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By Eric Wicklund | 09:10 am | September 01, 2015
A pilot project with Qualcomm Life's 2net platform and HealthyCircles software reduces hospitalizations and patient length of stay, yielding significant savings for Northern Arizona Healthcare.
By Eric Wicklund | 12:10 pm | August 31, 2015
Amid the sea of telemedicine and telehealth platforms, two smaller companies are trying new approaches to convince doctors that this can be a viable business.
By Eric Wicklund | 09:44 am | August 31, 2015
More than a dozen schools in Mississippi will use a telemedicine platform provided by Dell and VSee to test high school football players during games.
By Eric Wicklund | 09:56 am | August 28, 2015
CVS' decision to forge partnerships with three telehealth titans - two of which are fighting each other in court - points to the potential of pharmacies to become anchors in the evolving healthcare landscape.
By Eric Wicklund | 10:34 am | August 27, 2015
A Cedars Sinai pilot is using wearable sensors, a home-based platform and advanced analytics to help patients with chronic health issues avoid the hospital or doctor's office.
By Eric Wicklund | 02:03 pm | August 26, 2015
Next week's IFA trade show in Berlin is expected to see no fewer than five new smartwatches, all aimed at a market dominated by Apple but facing increasing signs of consumer disinterest.
By Eric Wicklund | 09:25 am | August 26, 2015
Attorney Krysti Wolff recently laid out some guidelines for developers and healthcare providers looking to design the next great app or device.
By Eric Wicklund | 11:50 am | August 25, 2015
Projects in Texas and Georgia look to expand telemedicine access to school students, while a new Texas law allows Medicaid to reimburse providers for certain video visits.
By Eric Wicklund | 10:02 am | August 25, 2015
Taking place in Canada's Ontario Telemedicine Network, a digital self-management platform developed by WellDoc and Samsung aims to help type 2 diabetics improve their lifestyle.
By Eric Wicklund | 04:38 pm | August 24, 2015
The app, which measures photographs of moles for indications of cancer, isn't available in the U.S., but might be headed here in the future.