Aetna

Eligible Aetna commercial members will be able to access virtual visits with Gennev's doctors and dietitians without prior authorization.

Aetna said it would begin offering Oshi's virtual gastrointestinal care in six states, with plans to expand this year.

The latter will soon be rebranded as MediBuddy vHealth.

The San Francisco-based investment firm purchased bswift to propel long-term growth.

This week's top stories include a lawsuit alleging Aetna discriminates against its LGBTQ+ members by not providing equal access to fertility treatments, a skills gap that is causing security threats, and Elvie launching a smart breast pump.

Panelists from DTx West share how they successfully executed a digital therapeutic and payer relationship.   

Wysa’s chatbot uses CBT and engages users in meditation, breathing yoga and aims to help people build resilience skills.

The program will be looking at providing resources to individuals with substance-abuse disorder in North Carolina. 

Also: Sutter Health and Aetna's joint venture partners with house call startup Heal; SideKickHealth announces strategic partnership with Bayer.

At yesterday's Attain launch in Boston, Aetna and Apple heads broke down how the program will work and stressed transparency in data sharing.