Digital Health
Despite a dry investment climate, it was able to secure what could be the biggest funding raise by a health tech company in South Korea this year.
Military service members and their families in Health Net Federal Services TRICARE West Region will have in-network access to virtual speech therapy.
The medtech giant signed a contract with BARDA to devise AI-enabled ultrasound technology that helps clinicians triage and diagnose lung pathology and traumatic injury.
The partners were awarded a grant under the UK–Switzerland Bilateral: Collaborative R&D program to develop an AI-enabled stroke diagnosis and treatment platform.
Anita Mahon, executive vice president and global head of healthcare at EXL, discusses how the analytics firm helps payers and providers utilize data within generative AI.
Also, SME-focused insurtech Onsurity raises $24 million from a funding round led by the International Finance Corporation.
Maternal care company Oula revealed it is partnering with Mount Sinai Health System and opening its third brick-and-mortar clinic.
The health insurer's virtual care portfolio company MDLIVE will implement Bright.md's asynchronous offerings into its platform in 2024.
The cost is $33 out of pocket for a chat visit with insurance not accepted at this time.
BeMeHealth reveals new strategic investor and expanded offering, Hinge Health announces additional technology for seniors, and Noom extends its enterprise solution.