Virtual Care

Study shows certain apps may help manage mental health symptoms, but does not address speculation that smartphones may have negative mental health impacts overall.

The work presented at EASD demonstrated that patients were able to achieve rapid glucose control and maintain long-term A1C reductions

The leading medical institution announced two partnerships to make its insight more accessible.

The application receives marketing authorization as a device, and is not intended for treatment of opiate dependence.

As Amazon threatens both retail sales and a pharmacy play, Target seems to intent on building its own retail-pharmacy-provider ecosystem.

Pager CEO Walter Jin spoke to Healthcare Analytics News about the goals of the partnership and his company's AI integration.

The company’s announcements about the Watch's heart rate monitor may represent a shift from fitness convenience to medical device.

Detecting an infectious disease is almost, by definition, an after-the-fact-activity, but halting its spread is more possible than ever.

Florida hospitals are offering free telehealth, but concerns about interoperability abound in the state with the US's largest elderly population.

The company poses PicSafe, launched today, as an antidote to unsafe image sharing between doctors.

"There is a broad misconception that, because telehealth private payer laws are in place in many states around the country, telehealth is achieving its promise..." the report argues.

The strain placed on health systems that have remained open has staff working long hours. Many hospitals have been turning to social media in search of reprieve.

The company's suite of technologies is designed to cut out paperwork and increase participation in clinical trials.

Reports, initiatives, and investments made August a big month for the growing field.

Behavioral health telehealth provider adds Bain Capital and Aetna to its list of backers.

Users no longer have to burn calories typing their meals into their phones.

The report from Bloomberg indicates Hosain Rahman maintained his ambitious streak even in the dying months of the once-thriving company he founded.

“The process for ordering a non-emergency ambulance and discharging a patient has essentially been stuck in the 1970’s," the company's founder and CEO said.

“These technologies are here today, these types of apps are in market...think big, start small, and act fast.”

“It’s a powerful tool...You can literally build an app in an hour and publish it,” Brian Well said.

The President of the Biden Cancer Initiative speaks on the "sails in the water" holding back the fight against cancer, including a lack of interoperability.

Critics argue that the law could have negative effects on the clinical trial process.

In part 2 of this week's Q&A, Medicomp Systems' CMO has some direct words for the hype surrounding artificial intelligence, the usefulness of natural language processing, and the potential of his own company.

"For the last 30+ years, the company has sat down with physician experts to ask, say, ‘if you’re seeing a patient with bacterial pneumonia, what would you expect to see? What would you ask, what historical facts would you like to know?'"

The CEO and CMO of SidekickHealth give a deep, detailed look at the development and potential of mobile apps that could change how patients approach their chronic conditions.