Virtual Care

The smartwatch competition continues to heat up.

Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots can change the way consumers seek medical treatment.

Sponsored: How data solutions from companies like InterSystems enable doctors to improve patient engagement and health outcomes and create solutions to physician burnout.

The partnership could improve patient outcomes and reduce cost of care.

From AI to virtual care to data sharing, these three experts have very differing views on what the future of healthcare will look like.

Clinicians need more say in how telehealth platforms can be used to complement their workflows.

Patients are satisfied with telehealth services.

How can healthcare spur patient data access and control?

Tom Barber, Ph.D., took some time at HIMSS to talk about two emerging trends that have been a result of digital health solutions.

At HIMSS, Matt Michela, CEO of Life Image, suggests a few things that could drive interoperability.

Geeta Nayyar, M.D., MBA, discusses what she is looking forward to at HIMSS 2019.

The proposed rules would allow patients to electronically access their medical health information at no cost.

The model aims to gather important data that often go unanalyzed and unshared.

How can ridesharing services like Lyft help improve patient outcomes and save money on emergency and nonemergency transportation?

The telehealth platform allows physicians to remotely monitor and diagnose patients.

Health IT innovations require all stakeholders to bolster their cyberdefenses.

Andrew Pecora, M.D., talks about the biggest disappointments and points of growth in the healthcare industry.

The wearable has the potential to reduce hospital readmissions and improve patient outcomes.

How data were used to predict characteristics that increase a patient's risk of recurring kidney stones.

Elena Ivanova writes a heartfelt note of gratitude for the latest edition of our physician letter-writing series with the Sharp Index.

The urinalysis kit provides an end-to-end service for users.

But tech can help.

The Apple Watch 4 ECG reader is emerging as a key selling point. What does this mean for digital health?

Two studies on vaping are competing for public attention. But despite the hype, nicotine is no digital health savior.

The trends reflect healthcare's evolution toward a more value-based care model with more digital health innovations.