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Top Story Walmart: Included Health Has Proved Its Value to Our Virtual Primary Care Program Walmart's relationship with Included Health dates back to 2016 when its previous incarnation - Doctor on Demand - began providing virtual urgent care services to Walmart employees in three states. Nearly eight years later, the San Francisco company continues to be the only partner charged with delivering virtual primary care to almost 1 million people in 49 states. Partnership Post Discover the Next-Gen Platform for Integrated Collaborative Care Presented by Careteam Beyond EHRs and digital front doors, reducing the gaps in patient care journeys. Learn More. No Tricks. Just $100 Savings Take advantage of this great sale before Sunday night and get your INVEST Digital Health ticket now. Jason is out on the prowl, hurry before they're all gone. Use Promo Code FRIDAY13. Get My Ticket

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Patient-Centric Digital Transformation: Rethinking Remote Monitoring for Comprehensive Care A recent webinar sponsored by AVIA Health and Seamless MD examined how health systems use remote patient monitoring beyond the usual chronic condition applications, including surgical prep and recovery, women's health, and more. Health Tech for Aging Population Punctuates HLTH 2023 Health tech to support care for seniors and track the progression of conditions such as Parkinson's disease and heart failure were on display at HLTH 2023. The National Institute on Aging also added a startup boot camp leading up to HLTH. MedCity FemFwd Podcast: SCAN Inspired With Nancy Monk, Chief Operations Officer of SCAN Health Plan In this episode, we discuss SCAN Health Plan's recent launch of SCAN Inspired, a Medicare Advantage plan designed for women. EU Orders Grail Sale; Illumina Continues Appeals But Plans for Multiple Outcomes European Union regulators ordered Illumina to divest Grail. Illumina is appealing antitrust findings in Europe and the U.S., but the DNA sequencing giant revealed that divesting all or part of Grail is an option even if it wins both legal challenges. 4 Ways Investors Think the Health Tech World Will Change in 2024 At HLTH, Bessemer investors Sofia Guerra and Steve Kraus detailed four predictions about where they think the digital health world is headed in 2024. One of these was that "services-as-software" will emerge as a new category of healthcare AI. Another was that some healthcare technology vendors will have to rethink their distribution models and rely on indirect monetization strategies. Noom Offers Clinical Obesity Management Platform to Employers Noom is now offering Noom Med to employers. The program is intended for patients who need more clinical support in their weight loss journey. It offers access to a clinician and medications, including GLP-1s. BioNTech Turns to China Again for Cancer Drugs, Paying $70M to Partner on an ADC BioNTech gains rights to a MediLink Therapeutics antibody drug conjugate that targets tumors expressing the HER3 protein. The deal comes six months after the German company entered the ADC field by acquiring rights to two therapeutic candidates from DualityBio.

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