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News 6/23/25
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Rehab therapy-focused practice management software vendor Prompt Health acquires PredictionHealth, which offers AI scribe and coding capabilities and compliance analytics.
PredictionHealth co-founder and CEO Pedro Teixera, co-founder and CMO Ravi Atreya, MD, PhD and COO Adam Kever will join the Prompt Health leadership team.
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Acquisitions, Funding, Business, and Stock
New Mexico Vintage Fund invests in New Mexico-based Electronic Caregiver, which specializes in virtual care and remote patient monitoring technologies.
Tech-enabled substance abuse and recovery treatment center OneFifteen will close later this summer. The Dayton, Ohio-based provider launched six years ago with $21 million in support from Verily and local health systems. Those investments ran out last year, and federal reimbursements have not been enough to keep the organization afloat. The name refers to the 115 people who died from opioid overdoses each day in the US in 2017.
Remote care management company CoachCare acquires competitor MD Revolution. The deal marks CoachCare’s second acquisition of the year, having acquired VitalTech in March.
Announcements and Implementations
Behavioral healthcare provider 4C Health (IN) implements patient engagement software and services from Mend.
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Trenton Family Medicine (OH) celebrates the certification of its office flower and pollinator garden as a Monarch Waystation. Office staff started the now 200 square-foot garden two years ago. The practice now offers patients homegrown seed and planting instruction packets.
NBC News covers the ongoing financial struggles of practices still reeling financially from the 2024 Change Healthcare hack. Many, including that run by pediatric neurosurgeon Catherine Mazzola, MD are struggling to pay back loans taken out through UnitedHealth subsidiary Optum, which has engaged in some allegedly shady repayment tactics. Mazzola says that, “I really believed that Optum, who was orchestrating these loans, would give physicians and physician groups a reasonable amount of time to repay the loans with the understanding that this financial crisis almost bankrupted us. I mean literally, you’re talking about $0 in your bank account, and you have 70 employees to pay.”
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