On May 30, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed into law the Health Insurance Market Preservation Act, making New Jersey the second state to adopt an individual health insurance mandate. Massachusetts' mandate has been in effect since 2006.
Reported by Mondaq 20 hours ago.
United States: NJ Adopts Individual Mandate - Day Pitney LLP
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Man Sues CVS After Wife Learns He Has a Viagra Prescription
A Long Island man is suing CVS after his wife learned through the pharmacy there that he had a Viagra prescription. He claims the revelation not only violated the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act but also caused “severe mental injury.”
Reported by Newsmax 1 day ago.
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6 Reasons to Still Hate Obamacare
Remember Obamacare? The fight is far from over on the future of the Obama-era health insurance overhaul. Republicans are making a last-ditch effort this year to turn the program and the money over to the state. This isn't full Obamacare repeal, but it would make a world of sense. States would be free to experiment and find ways to reduce costs and provide better services.
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Health insurance clients find an advocate in Linda Wieck
For six months, Wieck set aside time every day to work with a client was faced with a $25,000 hospital bill.
Reported by bizjournals 21 hours ago.
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Pennsylvania health insurance rates see stable 2019 ahead
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration says individual market health insurance rates are set to remain stable next year, following two years of steep increases. The Pennsylvania Department of Insurance said Tuesday that health insurers filed plans for 2019 requesting an aggregate statewide increase of 5 percent. The department says proposals filed before […]
Reported by Seattle Times 17 hours ago.
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Walker emphasizes health insurance plan in latest ad
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Scott Walker’s latest television ad touting his support for a plan to stabilize the health insurance market ignores his yearslong attempt to undercut the federal law designed to broaden access to insurance coverage. The ad Walker released Tuesday is the fifth ad of his re-election campaign, all of which are […]
Reported by Seattle Times 13 hours ago.
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Librarian sues, says Alaska health policy is discriminatory
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A transgender woman is suing the state of Alaska, saying she was denied coverage for medically necessary surgical treatment. The federal lawsuit, filed on behalf of Jennifer Fletcher, says the state health insurance plan excludes coverage for surgical treatment for gender dysphoria. The lawsuit states that because the only people who require medically necessary care to treat gender dysphoria are transgender, denying coverage for such health care discriminates against transgender people. Fletcher works as a legislative librarian. The lawsuit says she has been forced to pay thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs for health care costs not covered by her insurance plan.
Reported by SeattlePI.com 14 hours ago.
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The Latest: Alaska agency to review discrimination lawsuit
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The Latest on a discrimination lawsuit filed against the state of Alaska (all times local): 3 p.m. A spokeswoman for the Alaska Department of Law says the department will review and respond accordingly to a discrimination complaint filed by a transgender state legislative librarian. Department spokeswoman Cori Mills says the state had yet to be served with the complaint. On Tuesday, Jennifer Fletcher, a transgender woman, sued the state, saying she was denied coverage for medically necessary surgical treatment. The federal lawsuit says the state health insurance plan excludes coverage for surgical treatment for gender dysphoria.
Reported by SeattlePI.com 12 hours ago.
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ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK Awards Secure Enterprise Messaging Service NetSfere as #1 Digitalization Topic of the German Healthcare System in 2018
As a result, NetSfere has now moved into the proof of concept phase with several German hospitals joining the service
MUNICH, Germany, June 06, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NetSfere, an award-winning, secure mobile messaging service from Infinite Convergence Solutions, today announces ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK, a German-based association of decision makers from over 800 hospitals that develops digital solutions for challenges in healthcare business processes, has selected the secure enterprise messaging service as the winner of its 2018 Decision Maker Awards.Selected from a group of 12 vendor finalists, NetSfere’s key features of security, control, compliance and collaboration were identified as the solution for an urgent problem that German hospitals face – unregulated and unsecure communication among doctors, nurses and hospital employees.
NetSfere’s winning presentation was given by Franz Obermayer, Regional Vice President, Europe, at Infinite Convergence Solutions, who presented to approximately 300 German hospital leaders about “Getting Rid of the WhatsApp Dilemma Through Secure Mobile Communication in Hospitals.” The presentation outlined the following:
· Doctors, nurses and hospital employees currently use unregulated and unsecure consumer messaging applications to communicate with each other and share sensitive patient information, such as medical information or x-rays.
· While mobile messaging increases efficiency and productivity, the lack of control within these applications puts hospitals at risk of breaching patient safety and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) laws.
· NetSfere, an all-in-one secure communication platform that is backed by encrypted communication pathways that boast industry-leading, advanced Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol (SRTP) and 256-bit elliptical curve cryptography, is the solution.
“Receiving this recognition from the esteemed members of ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK, who are seeing first-hand how the problem of unregulated mobile messaging is jeopardizing hospitals, proves NetSfere’s high potential in the market,” said Obermayer. “We look forward to implementing NetSfere in even more hospitals across Germany throughout the next year and becoming the secure messenger of choice for the German healthcare sector.”
Accompanying Obermayer during the winning presentation was Ralf Boldt, head of IT of Klinikum Oldenburg, a general hospital in Oldenburg, Germany, that has already started implementing NetSfere to enhance and secure communication among its employees. NetSfere enables Klinikum Oldenburg employees to communicate with internal and external contacts through industry-leading security algorithms that support device-to-device encryption. With capabilities to not only communicate quickly and efficiently with a high-level of security, NetSfere also provides these employees a user-friendly interface that’s unmatched in comparison to other apps.
“We believe it is crucial to equip our employees with the mobile solutions they need to perform their jobs better, so employees aren’t left to communicate on unsecure consumer messaging applications,” said Boldt. “This is a huge dilemma nearly every hospital in Germany faces, but NetSfere has given us the necessary control to regulate and secure this communication.”
The five additional hospitals who have joined the proof of concept include: Vestische Caritas Hospitals, Westpfalz Hospital Group, University Hospital M*ü*nster, Nordoberpfalz Hospital Group, and St. Augustinus Hospital Group. NetSfere looks forward to welcoming additional hospitals to its enterprise messaging service and releasing results and use cases later this year through ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK’s program.
“NetSfere is a prime example of why we created ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK – to act as an incubator function for hospitals to trial the most critical digitalization projects in the healthcare industry,” said Dr. Pierre-Michael Meier, Vice Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK. “Our association enables a win-win situation for clinics and industry vendors. Clinics are able to trial leading digitalization projects without risk and vendors achieve successful pilot and reference installations. Together, ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK and its members are driving the German healthcare system forward in order to better service patients”
Between now and February 2019, NetSfere is exhibiting and speaking at several events and conferences throughout ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK’s year-long decision maker cycle, including a summer camp in June to monitor progress and an event in November to present initial results. This July, NetSfere will also release the German version of its service, which not only features secure messaging, but also HD Audio one-to-one calling and Live video broadcast and streaming, all within its secure platform.
