Gil Addo, CEO and co-founder of RubiconMD, is taking part in a discussion on value-based care and access to healthcare in rural communities at the ViVE conference by HLTH and CHIME in Miami Beach March 6-9. In an interview, he discussed behavioral health and rural health initiatives.
Oak Street Health plans to integrate virtual specialty care into its primary care centers for Medicare patients. It struck a deal to acquire RubiconMD for $130 million in cash, with another $60 million in milestone payments.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
A network of community health centers in northern California quickly built out telehealth tools, mapping services and other technologies to respond to Covid-19. Leaders with two organizations shared how they did it.
RubiconMD, a New York-based startup that gives primary care physicians access to advice from specialists, raised $18 million in funding. Private equity firm Deerfield Management Company led the startup’s most recent funding round.
A New York City Health Business Leaders report details the top 12 healthcare financings of the second quarter, including investments in organizations like RubiconMD, Kronos Bio and Thrive Global.
A healthcare collaboration makes life easier for the entities involved ... right? Well, not always. The road to a partnership can be full of stumbling blocks.
At the Abarca Forward conference earlier this year, George Van Antwerp, managing director at Deloitte, discussed how social determinants of health and a personalized member experience can improve medication adherence and health outcomes.
The round, which was led by HLM Ventures and Optum Ventures, included participation from Centene Corporation, Alma Mundi Ventures and others.
Dr. J. Nwando Olayiwola will head up an office to anchor the company’s expansion in California to support Medicaid patients there.
Waterline Ventures led the Series A round with participation from Dioko Health Ventures, a North Carolina based fund managed by Nashville-based FCA Venture Partners and Alma Mundi Fund.
Health IT company RubiconMD thinks way too many people are seeing specialists needlessly. The early stage company takes the view that by providing a more efficient way for primary care physicians to do specialist consults, patients could benefit and fewer would need to see a specialist themselves. It sees it as a way to cut […]
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