• Amazon taking big gambles in the healthcare space

    Amazon has yet to make its foray into the healthcare industry profitable, The Wall Street Journal reported Sept. 15. 
  • Amazon adds healthcare expertise to its board

    Amazon has appointed a board member with expertise in healthcare as it continues its push into the industry.
  • Google is seeking a physician leader in public health

    Google is looking for a physician leader in public health to boost its health-related products and be the representative for Google's public health, climate, and mental health sector work.
  • 3 new deals with healthcare disruptors

    Healthcare disruptors such as Walmart and Optum are spending billions to increase their presence in the healthcare space through mergers and acquisitions. 
  • Meet ChenMed, the primary care company Walmart may purchase

    ChenMed made headlines in recent days when it was reported that Walmart is interested in acquiring majority ownership of the primary care company, possibly for several billion dollars.
  • Walgreens partners with ACO-focused primary care startup

    Walgreens is partnering with technology startup Pearl Health to accelerate expansion of value-based arrangements among primary care physicians.
  • Meta facing lawsuit over violation of medical privacy

    Five anonymous plaintiffs have alleged that at least 664 medical providers have used pixel tracking technology on their websites and patient portals, which has allowed Meta to obtain patients' protected health information, Bloomberg Law reported Sept. 8. 
  • CVS Health expands C-suite roles

    CVS Health is adding responsibilities to three members of its C-suite. 
  • Creating capacity through AI-enabled automation

    Due to rising demand for healthcare service, hospitals and health systems are increasingly facing pressure to add capacity, while constrained by finite resources like beds and staff. To maximize capacity and meet demand, healthcare leaders are relying on intelligent workflow automation to increase efficiency and throughput.
  • Microsoft eyes AI cancer detection

    Microsoft has partnered with digital pathology provider Paige to build an image-based artificial intelligence model for detecting cancer. 
  • Will Walgreens look to hospitals for new CEO?

    In relaying the departure of CEO Rosalind Brewer on Sept. 1, Walgreens said it was looking for a replacement with "deep healthcare experience."
  • Healthcare increases profit rate at Best Buy

    Best Buy credited its healthcare initiatives with improving the company's gross profit rate, according to an Aug. 29 second-quarter earnings report.
  • 2 Microsoft healthcare job openings

    Microsoft recently posted two job openings related to its health business. Below are the open positions as of Aug. 30:
  • Walmart, Walgreens & CVS roll out new care options as pharmacists' scope of practice grows

    New laws expanding pharmacists' scope of practice have spurred Walmart, Walgreens and CVS to roll out patient care options that typically would be available only through a physician's office, Bloomberg reported Aug. 28. 
  • Amazon Clinic adds virtual primary care company to marketplace

    AI-powered virtual primary care company Curai Health has been added to Amazon Clinic's virtual healthcare marketplace, allowing patients to go through a message-based platform to reach clinicians. 
  • Health systems turn to Google to optimize operations

    Google is continuing to expand its use of artificial intelligence technologies in healthcare, and hospitals and health systems have already begun piloting the tech giant's new offerings that focus on eliminating administrative burdens and personalizing the patient experience. 
  • 4 Apple healthcare job openings

    Apple continues to aggressively hire for healthcare jobs focused on enhancing the health features of its devices. 
  • Amazon Clinic CMO 'surprised' by high consumer demand

    Amazon Clinic launched nationally earlier this year, partially motivated by high consumer demand, according to Forbes.
  • Microsoft says medical AI will be built with governance principles

    Satya Nadella, CEO and chair of Microsoft, said its AI technology for healthcare will be developed with "governance and oversight" principles that will ensure "fairness and transparency," The Cap Times reported Aug. 23. 
  • The hospital backgrounds of 3 Google Health execs

    Three out of five Google Health executives served in hospitals before joining the tech giant's healthcare arm.

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