For more information about ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK, visit www.entscheiderfabrik.com. For more information about NetSfere, visit www.netsfere.com.
*About ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK*
Since 2006, the goal of ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK has been to develop solutions for problems in business processes by means of digitalization projects and to show the target group of hospital decision makers the benefit-making contribution to the hospitals' success in a suitable manner. These objectives are achieved by the fact that the promotional associations of the ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK have decided to offer at least 10 hospitals each year the possibility to try out elected digitalization solutions for 12 months at no costs. In doing so, ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK has been taking over the incubator function for digitalization projects in the healthcare sector.
· For a period of 12 months, hospitals can "test" whether digitalization projects contribute to the hospital's success
· Hospitals can test "great ideas" without running the risk of spending money incorrectly
· IT and MedTech companies receive successful pilot and reference installations
· Hospitals and solution vendors achieve a win-win situationThis goal is supported by 33 associations, over 800 locations of hospitals, over 120 industry partners and Consultants selected by the associations.
*About NetSfere **
*NetSfere is a secure enterprise messaging service from Infinite Convergence Solutions, Inc. NetSfere provides industry-leading security and message delivery capabilities, including global cloud-based service availability, device-to-device encryption, location-based features and administrative controls. The service leverages Infinite Convergence's experience in delivering mobility solutions to tier 1 mobile operators globally and technology that supports more than 400 million subscribers and over a trillion messages on an annual basis. NetSfere is also compliant with regulatory requirements, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Sarbanes-Oxley and others. For more information, visit www.netsfere.com.
*PR Contact*
Christine Curtin
Uproar PR for NetSfere
ccurtin@uproarpr.com
+1 (312) 878-4575 x242 Reported by GlobeNewswire 6 hours ago.
MUNICH, Germany, June 06, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NetSfere, an award-winning, secure mobile messaging service from Infinite Convergence Solutions, today announces ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK, a German-based association of decision makers from over 800 hospitals that develops digital solutions for challenges in healthcare business processes, has selected the secure enterprise messaging service as the winner of its 2018 Decision Maker Awards.Selected from a group of 12 vendor finalists, NetSfere’s key features of security, control, compliance and collaboration were identified as the solution for an urgent problem that German hospitals face – unregulated and unsecure communication among doctors, nurses and hospital employees.
NetSfere’s winning presentation was given by Franz Obermayer, Regional Vice President, Europe, at Infinite Convergence Solutions, who presented to approximately 300 German hospital leaders about “Getting Rid of the WhatsApp Dilemma Through Secure Mobile Communication in Hospitals.” The presentation outlined the following:
· Doctors, nurses and hospital employees currently use unregulated and unsecure consumer messaging applications to communicate with each other and share sensitive patient information, such as medical information or x-rays.
· While mobile messaging increases efficiency and productivity, the lack of control within these applications puts hospitals at risk of breaching patient safety and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) laws.
· NetSfere, an all-in-one secure communication platform that is backed by encrypted communication pathways that boast industry-leading, advanced Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol (SRTP) and 256-bit elliptical curve cryptography, is the solution.
“Receiving this recognition from the esteemed members of ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK, who are seeing first-hand how the problem of unregulated mobile messaging is jeopardizing hospitals, proves NetSfere’s high potential in the market,” said Obermayer. “We look forward to implementing NetSfere in even more hospitals across Germany throughout the next year and becoming the secure messenger of choice for the German healthcare sector.”
Accompanying Obermayer during the winning presentation was Ralf Boldt, head of IT of Klinikum Oldenburg, a general hospital in Oldenburg, Germany, that has already started implementing NetSfere to enhance and secure communication among its employees. NetSfere enables Klinikum Oldenburg employees to communicate with internal and external contacts through industry-leading security algorithms that support device-to-device encryption. With capabilities to not only communicate quickly and efficiently with a high-level of security, NetSfere also provides these employees a user-friendly interface that’s unmatched in comparison to other apps.
“We believe it is crucial to equip our employees with the mobile solutions they need to perform their jobs better, so employees aren’t left to communicate on unsecure consumer messaging applications,” said Boldt. “This is a huge dilemma nearly every hospital in Germany faces, but NetSfere has given us the necessary control to regulate and secure this communication.”
The five additional hospitals who have joined the proof of concept include: Vestische Caritas Hospitals, Westpfalz Hospital Group, University Hospital M*ü*nster, Nordoberpfalz Hospital Group, and St. Augustinus Hospital Group. NetSfere looks forward to welcoming additional hospitals to its enterprise messaging service and releasing results and use cases later this year through ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK’s program.
“NetSfere is a prime example of why we created ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK – to act as an incubator function for hospitals to trial the most critical digitalization projects in the healthcare industry,” said Dr. Pierre-Michael Meier, Vice Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK. “Our association enables a win-win situation for clinics and industry vendors. Clinics are able to trial leading digitalization projects without risk and vendors achieve successful pilot and reference installations. Together, ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK and its members are driving the German healthcare system forward in order to better service patients”
Between now and February 2019, NetSfere is exhibiting and speaking at several events and conferences throughout ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK’s year-long decision maker cycle, including a summer camp in June to monitor progress and an event in November to present initial results. This July, NetSfere will also release the German version of its service, which not only features secure messaging, but also HD Audio one-to-one calling and Live video broadcast and streaming, all within its secure platform.
For more information about ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK, visit www.entscheiderfabrik.com. For more information about NetSfere, visit www.netsfere.com.
*About ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK*
Since 2006, the goal of ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK has been to develop solutions for problems in business processes by means of digitalization projects and to show the target group of hospital decision makers the benefit-making contribution to the hospitals' success in a suitable manner. These objectives are achieved by the fact that the promotional associations of the ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK have decided to offer at least 10 hospitals each year the possibility to try out elected digitalization solutions for 12 months at no costs. In doing so, ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK has been taking over the incubator function for digitalization projects in the healthcare sector.
· For a period of 12 months, hospitals can "test" whether digitalization projects contribute to the hospital's success
· Hospitals can test "great ideas" without running the risk of spending money incorrectly
· IT and MedTech companies receive successful pilot and reference installations
· Hospitals and solution vendors achieve a win-win situationThis goal is supported by 33 associations, over 800 locations of hospitals, over 120 industry partners and Consultants selected by the associations.
*About NetSfere **
*NetSfere is a secure enterprise messaging service from Infinite Convergence Solutions, Inc. NetSfere provides industry-leading security and message delivery capabilities, including global cloud-based service availability, device-to-device encryption, location-based features and administrative controls. The service leverages Infinite Convergence's experience in delivering mobility solutions to tier 1 mobile operators globally and technology that supports more than 400 million subscribers and over a trillion messages on an annual basis. NetSfere is also compliant with regulatory requirements, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Sarbanes-Oxley and others. For more information, visit www.netsfere.com.
