Mobile Health IT

Brigham and Women’s asked 26 patients discharged from ER to participate in pain study.

The membership-based startup, Forward, redesigned the primary care experience around data in San Francisco and is now opening a new office in Los Angeles.

Emerging technologies will start to gain some firmer footing in the year ahead, moving out of pilot testing and into production environments.

Better is among a new breed of start-ups trying to lead customers through the labyrinth of medical billing with a single app to submit claims.

Abilify MyCite can alert physicians when patients have – or haven't – taken their medication, given physicians hope for greater medication adherence.  

The program will distribute 10,000 Fitbit devices to a representative sample of All of Us participants for a one-year study to determine its use on a larger scale in the program.

New research determines that there are now 318,500 health-related consumer apps, yet most apps have been downloaded fewer than 5,000 times.

A China-based study shows U.S. hospitals how they can reduce care costs and create new revenue by treating patients in other cities with virtual consultations.

HIMSS new cybersecurity report highlights a host of alarming issues facing everything from WiFi devices to critical infrastructure.

Launchpad Studio’s first class includes startups working to automate scribing with Google Glass, apply machine learning to help people who can no longer walk, pinpoint sepsis earlier and build a platform for wearables.