Anthony Vecchione
Foundation Health's AI platform will automate patient outreach and communication workflows at Intermountain Health's specialty pharmacy operations.
A Silicon Valley Bank report reveals that healthcare sectors experienced strong growth in AI deal activity, especially in healthtech and biopharma.
HHS strategic advisor Amy Gleason said CMS wants patients to have the ability to scan a QR code at the doctor's office and share their medical history.
The platform assesses cognitive and motor function via at-home assessments that generate digital biomarkers and a predictive score, supporting the early detection of Parkinson's.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins found that the AI outperformed current clinical guidelines with 89% accuracy across all patients and a 93% accuracy rate for individuals ages 40 to 60.
The company will use the funds to develop its employee assistance program platform, expand global clinical access and increase partnerships.
The UroNav system uses MRI and ultrasound images for more precise, minimally invasive care.
Pregnant and postpartum patients will have access to an app and educational programs to help them develop skills to manage the challenges of pregnancy and parenthood.
Anervea.ai will develop and deploy an AI-powered suite of applications on Komodo's MapLab Enterprise platform.
The oncology-focused company will use the funds to boost manufacturing capacity, grow its commercial team and develop its next-generation Amma product.