*PR Contact*
Christine Curtin
Uproar PR for NetSfere
ccurtin@uproarpr.com
+1 (312) 878-4575 x242 Reported by GlobeNewswire 6 hours ago.
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adesso AG: DKV automates nursing care insurance claims processes with in|sure Health Claims
DGAP-News: adesso AG / Key word(s): Incoming Orders
06.06.2018 / 07:30
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
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*DKV automates nursing care insurance claims processes with in|sure Health Claims*
*DKV, the ERGO Group's health insurer, has decided to start using adesso Group's in|sure Health Claims. The claims management system from adesso insurance solutions GmbH will allow DKV to optimise its nursing care insurance billing processes. In cooperation with consultants from adesso insurance solutions, DKV has already begun integrating in|sure Health Claims into its existing IT environment. Among other things, the software will be connected to DKV's systems for the digital entry of incoming invoices and integrated into its workflow, payment and printing systems. DKV will also be connected online to MEDICPROOF, the medical, dental and caregiving consultancy and assessment service for private health insurers.*
The use of in|sure Health Claims will allow DKV to provide extensive digital support for the extremely complex billing process associated with caregiving. The software solution from adesso insurance solutions also enables the automated processing of services provided by private health insurers under compulsory care plans. DKV aims to use the claims management system to optimise its billing processes and achieve significant automation of material processes.
"We decided to go with in|sure Health Claims following a strict selection process because the solution won us over in terms of technology and industry-specific expertise," says Dr Clemens Muth, Chairman of the Board of Management of DKV. "The software covers all of our billing processes and is a match for the ERGO Group's IT strategy, since it is consistently geared, in terms of architecture, towards automation."
Attracting DKV, one of the largest German private health insurers, is the latest success in adesso Group's efforts to market its in|sure product family. With its advanced platform and flexible product modelling, the in|sure Health industry solution for private health insurers has already won over four clients. The software is scheduled to enter into full use at DKV in 2019.
*About DKV*
For over 90 years, DKV has been a pioneer in the industry with needs-orientated and innovative products. The health specialist provides comprehensive health and nursing care insurance coverage, as well as health care services to customers in private and state health insurance, and organises high-quality medical care. In 2017, the company recorded a premium income of EUR 4.85 billion. DKV is the health insurance specialist of the ERGO Group and thus part of Munich Re, one of the world's leading reinsurers and risk carriers. More at *www.dkv.com*
Disclaimer
This corporate news contains forward-looking statements that are based on current assumptions and forecasts of the management of DKV Deutsche Krankenversicherung. Known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors could lead to material differences between the forward-looking statements given here and the actual development, in particular the results, financial situation and performance of our company. The company assumes no liability to update these forward-looking statements or to conform them to future events or developments.*adesso insurance solutions GmbH*
adesso insurance solutions GmbH houses the adesso Group's own product portfolio for the insurance market and develops software and services for handling technical business processes on behalf of customers. The company offers compatible standard software products for inventory and claims management, to include all insurance segments, on the in|sure platform and is responsible for their integration into customers' application landscapes. Apart from the core applications for private health, composite and life insurers, the portfolio offers a partner management application (in|sure Partner), a product modeling application (in|sure Product Manager) and a system for software-supported migration (insure|MIGSuite).
*adesso Group*
With over 2,800 employees and annual sales of EUR 321.6 million in 2017, adesso Group is one of the largest German IT service providers and has outstanding opportunities for growth. At its own locations in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Turkey, USA and the UK as well as at numerous customer sites, adesso offers consulting and software development services for optimising core business processes. adesso also offers ready-to-use software products for standard applications. The development of an own, industry-specific product-portfolio opens up additional growth and earnings opportunities and is another key element of the adesso strategy. 2016 and 2018, adesso was awarded as the best employer in the german IT-sector.
Contact:
Martin Möllmann
Manager Investor Relations
Tel.: +49 231 7000-7000
E-Mail: ir@adesso.de --------------------
06.06.2018 Dissemination of a Corporate News, transmitted by DGAP - a service of EQS Group AG.
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
The DGAP Distribution Services include Regulatory Announcements, Financial/Corporate News and Press Releases.
Archive at www.dgap.de --------------------
Language: English
Company: adesso AG
Stockholmer Allee 20
44269 Dortmund
Germany
Phone: +49 231 7000-7000
Fax: +49 231 7000-1000
E-mail: ir@adesso.de
Internet: www.adesso-group.de
ISIN: DE000A0Z23Q5
WKN: A0Z23Q
Listed: Regulated Market in Frankfurt (General Standard); Regulated Unofficial Market in Berlin, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Tradegate Exchange; London
End of News DGAP News Service Reported by EQS Group 6 hours ago.
06.06.2018 / 07:30
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
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*DKV automates nursing care insurance claims processes with in|sure Health Claims*
*DKV, the ERGO Group's health insurer, has decided to start using adesso Group's in|sure Health Claims. The claims management system from adesso insurance solutions GmbH will allow DKV to optimise its nursing care insurance billing processes. In cooperation with consultants from adesso insurance solutions, DKV has already begun integrating in|sure Health Claims into its existing IT environment. Among other things, the software will be connected to DKV's systems for the digital entry of incoming invoices and integrated into its workflow, payment and printing systems. DKV will also be connected online to MEDICPROOF, the medical, dental and caregiving consultancy and assessment service for private health insurers.*
The use of in|sure Health Claims will allow DKV to provide extensive digital support for the extremely complex billing process associated with caregiving. The software solution from adesso insurance solutions also enables the automated processing of services provided by private health insurers under compulsory care plans. DKV aims to use the claims management system to optimise its billing processes and achieve significant automation of material processes.
"We decided to go with in|sure Health Claims following a strict selection process because the solution won us over in terms of technology and industry-specific expertise," says Dr Clemens Muth, Chairman of the Board of Management of DKV. "The software covers all of our billing processes and is a match for the ERGO Group's IT strategy, since it is consistently geared, in terms of architecture, towards automation."
Attracting DKV, one of the largest German private health insurers, is the latest success in adesso Group's efforts to market its in|sure product family. With its advanced platform and flexible product modelling, the in|sure Health industry solution for private health insurers has already won over four clients. The software is scheduled to enter into full use at DKV in 2019.
