, more than triple what those in commercial products and services received, at $39.1 billion. Pharmaceuticals and biotech raised the third-highest amount, with $37.8 billion in venture capital.
Future Wi-Fi routers will sense movement: Smarter hotspots could find a niche in healthcare and patient-monitoring applications, but creating standards for different manufacturers’ devices to communicate will be a challenge.
As the healthcare analytics firm prepares to go public, we detail why it could be a bellwether for more public debuts from healthcare analytics companies.
We talk about XRHealth’s and Electronic Caregiver’s product launches at HIMSS, detailing how though metaverse tech could patch up some healthcare pain points, consumers may be slow to get on board.
Meta uses fitness data to tap into Apple’s ecosystem: Bringing the metaverse’s fitness stats into Apple Health via Oculus headsets helps Apple users close their activity rings and gives Meta synergy with a larger user ecosystem.
Amwell partnered with LG Electronics to codevelop smart hospital solutions. We unpack how this foreshadows Amwell’s move into the hospital-at-home space.
Despite a supply chain crunch, Apple maintained its dominance in wearables shipments during Q4’21. We detail how Samsung and Fitbit could close the market gap.