—underscoring how retailers are preparing to capitalize on US consumers’ changing healthcare preferences.

espite the telehealth boom, consumers still prefer in-person care, per recent data—we unpack how hybrid care models could help telehealth stakeholders sustain, and even capture more telehealth users.

Dying private practices get a lifeline: PatientPop and Kareo are merging to forman all-in-one platform to help practices grow, optimize revenues, and keep up with innovation—something that could save struggling practices and even facilitate consolidation.

It’s reportedly on a health tech hiring spree amid data practice controversies—but we think Big Tech’s difficulty in disrupting healthcare and waning consumer trust could hamper its healthcare impact.

There’s no place like home for remote clinical trials: Medable scored a whopping $304 million in funding to expand its decentralized clinical trial capabilities—we explore why decentralized clinical trials are here to stay well after the pandemic.

Amazon’s new Alexa-powered tool for hospitals and senior living centers keeps providers and patients more connected—a sign Amazon wants a bigger piece of the senior care market.

A new OIG report details how Medicare Advantage members are far more likely to conduct a home healthcare visit with a provider they don't have a relationship with—good news for startups like Dispatch Health and Heal.

Everyone wants a slice of virtual primary care: 23andMe acquired telemedicine firm, and CrossFit raised our brows with its primary care launch—we unpack why companies across the gamut are in hot pursuit of virtual primary care.

Microsoft’s advanced interoperability features may be held back by healthcare entities lagging on the basics: We unpack how health apps and other players are still holding back widescale interoperability.