*About DKV*
For over 90 years, DKV has been a pioneer in the industry with needs-orientated and innovative products. The health specialist provides comprehensive health and nursing care insurance coverage, as well as health care services to customers in private and state health insurance, and organises high-quality medical care. In 2017, the company recorded a premium income of EUR 4.85 billion. DKV is the health insurance specialist of the ERGO Group and thus part of Munich Re, one of the world's leading reinsurers and risk carriers. More at *www.dkv.com*
Disclaimer
This corporate news contains forward-looking statements that are based on current assumptions and forecasts of the management of DKV Deutsche Krankenversicherung. Known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors could lead to material differences between the forward-looking statements given here and the actual development, in particular the results, financial situation and performance of our company. The company assumes no liability to update these forward-looking statements or to conform them to future events or developments.*adesso insurance solutions GmbH*
adesso insurance solutions GmbH houses the adesso Group's own product portfolio for the insurance market and develops software and services for handling technical business processes on behalf of customers. The company offers compatible standard software products for inventory and claims management, to include all insurance segments, on the in|sure platform and is responsible for their integration into customers' application landscapes. Apart from the core applications for private health, composite and life insurers, the portfolio offers a partner management application (in|sure Partner), a product modeling application (in|sure Product Manager) and a system for software-supported migration (insure|MIGSuite).
*adesso Group*
With over 2,800 employees and annual sales of EUR 321.6 million in 2017, adesso Group is one of the largest German IT service providers and has outstanding opportunities for growth. At its own locations in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Turkey, USA and the UK as well as at numerous customer sites, adesso offers consulting and software development services for optimising core business processes. adesso also offers ready-to-use software products for standard applications. The development of an own, industry-specific product-portfolio opens up additional growth and earnings opportunities and is another key element of the adesso strategy. 2016 and 2018, adesso was awarded as the best employer in the german IT-sector.
Contact:
Martin Möllmann
Manager Investor Relations
Tel.: +49 231 7000-7000
E-Mail: ir@adesso.de --------------------
06.06.2018 Dissemination of a Corporate News, transmitted by DGAP - a service of EQS Group AG.
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
The DGAP Distribution Services include Regulatory Announcements, Financial/Corporate News and Press Releases.
Archive at www.dgap.de --------------------
Language: English
Company: adesso AG
Stockholmer Allee 20
44269 Dortmund
Germany
Phone: +49 231 7000-7000
Fax: +49 231 7000-1000
E-mail: ir@adesso.de
Internet: www.adesso-group.de
ISIN: DE000A0Z23Q5
WKN: A0Z23Q
Listed: Regulated Market in Frankfurt (General Standard); Regulated Unofficial Market in Berlin, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Tradegate Exchange; London
End of News DGAP News Service Reported by EQS Group 6 hours ago.
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Delphi Construction Begins Work on Outer Cape Health Services Facility in Harwich Port
Outer Cape Health Services Partners with Delphi Construction to expand and convert an existing grocery store into new Health Center.
MASHPEE, Mass. (PRWEB) June 06, 2018
Multi-Market Construction Management company Delphi Construction announced today that work has begun on the comprehensive renovation and conversion of a building formerly housing a local grocery market to become a community health center in Harwich Port.
The project owner is Outer Cape Health Services, a federally-qualified community health center serving the Lower and Outer Cape with locations in Harwich, Wellfleet and Provincetown.
When completed, the 2 story, 18,000 square foot facility will provide Outer Cape Health Services with 18 new examination and consultation rooms, a dispensing pharmacy, Lab drawing facilities, a community wellness space, administrative offices supporting specialized services for Women Infants and Children (WIC) along with health insurance eligibility and enrollment services for the community.
Delphi will manage all aspects of construction on the $6-plus million project. Design of the new facility was provided by DBVW Architects, Inc. with Civil Engineering from Coastal Engineering Company. The Owner’s Project Manager is DEC Consulting Company LLC.
“Delphi is honored to have been chosen to deliver this outstanding healthcare project for our client. We look forward to continuing to work closely with DBVW Architects, Inc. and the other project stakeholders to deliver a final product that exceeds all expectations,”said Tony Freitas, Delphi Project Executive.
Patricia Nadle, CEO of Outer Cape Health Services, commented on the start of construction. “We are very excited to be underway with this important project which will integrate primary care, behavioral health and supportive services in a team-based model. The floor plan doubles our capacity to serve the primary care needs of the Lower Cape with a full staff of physicians, advanced practitioners, nurses, medical assistants, social workers and dispensing pharmacy personnel. Relocating and expanding the existing Harwich facility enables OCHS to meet growing healthcare needs by providing new and essential services to more people.”
Construction is expected to be completed by late September. Reported by PRWeb 4 hours ago.
MASHPEE, Mass. (PRWEB) June 06, 2018
Multi-Market Construction Management company Delphi Construction announced today that work has begun on the comprehensive renovation and conversion of a building formerly housing a local grocery market to become a community health center in Harwich Port.
The project owner is Outer Cape Health Services, a federally-qualified community health center serving the Lower and Outer Cape with locations in Harwich, Wellfleet and Provincetown.
When completed, the 2 story, 18,000 square foot facility will provide Outer Cape Health Services with 18 new examination and consultation rooms, a dispensing pharmacy, Lab drawing facilities, a community wellness space, administrative offices supporting specialized services for Women Infants and Children (WIC) along with health insurance eligibility and enrollment services for the community.
Delphi will manage all aspects of construction on the $6-plus million project. Design of the new facility was provided by DBVW Architects, Inc. with Civil Engineering from Coastal Engineering Company. The Owner’s Project Manager is DEC Consulting Company LLC.
“Delphi is honored to have been chosen to deliver this outstanding healthcare project for our client. We look forward to continuing to work closely with DBVW Architects, Inc. and the other project stakeholders to deliver a final product that exceeds all expectations,”said Tony Freitas, Delphi Project Executive.
Patricia Nadle, CEO of Outer Cape Health Services, commented on the start of construction. “We are very excited to be underway with this important project which will integrate primary care, behavioral health and supportive services in a team-based model. The floor plan doubles our capacity to serve the primary care needs of the Lower Cape with a full staff of physicians, advanced practitioners, nurses, medical assistants, social workers and dispensing pharmacy personnel. Relocating and expanding the existing Harwich facility enables OCHS to meet growing healthcare needs by providing new and essential services to more people.”
Construction is expected to be completed by late September. Reported by PRWeb 4 hours ago.
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Integrative Medicine is Featured On a New "On Demand" Episode with Rob Lowe
A new approach to medicine is yielding results for some patients.
(PRWEB) June 06, 2018
In a new episode on the “On Demand” show, Rob Lowe will be tackling Integrative Medicine. The program has used its platform to address issues impacting the modern society. This segment will discuss how Integrative Medicine can ensure that modern society practices and achieves a lifelong healthy lifestyle.
