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Home-Based Care Dealmaking Remained Slow in Q3
It’s down significantly from 2021 highs, which is expected, but also below pre-pandemic levels.
Global Digital Health Funding Hits Lowest Level Since 2016, Report Finds
Deal count dropped 33% quarter over quarter to reach 247, the lowest number in nearly a decade.
Healthcare Ransomware Attacks Surge Again After August Decline: Report
The report said that the healthcare sector continues to remain an appealing target for hackers due to the significant financial repercussions a ransomware attack can impose.
Why Amazon Clinic Shows Pricing Upfront
The service launched in November before going nationwide in August, offering virtual visits for $75 each and text-based consults for $35. Amazon partners with other telehealth providers on the platform, which doesn't accept insurance.
ACR Conducting Nationwide Payments Survey
The nation’s largest professional association and lobbying group for medical doctors is conducting a new practice survey that could have big implications for physician payment.
M&A Recovery Gets Pushed Out to 2024: PitchBook
Trillions of dollars in dry powder for PE sponsors and cash piles kept on hand by corporations are positioned for new deals.
Congress Must Protect Physicians from Medicare Cuts: MGMA
Next year could bring a 3.36% cut in the conversion factor, as proposed by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Revelation Partners Closes $608M Fund, Surpassing $500M Target
Revelation Partners now manages $1.5 billion of committed capital in healthcare.
The Rise of the Payvider – Joint Ventures between Health Systems and Payors
The emergence of joint ventures between health systems and payors is quickly reshaping the healthcare sector — presenting both new complexities and fresh opportunities for the changemakers involved.
Health Tech Investors are Getting Selective, Expecting Slow Growth, Consolidation
As customers — often health systems, payers, or employers — and backers plot how they’ll invest shrinking budgets, they’re increasingly savvy about metric