Digital Health

The new alliance adds to b.well's partnerships with OpenAI, Google and Samsung to unify and personalize AI-driven health answers using individuals' medical data.

The company will use the funds to enhance its platform, grow its workforce and expand partnerships with health systems to automate medication approval workflows.

The company will use the funds to accelerate development of its AI precision health platform.

AI-driven tools such as Cherish's device allow aging patients and those with cognitive decline to remain in their homes with ambient monitoring that requires no wearables or apps, says Sumit Nagpal, Cherish CEO and founder.

According to CMS' Amy Gleason, the agency is inspiring innovation by offering vendors the opportunity to develop secure, CARIN code-certified patient-facing apps. These apps will be made available via the Medicare.gov website.

​The company will use the funds to scale its platform, hire engineers and data scientists, deepen clinical integrations and speed the deployment of custom AI agents.

The tech giant introduced new AI-enabled healthcare updates to Search and Fitbit, including expanded tools to help patients collect and share information.

Proactive monitoring via wearables and at-home care can keep patients healthier longer, reducing inpatient stays and strengthening health outcomes by detecting anomalies earlier, explains Hal Wolf, HIMSS president and CEO.

The latest funding round brings the company's total raise to approximately $100 million.

Hong Kong engineers have developed an AI-powered, metamaterial-based ultrasound lens that can visualise cardiac valve structures closely behind the rib cage.