Viewers may have heard of the term “natural medicine.” Integrative Medicine is part of that trend. Integrative Medicine takes account of the patient’s body, spirit, and mind, and addresses all aspects of their lifestyle. This segment will highlight the differences between integrative medicine and the conventional medicine. There are several conditions that On Demand will highlight, especially chronic ones, which may be best treated using Integrative Medicine.
Other than treatment, integrative medicine offers several other services. This episode will feature some of them, including nutrition & wellness counseling, intravenous nutrition therapy, stress management, medical acupuncture, mindfulness training, and much more.
Most health insurance providers only cover selected treatments like acupuncture and some mind-body therapies. That said, this form of treatment has been proven successful. The episode will also feature benefits of using Integrative Medicine over conventional medicine in achieving long-term healthy lifestyles. On the plus side, integrative medicine incorporates all appropriate therapies, both conventional and alternative medicine, which are scientifically proved to be effective and safe.
Integrative medicine is tailored to fit the treatment needs of every patient as it carefully examines the different factors, including generic, lifestyle, and environmental factors affecting one’s health.
The “On Demand” show always produces quality and educative content. Viewers can tune in to learn more about Integrative Medicine. Reported by PRWeb 4 hours ago.
(PRWEB) June 06, 2018
In a new episode on the “On Demand” show, Rob Lowe will be tackling Integrative Medicine. The program has used its platform to address issues impacting the modern society. This segment will discuss how Integrative Medicine can ensure that modern society practices and achieves a lifelong healthy lifestyle.
Viewers may have heard of the term “natural medicine.” Integrative Medicine is part of that trend. Integrative Medicine takes account of the patient’s body, spirit, and mind, and addresses all aspects of their lifestyle. This segment will highlight the differences between integrative medicine and the conventional medicine. There are several conditions that On Demand will highlight, especially chronic ones, which may be best treated using Integrative Medicine.
Other than treatment, integrative medicine offers several other services. This episode will feature some of them, including nutrition & wellness counseling, intravenous nutrition therapy, stress management, medical acupuncture, mindfulness training, and much more.
Most health insurance providers only cover selected treatments like acupuncture and some mind-body therapies. That said, this form of treatment has been proven successful. The episode will also feature benefits of using Integrative Medicine over conventional medicine in achieving long-term healthy lifestyles. On the plus side, integrative medicine incorporates all appropriate therapies, both conventional and alternative medicine, which are scientifically proved to be effective and safe.
Integrative medicine is tailored to fit the treatment needs of every patient as it carefully examines the different factors, including generic, lifestyle, and environmental factors affecting one’s health.
The “On Demand” show always produces quality and educative content. Viewers can tune in to learn more about Integrative Medicine. Reported by PRWeb 4 hours ago.
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Democrats Make Expanded Government-Run Health Insurance an Election Issue
https://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/susan-jones/democrats-make-expanded-government-run-health-insurance-election-issue
Reported by CNSNews.com 22 hours ago.
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Dan Buettner, Discoverer of the Blue Zone Communities, to Keynote at 2018 Global Wellness Summit
Buettner, who identified the five places in the world where people live the longest, healthiest lives–and founded Blue Zone wellness communities that put those longevity secrets into action–will immerse delegates in the science of living longer
MIAMI (PRWEB) June 06, 2018
The Global Wellness Summit (GWS), the foremost gathering of leaders in the $3.7 trillion global wellness economy, today announced that Dan Buettner will keynote at the 2018 conference taking place October 6-8 at Technogym Village in Cesena, Italy. Buettner is an explorer, National Geographic Fellow and best-selling author–and renowned for discovering the world’s “Blue Zones,” rare hotspots where people regularly live and thrive to age 100. He is also the founder of the Blue Zone Projects, wellness communities across the US that design in key Blue Zone lessons learned and have been successful in curbing obesity and smoking, and boosting overall quality of life and activity levels, for over five million Americans–often where other public health initiatives have failed.
His four books, "The Blue Zones: Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who’ve Lived the Longest,""Thrive: Finding Happiness the Blue Zones Way,""The Blue Zones of Happiness" and his latest, "The Blue Zones Solution: Eating and Living Like the World's Healthiest People," were all runaway bestsellers. Buettner also regularly appears on programs such as the Today Show, Oprah, NBC Nightly News and Good Morning America. In addition, he has keynoted at some of the most important global conferences, including TEDMED, Bill Clinton’s Health Matters Initiative and Google Zeitgeist. His speech at the 2018 World Economic Forum was chosen as “one of the best of Davos.” He also holds three Guinness World Records in distance cycling.
“Everyone in the wellness industry needs to understand the lessons from the Blue Zones, and Dan Buettner’s work is rapidly changing the ways the world thinks about health, wellness, happiness, prevention, aging and longevity. This is real-world science that’s far more relatable than dry statistics,” said Susie Ellis, GWS chairman and CEO. “And how perfect that he will be with us in Italy, which is home to Sardinia, one of the five Blue Zone Regions where the whole Blue Zone story began.”
"The Global Wellness Summit is a major opportunity to refocus on the true causes of disease. For the first time in human history, people are not dying of overwork and hunger. In fact, over two-thirds of the world population will likely die from (largely avoidable) chronic disease brought on because we’ve engineered physical activity out of our lives and we consume too many of the wrong kind of calories,” said Buettner. “The key to improving world health–and living longer lives–is reshaping our environment to make the healthy choice the default for people everywhere."
Blue Zone History & Insights
The first Blue Zone research (and the term itself) came from Dr. Giovanni Pes, a physician/demographer who studied the southern Italian island of Sardinia, whose population boasted extraordinarily high life expectancies. (For instance, it has the highest concentration of male centenarians in the world.) Dr. Pes, who will also present at the Summit, hypothesized that he would find a genetic variant supporting longevity there, but instead found that close family/social bonds, daily physical activity and a plant-based diet were key. Buettner expanded the research, identifying four other regions beyond Sardinia where people statistically live the longest: Okinawa, Japan; Nicoya, Costa Rica; Icaria, Greece; and the Seventh-Day Adventist community in Loma Linda, California. His findings appeared in a National Geographic cover story, "The Secrets of a Long Life", which, like his article in the New York Times, are two of the most popular ever for the publications.
Buettner, with a team of medical researchers, anthropologists and demographers, spent eight years studying why Blue Zone populations lived so much longer and happier (at least 12 years more than the 71-year global average). He identified the Power 9®, those shared lifestyle behaviors that keep people thriving to 100: 1) moderate regular physical activity (not exercise, but natural movement) 2) life purpose 3) moderate caloric intake 4) plant-heavy diets 5) stress reduction 6) moderate alcohol 7) social engagement 8) strong family life, and 9) engagement in spirituality/religion.
