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Tech-enabled healthcare: What exactly is it? Funding, IPO's and Future Trends

Lloyd Price

Exec Summary: Tech-enabled healthcare is the use of technology to improve the delivery of healthcare services. This can include a wide range of technologies, such as: Telehealth: Telehealth allows patients to consult with healthcare providers remotely, using video conferencing or other technology.

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Will Salesforce succeed in Healthcare where other Big Tech companies failed?

Lloyd Price

Investing in healthcare startups: Salesforce has a venture arm called Salesforce Ventures, which invests in startups that are developing innovative healthcare solutions. This allows Salesforce to support the development of new healthcare technologies and potentially integrate these solutions into its own offerings.

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Business of Healthcare and Value Based Care – 2023 Health IT Predictions

Healthcare IT Today

I predict this will present even more opportunity and demand for telehealth solutions, like eConsults, in addition to technology that can automate labor-intensive tasks and streamline traditionally manual processes. Donald Hooker, Healthcare Technology analyst at Capital One. Rob Cohen, CEO at Bamboo Health.

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Private Equity rollup strategies in HealthTech to focus on the 'Forgotten MidTier' in next 18 months

Lloyd Price

Exec Summary: Private equity firms have traditionally focused on investing in large, high-growth healthcare technology companies. This includes companies that are developing telehealth solutions, electronic health records, and other software-based solutions. However, they are unlikely to reach billion-dollar valuations.

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HIStalk Interviews Jeremy Bikman, CEO, Reaction Data

HIStalk Interviews

What are the most-hyped and most-promising healthcare technologies? You would think that in an industry like healthcare, people would be more skeptical because we’re supposedly a more data-driven, evidence-based industry. I’m not sure the vendors really understood that it’s not just putting in the EHR.

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