The “Third Way” for Digital Health Engagement
We need an agentic layer capable of fetching a longitudinal medical record and translating that static clinical intent into a daily, living context.
Digital health investment is just cooling off after a scorching year
Digital health startups raised $10.3 billion across 329 deals during the first half of 2022. This putts the sector on track to rake in $21 billion this year, about $8 billion less than the total amount it raised in 2021. The market boom has ended, but the digital health investment space has not come crashing down by any means, according to a recent report.
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GV, other investors, pour $27M into the ‘Expedia for medical care’
Online healthcare marketplace Sesame closed a $27 million Series B funding round on Tuesday, bringing its total funding to $75 million. David Goldhill, CEO of the New York City-based startup, said the company is "an Expedia for medical care" because patients can buy the care they want directly online, without the middleman of an insurance company.
Babylon to go public in $4.2B blank-check deal
As it makes a big push to expand in the U.S., digital health startup Babylon struck a deal to go public through a SPAC merger. The deal would value the company at $4.2 billion.
Clinical checklists blended with patient education and engagement can drive better outcomes
Advancements in personal technology and the growth and availability of mobile devices have created new opportunities for hospitals to blend their checklist strategy with patient education and outreach in ways that engage patients and families in care delivery and condition management.