Technology

Google is also now displaying languages spoken at provider offices. 

The tech giant is planning its own smartwatch with health- and fitness-tracking tools that will live outside the Fitbit brand, according to reporting by Insider.

This week's top stories include baby tech company Owlet pulling its connected-sock wearables following an FDA warning letter, and TeamHealth's victory in a lawsuit accusing UnitedHealthcare of engaging in unfair reimbursement practices.

Also, AICS unveils its latest AI-powered medical solutions, including a hospital information system, drug safety system, and an EMR search platform.

A novel telemedicine platform receives significant funding, with video appointments and remote data sharing among its key features.

For faster and better stroke care, use technology-backed communication, say Dr. Augusto Elias, medical director of Metro Health at the University of Michigan Health, and Dillon Fassett, program coordinator of Metro Health.

The online platform being developed by USQ will help young people manage anxiety and depression.

Patient monitoring has helped in managing chronic diseases through sensors and medical-technology tools, and helped keep people out of the hospital, according to SkyLabs CEO Jack Lee.

The service, to debut in the coming weeks, will include telehealth consultations and antiviral drug prescriptions.