A 2013 study from the University of Michigan School of Public Health finds that practices that implement an EHR without a laser focus on enhancing revenue and cutting costs are likely to lose more than $43,000 over five years. In other words, 73% of those surveyed failed to see a ROI.
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Global Mobile Health and Fitness Sensor Market Expected to Grow at a CAGR of 40.29%
The Global Mobile Health and Fitness Sensor market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 40.29 percent over the period 2013-2018, according to a new report by Infiniti Research-Limited. The Global Mobile Health and Fitness Sensor market covers the present scenario and the growth prospects for the period 2014-2018. To calculate market size, the report takes into account the unit shipments of health and fitness sensors used in wearable, implantable, and mobile health and fitness devices. Sensors help
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Wellframe Raises $8.5M in Series A Funding Led by DFJ
Wellframe, a Boston-based company that combines mobile technology and artificial intelligence to amplify caring clinical relationships by engaging patients in personalized care plans, announced today that the organization has closed on $8.5 million in financing, led by DFJ, with participation from Formation 8, Waterline Ventures and Queensbridge Venture Partners.
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Infographic: EHR Trends in Nashville
TechnologyAdvice decided to survey the city of Nashville, one of the fastest growing healthcare markets in the country and uncover how EHR adoption was doing in a city renowned for healthcare innovation and investment. Nashville is home to 15 publicly traded healthcare companies and more than 300 private and public healthcare organizations, making the city one of the nation’s leaders in healthcare innovation, investment, and job growth. The Nashville Healthcare Council estimates that in 2008,
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Revenue & Sustainability: Metrics for Health Tech Startup Success
Anne DeGheest, co-founder of HealthTech Capital explains the two most important metrics for health tech startup success.
2014 has been a great year so far for health tech startups with record breaking funding flowing into the sector. According to Rock Health, 143 digital health companies raised $2.3 billion in funding in the first half of 2014. Another notable aspect is that average deal size has risen significantly from $10 million last year to $15.6 million now.
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Webinar: The Digital Health Leadership Series from Validic
Start Date: 9/10/2014
Start Time: 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT
Duration: 60 minutes
Webinar Overview
This FREE digital health leadership series webinar series features many of the leading companies in this expanding digital health ecosystem. Each month, Validic will feature two companies whose clinical, fitness, wellness or nutrition technologies are helping healthcare and wellness companies achieve better outcomes, increase engagement and reduce per capita costs. During this webinar, you'll
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AirStrip and Dignity Health Launch Innovative Population Health and Telehealth Initiatives
AirStrip and Dignity Health announced that the next phase of their mobile interoperability plan will center on enabling population health and telehealth initiatives in Dignity Health’s Central Coast region of California.
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Up to $12B in Unnecessary Medical Imaging Is Wasted Annually
The United States wastes nearly $12 billion dollars on unnecessary medical imaging each year, according to a recent study by peer60 that explores new survey of 196 hospital leaders. Since 2012, the United States has spent at least $2.8 trillion on health care yearly. But according to all the research reports and statistical data out there, the extra funds are not doing us any favors; most other developed countries have significantly lower costs.
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CMS Finally Announces 3 Weeks of ICD-10 End to End Testing
Today, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced three weeks of ICD-10 end to end testing that will allow providers the opportunity to ensure that their systems are able to accept ICD-10 claims. The three testing weeks are:
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5 Best Practices to Make Healthcare Innovation Partnerships Work
Healthcare innovation partnerships can make a huge difference in the way common ailments are regarded by the medical care community. By promoting efficient distribution of data and enhancing the ability to combine resources to gain a deeper perspective into these issues, such partnerships can play a major role to in furthering medical advancements. The collaboration of Merck Medical Information and Innovation M2i2 and online research community PatientsLikeMe is a case in point.
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