Google Health, the tech giant's healthcare division, is partnering with health systems across the country to explore the use of its technology in a healthcare setting.

From creating new offerings that help health systems gather data from wearables, to expanding its partnerships with health systems, here are five healthcare moves from Google as reported by Becker's Hospital Review since Sept. 13:

Uber Health has partnered with healthcare workforce platform ShiftMed to provide transportation to nurses and other healthcare workers to help with staffing shortages.

Microsoft says it has an artificial intelligence tool that can predict missed healthcare appointments.

Amazon Web Services is seeking a San Francisco-based physician lead to work with healthcare organization leaders and strategic industry partners, attend industry events and forums, publish and accelerate business opportunities.

Grocery delivery company Instacart has launched Instacart Health to allow healthcare providers to order food and medical supplies for patients as part of their prescribed meal plans or post-hospital discharges.

Walmart is teaming up with fertility startup Kindbody to offer benefits under its insurance plan that will help its workers expand their families.

Google is working with an addiction treatment center in Ohio as it tries to tackle the opioid crisis, Bloomberg reported Sept. 27.

Humana has better odds than CVS Health of acquiring Cano Health because the insurer already has a right-of-refusal agreement with the company and a huge position in the Medicare Advantage market, according to market researcher Insider Intelligence.

Google Cloud and Fibit are launching a new service that aims to help hospitals gather and interpret data from wearables and fitness trackers. 

Since the launch of its AWS Health Equity Initiative, Amazon Web Services has awarded $14 million in cloud credits to more than 90 organizations with the aim of closing the health equity gap. 

Amazon has been advertising job openings for its various healthcare teams. Here are seven health-related jobs the tech giant recently posted.

The co-founders of PillPack plan to leave Amazon, four years after the tech giant acquired the digital pharmacy as part of its initial foray into healthcare, GeekWire reported Sept. 19.

GV, the venture capital arm of Google parent company Alphabet, is among the investors pouring $72.5 million into a company using mitochondrial biology to treat disease.

Sony has partnered with hearing aid manufacturing company WS Audiology Denmark to create an over-the-counter hearing device. 

From ceasing operations of its virtual and primary care service Amazon Care to a Federal Trade Commission investigation into its acquisition of One Medical, here are seven healthcare moves Amazon made in August, as reported by Becker's Hospital Review.

Amazon will lay off 159 Amazon Care employees starting Dec. 1, CNBC reported Sept. 9. 

Google's deep learning technology can detect tuberculosis on par with real-life radiologists, according to a Sept. 6 study in the journal Radiology.

Google recently posted several job openings related to its health business. Below are seven open positions as of Sept. 9:

A former technical advisor at Amazon, Filiz Genca, joined digital healthcare staffing company CareRev as chief operating officer.