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Artificial intelligence compliance platform Readily raised $11 million in series A funding to support development of its enterprise oversight platform.
Read full article →The Trump administration has put a focus on rooting out fraud, waste and abuse, and on Wednesday, regulators offered a look at progress to date in those efforts.
Read full article →The resulting nonprofit system would be Illinois' largest by hospital count and comprise nearly $11 billion in annual operating revenue.
Read full article →People with serious mental illness often face significant barriers to getting the care they need. In this week's episode of "Podnosis," we explore how Amae Health is working to address gaps in the system by bringing psychiatric care, physical healthcare…
Read full article →The company’s core product is a physician-ordered genetic test for undiagnosed rare disease patients, who typically face a seven-year diagnostic odyssey before getting answers.
Read full article →Since its expansion nationwide last year, Allara has added urgent care visits, brought on more internal medicine providers and launched more supplements and medication delivery services.
Read full article →The company secured a $12.5 million series A extension following its $10 million series A round announced in September to continue scaling an AI platform for end-to-end healthcare operations.
Read full article →The Medicaid funding is supposed to cover health care for low-income people.
Read full article →The state's treasurer has said the large health system's Affordability Protection Program, a response to being left out of a preferred provider program, would bankrupt the public health plan.
Read full article →Together, the organizations hope to reach broader swaths of patients in value-based arrangements. MHN will continue operating under the Diverge platform, mobilizing more community-based teams, though the brands will remain distinct
Read full article →Experts have pointed to sagging vaccination rates and friction between federal health leadership and the broader public health community as contributor to this year’s outbreaks of the vaccine-preventable disease.
Read full article →CVS Health has reached a $315 million settlement with the Department of Justice that resolves allegations the pharmacy giant knowingly filled unlawful opioid prescriptions.
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