What You Should Know
– Heartflow has achieved a major milestone as Aetna updates its policies to cover AI-driven Heartflow Plaque Analysis across all lines of business, effective December 23, 2025.
– This move, combined with…
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People embrace many traditions to ring in the New Year. My extended family enjoys Hoppin’ John, but my personal ritual is to skip straight to dessert.
I started at midnight by toasting 2026 with…
The first time I went to one of the Stanford satellite clinics, I met a doctor who was quite older — probably in her 60s or 70s. She had just moved from New York…
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Howard Bright, CTO at RevSpring
In healthcare today, one of the quietest yet most damaging leak points lies between the referral and the actual appointment. It’s easy to think of referral processing as a back-office…
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We're excited to be back for another episode of the Life Sciences Today Podcast by Healthcare IT Today. My guest today is David Bates, Founder and CEO at Linus Health. I talk with David…
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As an above-average income household, I appreciated my experiences in healthcare in Barcelona better than even in New York and the Bay Area. As a below-average household, I think you're also much better in…
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Pramila Srinivasan, Ph.D., CEO, CharmHealth
As 2026 begins, I’m seeing a clear shift in how care is delivered and how patients expect to participate in it. After years of incremental progress, the industry is finally…
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Ed Chekan, MD, F.A.C.S., VP of Medical Affairs and Professional Education at Asensus Surgical
Lately, I’ve been reading headlines about full autonomous surgery – claims that gallbladders can be removed without a human hand. It…
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I was working with a hospital in New York, and they told us that they would sign a contract for, like, a multi-million dollar contract for this navigation system and robotics platform, but they…
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As we approach the end of the year, many of us are reflecting on our accomplishments for the year. Maybe we’re proud of the work that we’ve done, or perhaps we are forced…
