Virtual care company TytoCare recently raised $49 million in growth financing, taking its total funding to date to $205 million. CEO Dedi Gilad declared that his company was founded to solve a fundamental problem with traditional telehealth services: people do not trust them, so they do not use them.
Here is a selection of recent executive hires, promotions and layoffs occurring across the healthcare industry.
The progress in artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping patient care, across various dimensions, from facilitating faster discharge to curating treatment plans and suggesting lifestyle changes.
Virtual care company TytoCare has received FDA clearance for its wheeze detection algorithm, allowing the company to begin commercializing the product in the U.S. The new algorithm is an expansion of Tyto Insights, the company's AI-powered diagnosis support software.
Telemedicine company TytoCare launched a new offering that promises to give providers and health plans the range of products and services needed to operate successful virtual primary care programs. Gilad said the offering, named Home Smart Clinic, can give customers a clear picture of ROI because of its high utilization and patient engagement rates.
Employers are having a difficult time navigating all the point solutions in healthcare. But it's not necessarily a bad thing, as its generating more competition and forcing companies to get creative. Several experts discussed the topic at MedCity's Invest Digital Health conference.
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As technology advances, AI-powered tools will increasingly reduce the administrative burdens on healthcare providers.
The pandemic boosted telehealth adoption but companies like TytoCare want to transform the humble video visit with smart devices that patients can use to provide actual health data to physicians. The same tools are being used to help evaluate refugees and others in the Russian war against Ukraine.
Amwell expanded its partnership with Tyto Care, a startup that makes connected exam kits for telehealth visits. The companies will design new integrations of their technologies, and Amwell will become a reseller of Tyto Care’s devices.
Through the integration, patients can launch TytoCare telehealth visits from Epic's MyChart app. Following the visit, clinical exam data is delivered to the Epic EHR.
The company raised a $33.5 million Series C round that included participation from rural healthcare system Sanford Health, Chinese insurer Ping An and global pharmacy chain Walgreens.
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The strategic investment PinAn Global Voyager Fund provided will help TytoCare realize its ambitions of gaining a foothold in China.
A handful of digital stethoscopes that have secured FDA clearance are devices that seek to deepen the clinical data physicians collect from their patients but also make it easier to share that data for consults, second opinions, and remote monitoring. Brisbane, Australia-based business M3DICINE, which also has an office in Boston, is the latest example of […]
#CES2018 was chock-full of new technologies to check out on the healthcare front. But despite the overwhelming amount of booths and presentations, a few key trends emerged out of the Digital Health Summit.
Data will be presented at the American Telemedicine Association's annual meeting in April. The researchers also are preparing a paper for publication in an unspecified medical journal.
TytoCare will bundle the stethoscope with other FDA-listed medical devices for healthcare professionals or even consumers to initiate telehealth exams.