Jonah Comstock

Correction: A previous version of this article misstated Provata's 2016 revenue.

Smart thermometer and connected health company Kinsa has launched a new wireless version of its device, called Kinsa QuickCare, after securing FDA clearance last month.

Mirror, a New York City-based virtual fitness platform company, has raised $13 million in a new funding round led by Spark Capital.

Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Massachusetts has launched a new app-based initiative to try to keep patients from coming back to the hospital’s cardiology department.

Empatica's Embrace, the consumer-facing wearable for epileptic seizure detection, received 510(k) clearance from the FDA last month.

When people think about direct-to-consumer telemedicine, they often think of video visits or phone calls.

The Apple Heart Study — which began enrollment at the end of November — has now begun data collection, with participants receiving prompts over the weekend to sign informed consent documents and initiate data collection.

In many ways, 2017 was a banner year for digital health funding, according to Rock Health's annual report, which puts funding for the year at a record $5.

A new large-scale study shows that interactive, tailored text messages can improve medication adherence by 14 percent.

Last week, we published part 1 of our digital health trends and predictions piece, covering big picture trends like vertical integration and healthcare consumerization, as well as some of the buzzy tech trends of voice, AI, and blockchain.