Cleveland Clinic’s Rohit Chandra Sees Clinical Scribe as First Step in AI Journey
Cleveland Clinic recently selected Ambience Healthcare for AI clinical documentation, with an eye on how these platforms are likely to evolve
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Rocket Pharma Reaps $180M From Sale of FDA Drug Review Fast Pass
Rocket Pharmaceuticals received the rare pediatric disease priority review voucher with the accelerated FDA approval for Kresladi in March. The non-dilutive capital from the voucher’s sale will support a pipeline that includes a gene therapy in pivotal clinical testing for the rare genetic disorder Danon disease. The post Rocket Pharma Reaps $180M From Sale of…
The Future of AI in Healthcare Demands Transparency, Trust, and Human-Centered Design
As real-time inference overtakes training-centric approaches, a pivotal question emerges: how can the human element remain central in an increasingly autonomous ecosystem? The post The Future of AI in Healthcare Demands Transparency, Trust, and Human-Centered Design appeared first on MedCity News.
Cautious Pessimism – What Isn’t Being Talked About, And What It Means For Healthcare
The lessons learned and shared by some of the industry’s leaders are exciting, and some clear opportunities are developing. But under the surface, this year, there is something else, and I’m not sure it’s getting enough attention: anxiety. The post Cautious Pessimism – What Isn’t Being Talked About, And What It Means For Healthcare appeared…
Protected: Are Health Insurers Providing Good Value?
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Startup Alveus Therapeutics Emerges With $160M to Shape the Future of Obesity Drugs
Alveus Therapeutics’ Phase 2-ready lead drug hits the same two targets as Amgen’s MariTide, but with the potential for a dosing advantage. The startup’s pipeline also includes molecules that could compete with drugs in development by Roche and Novo Nordisk. The post Startup Alveus Therapeutics Emerges With $160M to Shape the Future of Obesity Drugs…
The Next Frontier of Interoperability: Additional Clinical Data Sources – Dentistry, Devices, Social Care, and More
Healthcare cannot achieve its goals for quality, equity, and value without breaking down the persistent barriers that keep critical information siloed across sectors. The post The Next Frontier of Interoperability: Additional Clinical Data Sources – Dentistry, Devices, Social Care, and More appeared first on MedCity News.
Federal Loan Caps Add Barriers — And Likely Debt — for Healthcare Students
Benjamin Pinckney has dreamed of becoming a physician assistant since he was 20 years old but says new student loan limits enacted by Congress in 2025 may prevent him from pursuing his goal. (Erica S. Lee for KFF Health News) The federal government is capping the amount graduate students can borrow. The Department of Education…
He Built Michigan’s Medicaid Work Requirement System. Now He’s Warning Other States.
It was March 2020, and Robert Gordon was about to kick some 80,000 people off health insurance. As the Michigan state health director, he had spent the past year, and some $30 million in state tax dollars, trying to avoid that very thing. Gordon was a Democrat, a veteran of the Obama administration, and he…
Medical Billing Professionals Share Views on AI and Health Tech
[Sponsored] The AI Index in RCM highlights the findings of our survey of 125 medical billing executives who offered insights and feedback on RCM tech. The post Medical Billing Professionals Share Views on AI and Health Tech appeared first on MedCity News.