Marie de Alcuaz

Laudio — a SaaS software company providing Intelligent Human Engagement and a real-time personalized management platform for healthcare leaders — announced recently that it raised $7.3 million in Series A more »

Xealth announces that it is a finalist in Accenture’s HealthTech Innovation Challenge, a recognition that supports innovative approaches and solutions for improving the way people access, manage and finance healthcare more »

Laudio, a software startup developing an automated, personalized platform to improve engagement between nurse managers and their teams, announced on Dec. 10 the close of its Series A financing round. Existing investor more »

Ivantis today announced long term results of the Australian cohort of the Global SPECTRUM registry. SPECTRUM is a post market patient registry for the Hydrus® Microstent, a microinvasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) more »

One of the ongoing questions at the recently-concluded HLTH conference was: How do we integrate new technologies into well-established workflows? Seattle-based Xealth believes it may have one solution that can help providers, payers and more »

Hospitals and healthcare systems continue adoption of new technologies as the industry seeks stronger data connectivity and the benefits of a more connected enterprise. While adoption of new technologies creates more »

Phynd Technologies, a leading provider information management vendor, announced today a partnership with MedTouch, a leading provider of healthcare strategy, creative, technology, and marketing services, to help health systems provide consumers more »

SPECTRUM, the world’s largest single-device registry in ophthalmology, has completed enrollment. The announcement was made today by Ivantis Inc., a company dedicated to developing new and innovative solutions for glaucoma. more »

Phynd Technologies is pleased to announce that it has become a member of the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) Foundation. As a CHIME Foundation member firm, Phynd will play more »

Artificial intelligence may prove to be a useful tool in helping hospitals better manage utilization of blood products. That’s one conclusion from a newly-published study done at New York’s Icahn School more »