Partnerships—including joint ventures, non-exclusive arrangements and telehealth alliances—are becoming more common as a result of the “convenient care” revolution, according to NEJM Catalyst.

Commercially insured patients may pay drastically different prices for the same medical procedure depending on their location.

With women now making 94 percent of the decisions for the health and wellness for themselves and their families the marketing direction has begun to tailor to their perspectives.

The 2016 Partners Connected Health Innovation Challenge is now accepting applications.  

Just 5 percent of health organizations are operating at the highest level of digital health innovation for proficiency and expertise, according to Enspektos, an innovation consultancy conducting several waves as part of its State of Digital Health Innovation Study.

Intermountain Healthcare and the Stanford Genome Technology Center (SGTC) have established a new collaborative research program to advance precision health.

Having a home around more plants, shrubs, and trees can improve women’s mental health and help them live longer, according to a new study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives.

With findings and recommendations constantly being updated, where does media coverage fit in?