The Digital Medicine Society (DiME) launched a new set of FDA-aligned digital measures to standardize how outcomes are tracked in pediatric rare disease trials. The framework aims to make trials faster and more efficient, giving researchers and drugmakers a practical roadmap for developing new therapies for children who often have no effective treatment options.
Just a year after its launch, Bluebird Kids Health is already announcing plans to double its number of pediatric clinics. The startup seeks to improve pediatric care access in underserved areas by building practices in these neighborhoods and accepting all insurance types.
Across the nation, state-based health insurance exchanges are searching for ways to better serve their communities while making enrollment easier, more personal, and more accessible for everyone.
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Cognoa's Canvas Dx product is authorized by the Food and Drug Administration and assists healthcare providers in diagnosing autism spectrum disorder for children ages 18 months through 72 months. Members of Health Transformation Alliance can now add Canvas Dx to their benefit plans.
Children’s Mercy is claiming to build "the most advanced genomic sequencing system in the world" through its novel use of 5-base sequencing. Since launching three years ago, the system has already provided 1,000 children with rare disease diagnoses based on its genome sequencing.
The company, which partners with health systems and schools to provide virtual therapy services for kids, will use the Series A funds to expand. The round was led by New Capital Partners, with participation from LRVHealth and OSF Ventures.
Greenway Health blends smart technology with human expertise to elevate revenue cycle.
Dubbed the Akron Children's Health Collaborative, the pediatric ACO will focus on improving care for the approximately 100,000 children in Ohio covered by Medicaid whose benefits are managed by CareSource.
St. Jude Cloud lets researchers view over 5,000 whole-genome, 5,000 whole-exome and 1,200 RNA-Seq datasets from more than 5,000 pediatric cancer patients and survivors.
Boston Children's Hospital and Klick Health have revealed HealthVoyager GI, a tool that utilizes virtual reality to help gastrointestinal pediatric patients understand their medical condition and the physician's findings. It's currently being tested as part of a clinical study at Boston Children's.
The 4th Annual Pediatric Surgical Innovation Symposium will have a discussion of opportunities and challenges associated with pediatric device development.
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