Ali Parsa the founder of defunct health AI firm Babylon Health is back with new healthcare AI launch Qu, which aims to provide personal digital clinical assistants.
Announcing the beta launch of the venture on…
Welcome to our enlightening conversation with Gil Bashe, Chair of Global Health and Purpose at Finn Partners, a visionary leader at the intersection of healthcare and technology.In this engaging interview, we delve deep into…
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Digital Health’s editor-in-chief Jon Hoeksma looks back at the key trends and big stories over the past 12 monthsThe year has been one of sharp contrasts for digital health. Across the NHS the pressures…
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Much like the original fall of Babylon two and a half millennia ago, the collapse of Babylon Health was an inevitable end to an untenable empire. It grew too fast, without enough regard for patient…
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London-based multinational digital health firm Babylon has sold almost all of its UK assets to digital health company eMed Healthcare UK, a subsidiary of US company eMed, after announcing in early August that its deal to…
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Babylon Health sells its UK business, including the GP at Hand app, to US-based in-home test kit vendor EMed Healthcare.
The sale basically marks the end of the company, which has declared insolvency…
Beleaguered digital health company Babylon Health has filed for bankruptcy for two US subsidiaries, Forbes has reported, citing filings in the US Bankruptcy Court in Delaware. The report said Babylon is seeking Chapter 7…
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Babylon Health has closed its U.S. headquarters in Austin, according to a notice the struggling virtual care company filed with the Texas Workforce Commission on Tuesday.
In the notice, Babylon said that it permanently closed…
Babylon Health is looking to sell its UK business, including its 100,000 patient NHS GP practice, and may fall into administration, the company has announced.Following the story back in May that shares in Babylon…
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London-based, digital-first primary care operator Babylon Health will take itself private, 18 months after it went public in a SPAC merger that the CEO says was a “big mistake.”
The company just reported…
