Telehealth

The health kiosk automatically dispenses medication to users after a doctor signs off on a prescription in a teleconsultation.

Some ReviveHealth members will be able to access second opinions online from Cleveland Clinic physicians.

The company plans to invest the funds in its platform’s technology and capabilities, and to make new hires.

CareFirst pitches CloseKnit as a way to close healthcare gaps, especially those for primary care.

Researchers said telecare programs could allow homebound older adults to maintain a closer connection with healthcare providers.

Spanish language capabilities will be available to select Ginger clients in the fall, and to all members by early 2022.

Babyscripts plans to use the funding to expand throughout the U.S. and develop care models targeted to payers.

Telehealth made up 4.5% of medical claim lines in June, falling from 5% in May.

This week's top stories include Amazon expanding its hybrid virtual/in-person care; Cityblock raising money to expand its platform for Medicaid and low-income populations; and AHIP wanting more time for insurers to implement a surprise billing rule.

Also: Corti.ai raises $27 million and DotCom Therapy scoops up $13 million.