Pop Health Tech

How they plan to improve pop health, care, and research.

How Oklahoma’s Center for Health Systems Innovation is changing rural healthcare.

Direct-to-consumer tests could improve medicine, but healthcare must prepare for the adverse effects.

The rideshare company’s new partnership is another step toward tech disruption in the industry.

Headspace, a mindfulness and meditation app maker, hopes to use new scientific research to support its prescription program by 2020.

What one woman’s battle against breast cancer says about medicine’s future.

News and insights on cyberwarfare, the Apple Watch, wearables, and more.

Last summer, its parent company trademarked a wordmark that reads “The Future of Surgery.”

The company has been flirting with the medical device field for longer than some may realize.

Too many incarcerated patients go untreated, but a new wave of tech is on the horizon.

DyAnsys says it will help patients who are battling symptoms without narcotics.

Not all telehealth is direct-to-patient. Video counseling for providers can be a force multiplier...and potentially, a life-saver.

"It could lead to a whole new field of investigation in clinical and physiological sciences and reshape our understanding of human physiology."

The new Partnership for America’s Health Care Future has enormous reach. But what it will do remains unknown.

Ethics, interoperability, and the wearables revolution dominated our reading (and listening) this week.

Head still spinning from the Apple API news? Can’t quite keep up with the latest in health-tech studies? HCA News is here for you.

It remains unknown whether the sour web experiences cause depressive symtpoms or are appealing to those already suffering them.

The capture of the alleged Golden State Killer might lead to justice for his victims and families. But many question the ethics of the measures police used to identify and put him behind bars.

How did Wyoming, of all places, build an all-encompassing app that’s already improving care?

A new study out of Stanford found that patients might not have the concerns that experts think they do.

A CMMI-backed program transitions rural hospitals to a value-based, global budgeting model to evaluate outcomes and cost savings.

Mandatory bundled payments, in particular—which they say hold greater potential for research and savings.

It led to “missed opportunities” during the ACA rollout and a key time in the opioid epidemic.

The oversight agency found a slew of deficiencies as the temporary program is set to be replaced by a permanent incarnation.

Additional major US-based healthcare systems are also expected to participate in the RenalytixAI collaboration.