Automation and artificial intelligence have become crucial tools in transforming healthcare. Today, innovative use of AI helps ensure clinicians have more time to dedicate to their patients. Beth ...

Mountain View, California-based HealthLoop, which offers a platform to connect patients with their care team between visits, has raised $8.4 million in new funding. MedCityNews first spotted the SEC ...

Although the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. was three years ago, hospitals and health systems still feel its effects today. Hospitals did everything they could to ensure critical services ...

Receiving a diagnosis for a chronic illness or a life-altering, life-limiting condition can feel like having the wind knocked out of you. Unfortunately, many of us have been there. As a patient, you ...

A Maryland physician is using speech dictation software to translate notes from a medical encounter into the patient record, reducing his time on a computer and enriching the visit for both him and ...

Patient access – or the ability of individuals to receive healthcare services whenever they need them, regardless of factors such as location, socioeconomic status, language barriers, or ...

Long waits, frustrated patients, and overburdened staff—these scenarios plague clinics without efficient scheduling systems. Running a clinic demands more than just good healthcare; managing patient ...

Healthcare has a lot of friction, especially within clinical workflow and patient intake. Tech startup founder Aniq Rahman recognized an opportunity to use technology to tackle these challenges. His ...

Over the years, we’ve seen technology replace the use of paper records in every industry, and healthcare is no exception. In fact, the healthcare industry collects and relies on a considerable amount ...

Patient engagement, a pivotal aspect of healthcare delivery, holds the potential to significantly improve health outcomes, streamline care processes and reduce overall costs. With advancements in ...

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Physicians at Thy-Mors hospital in Denmark and IBM have developed patient record software that uses a three-dimensional computer model of the human anatomy to visualize a ...