More on the Blue Zones Projects
Since 2010, Buettner has applied these nine lessons to new wellness community projects in the US called the Blue Zone Projects. An innovator in the $131 billion wellness community market, these projects (cities, neighborhoods, workplaces and universities) are grounded in the authentic lessons of Blue Zone regions, rather than designed in a boardroom. For each of the nine communities, whether in states like Iowa and Hawaii, or cities like Naples, Florida and the California beach cities of Redondo, Hermosa and Manhattan Beach, the goal is to transform how people live, work, learn and play so that a healthy choice is the easy choice.
Blue Zone Project developers work with governments, employers, health insurance companies, schools, grocery stores, restaurants and engineers to help people naturally move more, eat wisely and connect with others. The results have been double-digit drops in obesity and smoking rates, along with impressive increases in activity levels. For example, the California Beach Cities Project saw a 14 percent drop in obesity and a 30 percent decrease in smoking rates across the entire community after just two years.
The Global Wellness Summit is the world’s leading conference on the business of wellness and always a sold-out event. To apply to attend, click here.
About the Global Wellness Summit: The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) is an invitation-only international gathering that brings together leaders and visionaries to positively shape the future of the $3.7 trillion global wellness economy. Held in a different location each year, Summits have taken place in the U.S., Switzerland, Turkey, Bali, India, Morocco, Mexico and Austria. The 12th annual Summit will be held at Technogym Village, Cesena, Italy from October 6-8, 2018. Reported by PRWeb 22 hours ago.
MIAMI (PRWEB) June 06, 2018
The Global Wellness Summit (GWS), the foremost gathering of leaders in the $3.7 trillion global wellness economy, today announced that Dan Buettner will keynote at the 2018 conference taking place October 6-8 at Technogym Village in Cesena, Italy. Buettner is an explorer, National Geographic Fellow and best-selling author–and renowned for discovering the world’s “Blue Zones,” rare hotspots where people regularly live and thrive to age 100. He is also the founder of the Blue Zone Projects, wellness communities across the US that design in key Blue Zone lessons learned and have been successful in curbing obesity and smoking, and boosting overall quality of life and activity levels, for over five million Americans–often where other public health initiatives have failed.
His four books, "The Blue Zones: Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who’ve Lived the Longest,""Thrive: Finding Happiness the Blue Zones Way,""The Blue Zones of Happiness" and his latest, "The Blue Zones Solution: Eating and Living Like the World's Healthiest People," were all runaway bestsellers. Buettner also regularly appears on programs such as the Today Show, Oprah, NBC Nightly News and Good Morning America. In addition, he has keynoted at some of the most important global conferences, including TEDMED, Bill Clinton’s Health Matters Initiative and Google Zeitgeist. His speech at the 2018 World Economic Forum was chosen as “one of the best of Davos.” He also holds three Guinness World Records in distance cycling.
“Everyone in the wellness industry needs to understand the lessons from the Blue Zones, and Dan Buettner’s work is rapidly changing the ways the world thinks about health, wellness, happiness, prevention, aging and longevity. This is real-world science that’s far more relatable than dry statistics,” said Susie Ellis, GWS chairman and CEO. “And how perfect that he will be with us in Italy, which is home to Sardinia, one of the five Blue Zone Regions where the whole Blue Zone story began.”
"The Global Wellness Summit is a major opportunity to refocus on the true causes of disease. For the first time in human history, people are not dying of overwork and hunger. In fact, over two-thirds of the world population will likely die from (largely avoidable) chronic disease brought on because we’ve engineered physical activity out of our lives and we consume too many of the wrong kind of calories,” said Buettner. “The key to improving world health–and living longer lives–is reshaping our environment to make the healthy choice the default for people everywhere."
Blue Zone History & Insights
The first Blue Zone research (and the term itself) came from Dr. Giovanni Pes, a physician/demographer who studied the southern Italian island of Sardinia, whose population boasted extraordinarily high life expectancies. (For instance, it has the highest concentration of male centenarians in the world.) Dr. Pes, who will also present at the Summit, hypothesized that he would find a genetic variant supporting longevity there, but instead found that close family/social bonds, daily physical activity and a plant-based diet were key. Buettner expanded the research, identifying four other regions beyond Sardinia where people statistically live the longest: Okinawa, Japan; Nicoya, Costa Rica; Icaria, Greece; and the Seventh-Day Adventist community in Loma Linda, California. His findings appeared in a National Geographic cover story, "The Secrets of a Long Life", which, like his article in the New York Times, are two of the most popular ever for the publications.
Buettner, with a team of medical researchers, anthropologists and demographers, spent eight years studying why Blue Zone populations lived so much longer and happier (at least 12 years more than the 71-year global average). He identified the Power 9®, those shared lifestyle behaviors that keep people thriving to 100: 1) moderate regular physical activity (not exercise, but natural movement) 2) life purpose 3) moderate caloric intake 4) plant-heavy diets 5) stress reduction 6) moderate alcohol 7) social engagement 8) strong family life, and 9) engagement in spirituality/religion.
More on the Blue Zones Projects
Since 2010, Buettner has applied these nine lessons to new wellness community projects in the US called the Blue Zone Projects. An innovator in the $131 billion wellness community market, these projects (cities, neighborhoods, workplaces and universities) are grounded in the authentic lessons of Blue Zone regions, rather than designed in a boardroom. For each of the nine communities, whether in states like Iowa and Hawaii, or cities like Naples, Florida and the California beach cities of Redondo, Hermosa and Manhattan Beach, the goal is to transform how people live, work, learn and play so that a healthy choice is the easy choice.
Blue Zone Project developers work with governments, employers, health insurance companies, schools, grocery stores, restaurants and engineers to help people naturally move more, eat wisely and connect with others. The results have been double-digit drops in obesity and smoking rates, along with impressive increases in activity levels. For example, the California Beach Cities Project saw a 14 percent drop in obesity and a 30 percent decrease in smoking rates across the entire community after just two years.
The Global Wellness Summit is the world’s leading conference on the business of wellness and always a sold-out event. To apply to attend, click here.
About the Global Wellness Summit: The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) is an invitation-only international gathering that brings together leaders and visionaries to positively shape the future of the $3.7 trillion global wellness economy. Held in a different location each year, Summits have taken place in the U.S., Switzerland, Turkey, Bali, India, Morocco, Mexico and Austria. The 12th annual Summit will be held at Technogym Village, Cesena, Italy from October 6-8, 2018. Reported by PRWeb 22 hours ago.
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Revised Medicaid work requirement bill moves in Michigan
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — More than 500,000 able-bodied, nonelderly adults in Michigan's Medicaid expansion program would have to work or meet related requirements to keep qualifying for government health insurance under a revised bill that cleared a major legislative hurdle on Wednesday and is expected to become law. The Republican-controlled House voted 62-47, almost entirely along party lines, to advance the measure back to the GOP-led Senate, which could vote as soon as Thursday. If Gov.
