How can health systems navigate technological and systemic changes? Data Book explores the Ascension Health story and talks with Andrew Pecora, M.D.
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Wearable data can be a cost-efficient way for people to gain insights about how their lifestyle affects their biological age.
The partnership promotes the creation of innovative ways to provide patients with medical solutions.
Andrew Pecora, M.D., speaks about the future of healthcare and how cultural forces will come together to create a tipping point.
Why the clearance is a win for 23andMe and the direct-to-consumer genetic-testing industry.
But an analysis suggests there is reason to be optimistic about digital health weight loss interventions.
Most health insurance documents are too difficult for people on Medicare to understand.
A lack of adoption could be costly for hospitals that offer chatbots.
The mHealth app provides individualized exercise plans to help users alleviate chronic pain.
The wearables competition between Google’s sister company and Apple just got more interesting.
Patients who received messages had a better mood, stopped taking their pain medication earlier and had a faster return of motion.
The Apple Watch ECG reader has drawn criticism, but this study aims to improve patient outcomes and stroke prevention.
The digital medication will give oncologists new insights into their patients’ treatment progress.
This is just the latest study to suggest patients are satisfied with telehealth services.
The mHealth platform offers solutions for employers and health systems.
In 2016, Ciitizen’s founder sold a company to Apple that helped boost the tech giant’s EHR efforts. Now, he’s working with Verily.
The All of Us program aims to improve the ability to prevent and treat disease based on differences in lifestyle, environment and genetics.
Clinicians and patients reported scheduling timely follow-up virtual visits was easier than office visits.
It’s long past time for healthcare providers to follow the pioneers who are using data, AI and other high-tech tools to fight the opioid crisis.
How can health executives and physicians leverage telemedicine to help treat patients with mental health issues?
But what can health systems do to expand patient access to health data?
Health tech is changing rapidly, but barriers to innovation remain. Can this process help health systems?
A new telemedicine program is underway in Pittsburgh, and it could prove more comprehensive than at-home visits.
An entrepreneur explains why 2019 might be the year of telehealth.
Do real-time data and wellness represent a new path for 23andMe?
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