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Harbor Health acquires tech-enabled dementia care company Rippl. Harbor Health operates a network of clinics in Texas, and offers insurance plans to employers, individuals, and families.

The company, which announced $130 million in new funding last September, will incorporate Rippl’s platform into its library of care pathways.


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Acquisitions, Funding, Business, and Stock

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Virtual psychiatry group Talkiatry announces $210 million in Series D funding, bringing its total raised to $457 million.

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Tech-enabled, value-based oncology care startup Atlas Oncology Partners announces $28 million in Series A funding. The company launched last month with its first customer, West Cancer Center & Research Institute (TN).


Announcements and Implementations

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Children First Pediatrics (MD) implements AI-enhanced EHR technology from EClinicalWorks and Sunoh.ai’s AI medical scribe.


Research and Innovation

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Amazon One Medical offers members AI-powered insights into their lab results via the One Medical app. The Health Insights feature analyzes and then offers insights and recommendations around 50 biomarkers from standard bloodwork.


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Patients feel the all-too-common pinch of today’s primary care shortage, as highlighted in this local news report detailing Optum’s decision to close one of the Northeast Portland’s few remaining primary care clinics. As one patient puts it: “I guess I could find another doctor, and I guess they could look at my MyChart and figure out what to do. But that’s not what medical care is supposed to be about. It’s supposed to be about continuity of care.”


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