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HIT Consultant
NOVEMBER 17, 2021
What You Should Know: – Home care startup MedArrive raises $25M in Series A funding led by Section 32 to accelerate platform buildout, network expansion to bring affordable at-home care to vulnerable populations across the country. In-Person, At Home, On-Demand. With 40% of U.S.
Home Health Care
NOVEMBER 9, 2021
The San Francisco-based in-home care startup has grown fairly rapidly since then, landing key partnerships with organizations like Cover Health (Nasdaq: CLOV) and a strategic investment from The SCAN Group. MedArrive helps payers and providers shift more care into the home via its logistics and services platform.
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Health Populi
NOVEMBER 9, 2020
One in two people said it would be likely they would use telehealth for behavioral health, which is a big move of the needle in a couple of ways: growing awareness of mental health need and demand in America, and with that a decline in the taboo of seeking care. Digital transformation has impacted people across all ages and demographics.
HIT Consultant
JANUARY 16, 2023
Incorporating digital health early: I believe that incorporating digital health tools earlier in the prescription process and combining digital with traditional medication therapy will increase in 2023. Anish Sebastion, CEO and Co-founder of Babyscripts. Yossi Bahagon, Chairman of Sweetch.
Health Populi
OCTOBER 6, 2022
Among people who had used virtual care in the past year, telehealth-as-healthcare is now part of mainstream Americans’ expectations as a normal part of their medical care. would use virtual care to receive medical services in the future, J.D. That’s because 9 in 10 users of telehealth in the U.S.
Health Populi
JUNE 8, 2021
These include the use of online patient portals (for 57% of clinicians) along with digital devices and mobile apps that integrate with the EHR as well as health patients manage their health in self-care mode, shown in the bar chart labeled Figure 7.
Health Populi
JULY 10, 2022
The virtual/digital services people would more likely use post-pandemic would be online shopping, by far the most popular service that would persist beyond COVID, followed by video chatting with friends and family, using curbside pickup at stores and restaurants, working from home, and receiving virtual medical services — i.e., telehealth.
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