Bidding war develops for assets and IP of bankrupt HealthSpot
With two competing bids received before Wednesday's deadline. the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Columbus, Ohio, will hold an auction Monday.
CHI Franciscan tries kiosks for telemedicine in urgent care center
The kiosks represent an extension of Franciscan Virtual Urgent Care, a Web- and telephone-based telemedicine service to treat many common emergent conditions for a flat fee of $35.
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Court approves HealthSpot liquidation
The bankruptcy trustee is now accepting offers for HealthSpot's assets, including 191 telemedicine kiosks, most of which have never been used.
Throwback Thursday: When HealthSpot was riding the hype wave
How quickly things can change from promise to disappointment in healthcare innovation.
HealthSpot to liquidate rather than reorganize
HealthSpot listed assets of $5.2 million and liabilities of $23.3 million, and only generated $1.1 million in revenues over three years.
Why did HealthSpot fail? The telemedicine industry weighs in
So far, attempts to reach HealthSpot CEO Steve Cashman have been unsuccessful, so we haven't heard the company's explanation for why it failed. It's left to others to speculate.
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Telemedicine kiosk-maker HealthSpot shuts down
Two of the Dublin, Ohio-based vendor's most prominent partners confirmed to MedCity News on Tuesday that they were no longer working with HealthSpot.
Doctor on Demand teams with telemedicine kiosk-maker Computerized Screening Inc.
The partnership represents Reno, Nev.-based CSI's first dealings with a consumer-facing, on-call physician service.