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People with cancer are consumers of healthcare. Should they not get customized treatment plans?

Innovators spotlight the deep roots of healthcare’s tech problem.

Despite a legal mandate that the Department of Defense incorporate telehealth services, usage rate still hovers around 1%.

The VA Secretary asked Congress to reappropriate the money quickly so that the agency could achieve interoperability with the DoD.

LeanTaaS banked on predictive analytics and machine learning in the financing round.

In addition to the approval, the agency announced that it is streamlining the review process for NGS tumor tests.

It may be a confusing time to buy health insurance, but the Georgia-based tech company says that it can solve that.

Four posters this week will tout its next-gen sequencing and analytical solutions.

“People could end up behaving in ways that they struggle to claim as their own.”

Meditech will now offer a simple, cloud-based service to critical access hospitals.

The answer depends on which component falls under scrutiny, experts said.

“I know of no other health system with such dedication to putting patients and their health first," the new Initiative's director said.

The company combines the freelance gig economy with the booming telehealth market.

The FDA has approved a new tool for patients with mental illnesses taking aripiprazole tablets—a digital sensor that reports when patients have taken their medication.

Researchers from UPenn say they can find signs of the condition based on Twitter activity.

“We need to use data better,” the billionaire wrote in a blog post announcing a huge investment.

For centuries, population-based evidence has laid the foundation of healthcare. Precision medicine will change that.

The testing company also stated that it raised $65 million in an ongoing funding round.

Through the company's EHR partners, many US physicians may access the tool in 2018.

No other piece of technology has penetrated markets like the cellphone, but there are still barriers to its widespread medical use.

The company refutes the allegations, which stem from anesthesia billing software.

There are 20 million veterans in the US and the VA system is facing widespread shortages. Can mHealth solutions fill the gaps?

Cleveland Clinic spotlights the innovations set to soon shape healthcare.

“With the genomic revolution...it’s increasingly important for providers to have a trusted data partner, and that is why MSK chose Cota.”

“Privacy is dead, Sheila, I'm sorry to tell you."

If it passes the Senate, the bill would exempt VA physicians from restrictions limiting their practice of telehealth over state lines.

And machine learning may be able to spot it before anyone else.

A Sentry-funded study suggests hospitals want high-tech solutions for a serious problem.

If adopted more widely, the technology could offset a provider shortage.

“The numbers just don’t add up. The angles are too high on Medicare costs.”