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Product updates from Medicup, plus healthcare technology news curated from trusted outlets — CDC, FDA, and leading health-tech publications.
A Medicare pilot program intended to use AI to streamline prior authorizations was rushed, leading to care delays for some patients. What does this mean for the future of AI in healthcare?
A new analysis reveals a potential shift in health policy centered on direct cash benefits, while also highlighting how rural providers are turning to artificial intelligence to innovate care delivery.
A powerful new force is reshaping medicine, but it's operating in the dark. Unofficial, ungoverned "shadow AI" tools are proliferating, putting core medical values like trust and accountability at risk.
Artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize medicine, but its success hinges on a factor we often overlook: the accuracy of our own patient data. Before AI can safely diagnose and treat, we must first solve the problem of fragmented and duplicated medical records.
A major federal health agency is funding the development of a new “agentic AI” system, signaling a future where technology actively helps patients and doctors manage chronic cardiovascular conditions.
A company called Inspiren has raised $70 million to scale its AI platform that uses ambient sensors in senior living facilities to predict and prevent falls, a major step forward for preventative digital health.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is taking a significant step to upgrade its virtual care capabilities, selecting telehealth giant Amwell as a key partner in its ongoing digital health modernization project.
Health Catalyst, a major player in healthcare data analytics, has appointed its third chief executive in less than a year, signaling major pressures as the industry races to pivot toward AI.
A major new investment from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) aims to build a sophisticated AI agent for heart care, potentially paving the way for a new era of regulated, clinical-grade AI tools.
Artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize medicine, but it can't work its magic when it's layered on top of outdated, inefficient systems. True progress requires a new foundation.
A major new investment in AI for healthcare administration signals a shift toward reducing physician burnout and giving doctors more time to focus on what matters: patient care.
Nutromics has earned FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for a wearable patch that monitors vancomycin levels in real time, a major step forward for patient safety and remote care.