Reported by SeattlePI.com 14 hours ago.
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Funding for effort that enrolls people in Medicaid uncertain
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) — Funding for a University of Southern Mississippi effort to enroll uninsured and low-income Pine Belt residents in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program is uncertain. The Hattiesburg American reports the university has had a $1 million grant since mid-2016 from the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services to enroll children […]
Reported by Seattle Times 6 hours ago.
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Bajaj Finance Limited offers health insurance on no cost EMI
[India], June 7 (ANI-Businesswire India): Bajaj Finance Ltd. (BFL), the lending and investment arm of Bajaj Finserv, is offering its customers an option to buy health insurance products from some
Reported by Sify 2 hours ago.
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eazyScripts Announces Partnership with CareClix
CareClix selects eazyScripts to provide its physician network with safe and efficient e-prescribing capabilities.
CHICAGO (PRWEB) June 07, 2018
eazyScripts, a leading provider of e-prescribing software for telemedicine, announces its partnership with CareClix, a leading provider of integrated telehealth applications and services. This collaboration will give physicians on the CareClix network the capability to safely and efficiently prescribe medication to patients anywhere, anytime.
“We’re very pleased to begin working with CareClix. Their technology’s ability to mimic the doctor patient relationship to perfection has allowed them to be accepted and integrated in some of the most prestigious healthcare institutions in the world. We both share a vision of striving to give clinicians the resources they need to provide superior quality health care from any care setting,” said Reed Liggin, CEO of eazyScripts.
President and co-founder of eazyScripts, Todd Occomy, MD, who has first-hand experience working in the telemedicine industry eazyScripts and CareClix serve, also commented, “As a former telemedicine provider myself, I’ve felt the pain of how some e-prescribing solutions seem to hinder care delivery. By offering a seamless, integrated clinical decision support system, providers are much better equipped to prescribe quickly and confidently. Our platform is built around medication adherence so prescribers can accurately assess, in real time, how compliant their patient population is in obtaining their medications. In addition, our recently introduced pricing transparency module ensures that patients always receive the lowest cost for prescriptions. Therefore, I’m thrilled for these physicians and patients to be getting something much better.”
eazyScripts’ e-prescribing solution was built to address the specific needs of telemedicine providers, with a user experience that is fast, efficient and intuitive. eazyScripts’ clients are saving time, increasing patient volume and improving patient and provider satisfaction. The modern look and feel of the solution enables providers to begin using it without any training. Additionally, the solution is adaptable to a provider’s preferences and runs on desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones.
With the rapid growth the telemedicine market is experiencing, CareClix needed an e-prescribing solution designed specifically for telemedicine providers. “We looked at a number of different e-prescribing platforms and felt like eazyScripts delivered the most benefit for our physician network. Beyond ease of use, their software provides many features that improve patient safety and patient satisfaction. Ultimately, this partnership will give our telemedicine providers the best e-prescribing experience available anywhere,” said John Korangy, MD, CEO and co-founder of CareClix.
About eazyScripts:
Based in Chicago, Illinois, eazyScripts is an innovative e-prescribing software company that gives telemedicine providers tools they will actually use. eazyScripts offers providers an effortless way to submit electronic prescriptions and check prescription fill data—saving them time and reducing inefficiencies and errors. Providers can send an electronic prescription in a matter of seconds, allowing them to put a greater focus on patient health outcomes. eazyScripts also offers secure electronic prior authorization and medication adherence options that increase patient and provider satisfaction. For more information about eazyScripts, please visit http://www.eazyscripts.com.
About CareClix:
CareClix provides comprehensive and integrated multi-module telehealth applications, technology and services to health systems, health insurance companies, governments, physician practices and corporations among others. The platform stresses ease of use and compatibility with any web-based or HL7-compliant systems. The CareClix solution integrates a multi-user cloud-based video conferencing system, file-sharing technology, a meaningful-use web-based Electronic Medical Record (EMR), Personal Health Record (PHR), Remote Patient Monitoring with Chronic Care Management, and direct real-time access to laboratory, pharmacy, and technical services 24/7. The CareClix provider network includes board-certified physicians licensed to provide care to patient populations across the US and internationally and who are available any time. For more information, visit http://www.careclix.com. Reported by PRWeb 4 hours ago.
CHICAGO (PRWEB) June 07, 2018
eazyScripts, a leading provider of e-prescribing software for telemedicine, announces its partnership with CareClix, a leading provider of integrated telehealth applications and services. This collaboration will give physicians on the CareClix network the capability to safely and efficiently prescribe medication to patients anywhere, anytime.
“We’re very pleased to begin working with CareClix. Their technology’s ability to mimic the doctor patient relationship to perfection has allowed them to be accepted and integrated in some of the most prestigious healthcare institutions in the world. We both share a vision of striving to give clinicians the resources they need to provide superior quality health care from any care setting,” said Reed Liggin, CEO of eazyScripts.
President and co-founder of eazyScripts, Todd Occomy, MD, who has first-hand experience working in the telemedicine industry eazyScripts and CareClix serve, also commented, “As a former telemedicine provider myself, I’ve felt the pain of how some e-prescribing solutions seem to hinder care delivery. By offering a seamless, integrated clinical decision support system, providers are much better equipped to prescribe quickly and confidently. Our platform is built around medication adherence so prescribers can accurately assess, in real time, how compliant their patient population is in obtaining their medications. In addition, our recently introduced pricing transparency module ensures that patients always receive the lowest cost for prescriptions. Therefore, I’m thrilled for these physicians and patients to be getting something much better.”
eazyScripts’ e-prescribing solution was built to address the specific needs of telemedicine providers, with a user experience that is fast, efficient and intuitive. eazyScripts’ clients are saving time, increasing patient volume and improving patient and provider satisfaction. The modern look and feel of the solution enables providers to begin using it without any training. Additionally, the solution is adaptable to a provider’s preferences and runs on desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones.
With the rapid growth the telemedicine market is experiencing, CareClix needed an e-prescribing solution designed specifically for telemedicine providers. “We looked at a number of different e-prescribing platforms and felt like eazyScripts delivered the most benefit for our physician network. Beyond ease of use, their software provides many features that improve patient safety and patient satisfaction. Ultimately, this partnership will give our telemedicine providers the best e-prescribing experience available anywhere,” said John Korangy, MD, CEO and co-founder of CareClix.
