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This year, providers have continued to ink deals with big names in tech including Google, Amazon and Apple. The conversation around patient-centered care and technology is also picking up steam.
This half of the year the FDA has named a new comissioner, continued working on the much anticipated Pre-Cert program and collaborated with the NIH on a new app.
Alphabet, Amazon and Apple all made deals this year to buy digital health startups, and the year saw exits for Qualcomm Life, Fitbit and PatientsLikeMe.
The new money will be put towards launching the company's clinics and digital platform.
Ro will now be offering a new weight management product, Plenity, through its platform, the direct-to-consumer telehealth company exclusively told MobiHealthNews.
SnapMD's Virtual Care Management platform will be rolled into VirTrial's clinical trial product.
The clearance of Tandem Diabetes Care’s Control-IQ Technology opens the door for new algorithms enabling hybrid closed-loop diabetes management systems.
The last 10 years have seen a slew of new customer bases in digital health, from pharma to employers to consumers, Dixon says.
The CURE ID online data repository's crowdsourcing approach could help the agency to identify novel uses for approved drugs.
The new tool will let patients send messages directly to their clinican, as well as send messages to care teams.