Time Warner Cable Business Class (TWC) announced that it is exploring a new telemedicine service in partnership with Cleveland Clinic.

Variation in the methodology and results of government, not-for-profit and for-profit hospitals hinders the ability to accurately measure performance, according to a report from the Health Association of New York State.

The National Science Foundation’s Computer Systems Research program pumped $1.5 million into a project to develop computational jewelry to support mHealth applications.

For someone having a stroke, minutes can make the difference between life and death. Studies have shown that prompt access to a vascular neurologist vastly reduces mortality or the long-term disabling effects of a stroke. Yet, many hospitals, particularly in rural regions, do not have a stroke specialist or are unable to provide around-the-clock stroke coverage. To address this problem, Dartmouth-Hitchcock (D-H), in collaboration with Mayo Clinic, has created a “telestroke” program, offering participating hospitals across New Hampshire and Vermont 24/7 access to specialists.

The WelVU leadership team stepped onto the national stage last month with a mission to eliminate miscommunication in healthcare through their visual patient engagement platform. The combined team experience tops 100+ years of leadership in health literacy, health IT, and multi-media health education.

BOSTON—It’s possible that a perfect storm is brewing for digital health, according to the participants of the virtualized acute care reimbursement during the Digital Healthcare Innovation Summit.

BOSTON--Jeff Tangney, founder and CEO of Doximity, has a mission to help physicians connect. Tangney spoke during the Digital Healthcare Innovation Summit.

BOSTON—Despite the rapidly burgeoning digital health market, the general healthcare industry isn’t aware of many of the products and companies in the space, said Malay Gandhi, chief strategy officer for Rock Health, speaking at the Digital Healthcare Innovation Summit.