Digital health, diagnostics, and medical devices—signals that matter for adoption, reimbursement, and outcomes.
HeartFlow, a pioneering AI firm specializing in cardiac image analysis, has initiated legal action against rival Cleerly over alleged patent infringements, highlighting the competitive tensions in cardiac AI innovation.
HeartFlow, a pioneering AI firm specializing in cardiac image analysis, has initiated legal action against rival Cleerly over alleged patent infringements, highlighting the competitive tensions in cardiac AI innovation.
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Five of the leading U.S. health systems are transitioning to an emerging category in health IT, demonstrating a significant trend in healthcare technology adoption.
Digital transformation in healthcare administration and hospital workflows is creating new opportunities to enhance patient experiences and reduce operational inefficiencies.
The adoption of the TEFCA interoperability framework by the Social Security Administration is transforming the disability benefits determination process in hospitals by enabling rapid, near real-time exchange of medical records.
Enterprise Electronic Health Records (EHR) software plays a critical role in enhancing scalability, interoperability, and governance for large healthcare systems. This article explores the multifaceted benefits and challenges associated with adopting enterprise EHR solutions in major healthcare organizations.
This article examines the FDA's changing criteria for designating breakthrough medical devices, especially those powered by artificial intelligence, highlighting regulatory adaptations and the impact on health tech innovation.
Everlywell has partnered with Jona to integrate Jona’s gut microbiome test into Everlywell’s platform, enabling consumers nationwide to access advanced microbiome insights from home-based testing.
Exploring how automating healthcare practices and reducing administrative tasks creates more meaningful connections between clinicians and patients.
Rapid AI deployments in healthcare are redefining trust dynamics among providers, patients, life science executives, and technologists, as explored in perspectives shared at SXSW.
Sepsis hospitalizations in Massachusetts have surged dramatically, raising questions about whether this increase reflects actual clinical trends or is influenced by hospitals' use of AI in medical coding and billing.
A recent study highlights that the official death toll from COVID-19 in the United States during the pandemic's early stages significantly underestimated the true number of fatalities by over 150,000.
