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Survey: Telehealth adoption, interest increased 340% among physicians since 2015

Mobi Health News

The American Well-backed poll of 800 doctors found a 340 percent increase in the number of US physicians who have conducted a telehealth consultation since 2015.

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How telemedicine can help patients and solve physician burnout

KevinMD

In 2015, I had to beg doctors to work in telemedicine. I have been practicing telemedicine successfully for four years. Because so many doctors were wary of it, I started to get licensed in multiple states, and now, I have 15 state licenses. Well, what a difference a few years makes. Now, in 2019, I […].

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Well Health pulls in $45M and welcomes a new senior vice president

Mobi Health News

With these funds, Well Health has now raised $75 million since its founding in 2015.

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Trial of ultrasound-based Alzheimer's treatment begins

Mobi Health News

The study follows the pioneering discovery in 2015 when ultrasound was used to clear protein markers for Alzheimer's.

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Anthem to pay $39M to state AGs to settle landmark 2015 data breach

FierceHealthIT

Anthem to pay $39M to state AGs to settle landmark 2015 data breach. Wed, 09/30/2020 - 11:59.

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Digital health startup Mobio Interactive secures $1.8M in seed funding

Mobi Health News

Founded in 2015, Singapore-headquartered digital health company Mobio Interactive announced that it has closed $1.8 million in a seed funding round. The round was led by Singapore-based Verge HealthTech Fund along with Atlas Asset Management, Creative Ventures and VC giant SOSV.

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Rock Health: Digital health adoption on the rise, but wearables, telemedicine lag behind

Mobi Health News

Eighty-seven percent of Americans used at least one digital health tool in 2017, up from 80 percent in 2015, according to a new survey out from Rock Health. For the past three years, Rock Health has surveyed 4,000 U.S. adults about digital health use and perceptions.