Ro plants more seeds in fertile reproductive health market: The D2C digital health company scooped up Modern Fertility for $225 million—here’s why it’s a strategic growth move.
When Blink Fitness had to temporarily close its doors at the height of the pandemic, the company quickly shifted its focus to where consumers were: online.
Amazon’s next healthcare frontier: The tech giant is reportedly considering the launch of an at-home healthcare diagnostics business—a move that would bolster its other healthcare businesses and shake up the digital health world.
Digital billing platform snapped up rival OODA Health for $450M—tech like this could not only help patients improve financial literacy, but also help hospitals better comply with CMS’ price transparency mandates.
Nuance hooks deeper into the EHR space—but its AI voice tech alone won’t necessarily be enough to address the broad scope of clinicians’ administrative woes.
Teladoc unveiled its latest mental health offering—and as fellow digital health giantstake big bites of the booming telemental health market, smaller entrants could get squeezed out of the game.
One Medical inked a major deal with the largest not-for-profit health system in Texas—and it’s one of many primary care disruptors that are wielding hybrid in-person/virtual care as their main tool to carve out a lasting presence the primary care space
Digital diagnostics in the palm of your hand: Health-tech company Cue Health scored $235Mto develop its digital diagnostics capabilities—here’s why telehealth companies may be eager to scoop it up.
Two major health systems poured $100 million in hospital-at-home care startup Medically Home—here’s why so many health systems are lunging for hospital-at-home solutions and a glimpse at what could hold them back.
Jasper Health launched its digital cancer care platform—here’s why it has a fighting chance against incumbent cancer care innovators.
Olive and health system TriHealth are partnering to automate revenue cycle management—which can save hospitals a ton of money in denied claims, but AI RCM vendors are also focusing on digital billing to recoup hospital revenue.