Artificial Intelligence March 17, 2025

AI Misses the Mark on Detecting Critical Conditions March 17, 2025

Most health systems have already begun turning to AI to predict if patient health conditions will deteriorate, but a new study in Nature Communications Medicine suggests that current models aren’t cut out for the task.  Virginia Tech researchers looked at several popular machine learning models cited in medical literature for predicting patient deterioration, then fed […]

Startups March 13, 2025

Hinge Files for Long-Awaited IPO  March 13, 2025

When the digital health market needed a hero, Hinge Health answered the call. Hinge officially filed for its IPO, braving the biggest stock market downturn in recent memory to pull the tech-enabled services category out of a years-long slump. Diving into the S-1, Hinge grew its revenue by 33% to $390M in 2024. It also […]

Artificial Intelligence March 10, 2025

Stress Testing Ambient AI Scribes March 10, 2025

Providers are lining up to see if ambient AI can live up to its promise of decreasing burnout while improving the patient experience… and researchers are starting to wonder the same thing. A new study in JAMA Network Open investigated whether ambient AI scribes actually decrease clinical note burden, following 46 clinicians at the University […]

Digital Health March 6, 2025

HIMSS 2025 Recap, Launches, and Major Announcements March 6, 2025

It’s the final day of HIMSS 2025 in Las Vegas, and although the exhibitors are still diligently manning their stations, most of the announcement cards have already been dealt and it’s time to round up the biggest stories from the show. HIMSS centered around the familiar themes of digital transformation, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and workforce […]

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Startups March 3, 2025

OpenEvidence Closes $75M in Series A Funding March 3, 2025

OpenEvidence might be the new kid on the medical chatbot block, but it’s already “the fastest-growing platform for doctors in history,” and $75M of Series A funding just made it the youngest unicorn in healthcare. Founder Daniel Nadler describes OpenEvidence as an AI copilot, with an experience that feels similar to ChatGPT yet is actually […]

Artificial Intelligence February 27, 2025

AI Enthusiasm Heats Up With Doctors February 27, 2025

The unstoppable march of AI only seems to be gaining momentum, with an American Medical Association survey noting greater enthusiasm – and less apprehension – among physicians.  The AMA’s Augmented Intelligence Research survey of 1,183 physicians found that those whose enthusiasm outweighs their concerns with health AI rose to 35% in 2024, up from 30% […]

Startups February 24, 2025

Abridge Lands $250M and Debuts Contextual Reasoning Engine February 24, 2025

One of the top stories to come out of last week’s ViVE conference was Abridge closing $250M in Series D funding, yet that somehow wasn’t even the biggest news in the announcement. On top of raising a nine-figure round at a $2.5B valuation, Abridge hit the 100 health system milestone after adding to a string […]

Digital Health February 20, 2025

ViVE 2025 Recap and Major Announcements February 20, 2025

Hot chicken, cold weather, and artificial intelligence – ViVE Nashville had it all. Over 10,000 attendees made the trip to Music City, making the event roughly a third larger than the last time it was in town in 2023. About a hundred of those attendees even stuck around for the last day, risking the snow […]

Digital Health February 13, 2025

Health Tech’s Defining Decade February 13, 2025

We’re using today’s top story to circle back on Define Venture’s report on “Health Tech’s Defining Decade,” which included too many highlights to squeeze into last week’s update. The analysis dives into the performance of venture-backed health tech startups that went on to go public, with a sprinkle of survivorship bias given that it doesn’t […]

Telehealth February 10, 2025

Hybrid Care: Interest Outstrips Infrastructure February 10, 2025

Provider organizations are hungry for more hybrid care, but new research in NEJM Catalyst highlights a notable gap between their interest and infrastructure. A survey of the NEJM Catalyst Insights Council – made up of clinical leaders and executives from care delivery orgs across the globe – showed that a majority of the 730 respondents […]

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