Crescendo Health recently launched with a $3.4 million initial investment. The startup provides clinical researchers with software tools that make it easier to gather study participants' longitudinal health data.
The combined company, now called Included Health, is selling employers on its integrated virtual care and patient navigation services. Doctor on Demand President Robin Glass shared more about what the company has planned next and how it’s setting itself apart from other digital health platforms.
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In another big tie-up between a telehealth and digital health company, Grand Rounds and Doctor on Demand reached a merger agreement. Grand Rounds CEO Owen Tripp will serve as CEO of the combined business.
The San Francisco-based startup, whose clients include Walmart and the Home Depot, plans to use the funds to offer more virtual primary care services.
Starting in 2020, the Arkansas-based retailer will be testing a range of technology-based strategies to match employees with the best medical providers, manage chronic illnesses and find other help related to their health needs.
Walmart is working with Embold Health of Nashville, a recent startup company that uses data to analyze whether doctors provide “appropriate, effective and cost-efficient care.”
At a time when AI is reshaping pharma, Reverba Global CEO Cheryl Lubbert explained in an interview why empathy, context, and ethics still require a human touch.
Through the startup's collaboration with the rideshare service, Grand Rounds care coordinators are able to book an Uber to arrange transport for a member to meet their healthcare needs.
The appointment of Grand Rounds Chief Medical Officer Ami Parekh fits with the company's broadened mission and ambitions to become a health navigator for the employer market.
Through their partnership, the data and pictures requested by Grand Rounds on behalf of patients can be shared between imaging centers and medical facilities.
The New York City organization has launched NYP OnDemand, a four-pronged digital health strategy meant to provide a broad range of online offerings to patients and to expand the New York-Presbyterian brand.
The home care industry is booming. As Baby Boomers age and more families seek in-home solutions for loved ones, demand for home care services is at an all-time high.
The program is designed to provide access to specialists at institutions such as the New York Hospital for Special Surgery and Boston Children's Hospital to individuals whether the user is in the U.S. or outside the country.
A global mutual fund investor made its first investment in the company.
It was always going to be hard for Castlight Health to sustain the $41-per-share price that marked its public debut in April. Since then, its share price has slipped back into the high teens. But it has overhauled the structure of its platform and added solutions to supplement its price transparency tools to help employers […]