Survey: Scheduling Troubles Force 61% of Patients To Skip Medical Care
Because of bad digital experiences, 41% of patients have changed providers, the Notable survey discovered. The findings were presented at the HLTH conference in Las Vegas.
Notable raises $100M to automate administrative tasks
The workflow automation startup has struck partnerships with large health systems, including Intermountain Healthcare and CommonSpirit Health.
presented by
What Are the Best Medical Coding Outsourcing Companies?
Outsourcing your medical coding can help ensure a healthy revenue cycle. Discover the best medical coding outsourcing companies and find the right one for you.
Precision medicine startup Notable starts trial to test AI platform in blood cancer patients
The ANSWer trial will enroll up to 1,000 patients and follow them for up to a year. A smaller feasibility study conducted with Stanford University and Tempus showed an 84% accuracy rate in predicting patient responses to drugs.
CommonSpirit Health taps startup to reduce administrative workload
The $29 billion nonprofit health system started using Notable Health’s software to reduce the administrative burden for staff and make its existing systems interoperable.
With new cancer drugs, the challenge is finding where cost, value meet
Next month's MedCity CONVERGE conference will include a panel of experts who will talk about the cost and value of new cancer treatments like cell therapies and immunotherapies.
Notable Health secures $13.5M to increase reach of wearable app for doctors
Oak HC/FT and F-Prime Capital Partners led the Series A round for the California startup, while Maverick Ventures and Greylock Partners participated.
presented by
Top-Rated Practice Management Solutions for Med Spas
Every wellness clinic is only as successful as the capabilities of its software. Here's where you can find the top-rated practice management solutions for med spas.
At HLTH, Notable launches with a voice-powered wearable app for physicians
The startup offers an app built for the Apple Watch. A physician wearing the device can simply speak during the patient encounter, and the Notable app records data, which is entered into the EHR.