Despite Peloton's recent losses, the company still boasts the most popular piece of smart fitness equipment among US adults, with 32% owning Peloton devices.
The US leads health tech funding by leaps and bounds—here’s why: We unpack why US digital health funding dollars are around 8X higher than countries like the UK and China, and what it means for international digital health startups.
On today's episode, we discuss what it would be like to have a doctor checking on you all the time, what devices are most likely to be used for remote patient monitoring, and the "quantified self" movement. Tune in to the discussion with eMarketer principal analyst at Insider Intelligence Lisa Phillips.
Samsung Medical Center is becoming certified under HIMSS’ global standard for digital health transformation—we unpack why this could help it capture more health system and hospital customers.
Digital health disruptors blur the lines between primary and specialty care: Hint Health and RubiconMD are filling in gaps in primary care with same-day specialty care insights—we think this sets the stage for Oak Street Health to expand in primary care next year.
Peloton’s dive into health and wellness benefits could make sense: After seeing its revenues fall as gyms reopen, the fitness company could pivot its core focus to employer benefits packages—we unpack why it would make sense and the potential for digital health tie-ups.