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Fitbit | June 17, 2020

Device maker Fitbit is the latest technology company to jump into the back-to-work business. The company is leveraging its expertise in wearable technology and its relationship with employers to roll out a solution that aims to help bring employees back to workplaces safely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The tool, called Ready for Work, helps employees determine whether they have signs of COVID-19 before returning to work using key health metrics from Fitbit devices and self-reported symptoms. A di...

Healthcare Dive | July 15, 2020

Digital health received $6.3 billion in funding in the first half of 2020, shattering all previous funding records, according to a new report from research firm Mercom Capital Group. The amount is a 24% increase from the first half of 2019.Telehealth, perhaps unsurprisingly, received the most money as the COVID-19 pandemic drove unprecedented virtual care adoption, with $1.7 billion in funds.However, the pace of funding slowed in the second quarter with $2.8 billion across 161 deals,...

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XCO,Atlazo | May 11, 2021

XCO Tech Inc. what's more, Atlazo, Inc. has declared the arrangement of Recon Health Inc., a joint dare to market an arrangement of cutting edge virtual medical services items dependent on inserted computerized reasoning (AI) edge figuring and clinical based investigation. <...

Managedhealthcareexecutive | April 17, 2020

The use of telemedicine is growing rapidly among hospitals and physicians across the country. It promotes better patient care and has greater access to medical services. Telemedicine also promises to empower consumers with more information and control over their healthcare decisions than ever before. According to a report, 67% of patients mentioned using telemedicine has significantly increased their satisfaction with medical care. From presenting providers with a list of options for where and h...