Digital Health

IntelliSite is designed to streamline workflows, enhance diagnostic confidence, facilitate collaboration, integrate AI and increase the efficiency of pathology labs.

There is much more we can do to help people access the care they need and one benefit of the past year and a half has been a scale-up of digital tools, says Dr Harriet Bradley, UK medical director of Livi.

Also, US-based Pearl has received regulatory approvals to market its AI diagnostic tool for dental radiology in Australia and New Zealand.

The telehealth and digital health innovations that started during the pandemic are here to stay, says Sri Bharadwaj, VP of digital innovation at the Franciscan Alliance.

The new tool will offer 10-minute lessons on CBT and provide mindfulness techniques. 

Headspace Health is combining Ginger and Headspace for Work into a single offering for employers.

Armin Scheuer, VP of Business Development International at HIMSS, says Germany is prescribing apps to patients within their normal care setting, in the form of DiGAs, and France has decided to replicate the system.

More than five million adults will be able to access to CBT through Big Health’s apps.

Around two million people receive coverage through Massachusetts' Medicaid program.

Lark will use the funds to expand its virtual care integrations and conduct further R&D for its AI platform.