StartUPDATES: New Developments from Healthcare Startups
Check out new developments from Opala, Wheel, GoodRx, Fathom, Tivic Health, and more.
Check out new developments from Opala, Wheel, GoodRx, Fathom, Tivic Health, and more.
Companies are developing non-drug approaches to tackling the prescription opioid crisis and stand to receive support from the likes of the NIH and the FDA.
Hear executives from Quantum Health, Surescripts, EY, Clinical Architecture and Personify Health share their views on digital transformation in healthcare.
At the AdvaMed Digital MedTech Conference in San Francisco, experts in data privacy explained how new legislation is shaping how the industry thinks about privacy and how to protect patient information and mitigate business risk in an uncertain environment.
CTA's working group, which includes more than 30 different organizations, is an effort to bring stakeholders together to create common understanding around AI definitions, proper data management and ethical considerations like bias and privacy.
FDA is modernizing its 510(k) program and one change it is mulling is placing a limit on how old a predicate device is when manufacturers develop a new product showing substantial equivalence.
The CEO of the largest medical device industry association believes The Bleeding Edge documentary to be "entertainment" and not fact-based. What it represents, rather, is an inconvenient truth.
A new report exhorts the medtech industry to invest in customer-centric capabilities and digital collaborations to build personalized health solutions or die by being outgunned by tech companies with deep expertise and data-driven consumer solutions.
One episode shows how CMS evolved its thinking of how to cover continuous glucose monitoring when Medicare beneficiaries wanted to use it with their iPhones to share data with caregivers, family and physicians.
At the MedTech conference hosted by industry association AdvaMed, an expert explains the different kinds of value-based contracting vendors can negotiate with health systems.
In its annual Pulse of the Industry report, consulting firm EY evaluates the global medical devices industry and concludes the mood is one of cautious optimism as it relates to venture capital, M&A and future growth.
Flex, a global electronics contract manufacturer, is reshaping itself to grow its $2 billion healthcare business and believes its take on the future will help traditional medtech companies fare better.
AdvaMed, the medtech industry association in Washington, D.C., is launching AdvaMed Digital to give digital health companies a voice in the policy battles ahead, and perhaps to shore up its own membership that was affected by medtech mergers.
Howard Root, CEO of Vascular Solutions, was declared not guilty of illegally promoting a medical device after a Department of Justice investigation that spanned several years.
The medtech industry prides itself on helping improve patients’ lives, but it’s actually kind of selfish compared with other industries, medtech CEOs said at AdvaMed in Minneapolis.
Partnerships between insurers, health systems and medtech companies as well as insight gleaned from Big Data are going to key to the success of value-based care in the medical devices industry.