About eazyScripts:
Based in Chicago, Illinois, eazyScripts is an innovative e-prescribing software company that gives telemedicine providers tools they will actually use. eazyScripts offers providers an effortless way to submit electronic prescriptions and check prescription fill data—saving them time and reducing inefficiencies and errors. Providers can send an electronic prescription in a matter of seconds, allowing them to put a greater focus on patient health outcomes. eazyScripts also offers secure electronic prior authorization and medication adherence options that increase patient and provider satisfaction. For more information about eazyScripts, please visit http://www.eazyscripts.com.
About CareClix:
CareClix provides comprehensive and integrated multi-module telehealth applications, technology and services to health systems, health insurance companies, governments, physician practices and corporations among others. The platform stresses ease of use and compatibility with any web-based or HL7-compliant systems. The CareClix solution integrates a multi-user cloud-based video conferencing system, file-sharing technology, a meaningful-use web-based Electronic Medical Record (EMR), Personal Health Record (PHR), Remote Patient Monitoring with Chronic Care Management, and direct real-time access to laboratory, pharmacy, and technical services 24/7. The CareClix provider network includes board-certified physicians licensed to provide care to patient populations across the US and internationally and who are available any time. For more information, visit http://www.careclix.com. Reported by PRWeb 4 hours ago.
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US Digital Therapeutics Market, Forecast to 2023: Many New Services Evolving from Digital Health and mHealth are Expected to Drive Growth, Reduce Healthcare Costs, and Improve Patient Outcomes
Dublin, June 07, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "US Digital Therapeutics Market, Forecast to 2023" report has been added to *ResearchAndMarkets.com's* offering.The overall digital therapeutics market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 30.7% from 2017 to 2023.Digital therapeutics are about to become a true medical alternative that will utilize communications-based technologies, apps, and software to improve patient outcomes and help to lower the cost of healthcare.
This report emphasizes the importance of clearly defining the term "digital therapeutics." In many areas of the evolving healthcare market, an important facet of understanding opportunity and strategy is effective definition and scoping of new terminology and concepts. The publisher reviews data that illustrate there is often an inconsistent definition of the term as well as the companies that are participating in this early market. The research reveals that there is a much smaller segment of the digital therapeutics market devoted to pure play participants that are developing true therapeutic solutions that will provide a medical-grade benefit to patients. The pure play market will require considerable research and development in partnership with pharmaceutical companies, and a US Food and Drug Administration certification for safety and efficacy after a clinical trial.
The report predicts that the digital therapeutics market will attract the interests of medical device companies, pharmaceutical industry participants, and investors. It is reasonable to foresee that several of the larger, established healthcare companies will carefully monitor progress in this space and make strategic moves as the smaller, new entrants demonstrate successful outcomes following randomized clinical trials.
*Research Scope*
The objective of this research service is to present an analysis of the US digital therapeutics market with respect to key market dynamics at play through 2023 and showcase select areas of opportunity in a landscape of related segments. The study describes and defines the digital therapeutics market and enabling technology; covers factors driving the need to deploy this emerging solution to enable improved patient outcome-based drug replacement, drug augmentation, and interactive communications platforms across a variety of specialties; examines challenges impacting the market; presents an outlook for the adoption of digital therapeutic services among key customer segments; presents forecasts for overall market growth; and looks at opportunities in the total market and key market segments as estimated for the forecast period.
*Key Issues Addressed*
· What are pure play digital therapeutic services, and how are these solutions being deployed to patients, healthcare payers, employer plans, hospitals and physicians?
· What are the market-shifting macro trends affecting the need to deploy new digital therapeutic solutions to enable patients to achieve quality care in a variety of settings?
· What companies have a presence in the digital therapeutics market, either as pure play participants or within the wider view of the market?
· What are the segments of the digital therapeutics and digital health-related market, and which ones offer the best opportunities for growth?
· What is the 6-year revenue outlook for the digital therapeutics market and the major segments?
*Key Topics Covered:**1. Executive Summary*
· Key Findings
· Scope and Segmentation
· Key Questions This Study Will Answer
· Market Engineering Measurements
· CEO's Perspective
· 3 Big Predictions
*2. Digital Therapeutics Market-Defining a Promising Opportunity*
· Digital Health Market Segmentation
· Digital Therapeutics Origin
· Digital Therapeutics
· Key Definitions
· Digital Therapeutics' Position in Digital Health
· Digital Therapeutics is Neither mHealth nor Digital Health
· Pharma is Increasingly Interested in Digital Therapeutics
· Digital Therapeutics and Pharmaceutical Companies
· Digital Health Is Evolving from mHealth
· mHealth Market Has Been Driven by Various Forces
· Digital Health-Highest Impact Segments on Healthcare
· Foundation for Digital Health and Therapeutics
· Digital Therapeutics Technology Trends and Roadmap
*3. The Early Digital Therapeutics Market*
· Market Segmentation
· Breaking Down the Segments
· Digital Therapeutics and Health Areas of Progress
· Digital Therapeutics Alliance
· FDA Digital Health Software Precertification Program
*4. Forecasts and Trends-Total Market and Segment Analysis*
· Market Engineering Measurements
· Forecast Assumptions and Considerations
· Full-Scale Market and Pure Play Solution Attributes
· Pure Play Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast
· Pure Play Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast by Segment
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Share by Segment
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Share Forecast by Segment
· Chronic Condition Management Segment-Revenue Forecast
· Chronic Condition Management Segment-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Behavior Management Segment-Revenue Forecast
· Behavior Management Segment-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Medication Adherence Support Segment-Revenue Forecast
· Medication Adherence Support Segment-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Data Gathering and Analytics Segment-Revenue Forecast
· Data Gathering and Analytics Segment-Revenue Forecast Discussion
*5. Competitive Environment*
· Competitive Market Structure
· Competitive Dynamics
· The Digital Therapeutics Ecosystem-Technologies Add Value to Traditional Prescription-Based Treatments
· Digital Therapeutics-Current and Potential Buyers
· Business Models in Digital Therapeutics
· Professional-Consumer Spectrum
· Vendor Ecosystem
*6. Pure Play Digital Therapeutics Companies*
· Pear Therapeutics
· WellDoc
· Chrono Therapeutics
· Omada Health
· Proteus Digital Health
· Noom Inc.
· MySugr (Roche Diabetes Care)
· Click Therapeutics
· Canary Health
· CellScope
· Virta Health
*7. Adjacent Market Participants*
· AliveCor
· Apple, Inc.
· Oscar Health Insurance Corporation
· Big Health Ltd. (Sleepio)
*8. Digital Services and Device Companies*
· Medical Device Companies and Digital Therapeutics
· Lifestyle Services Companies and Digital Therapeutics
· Payer Focused on Digital Therapeutics
· Digital Medicine Investment Portfolio
*9. Additional Market Entrants-Digital Therapeutics Initiatives*
· Additional Digital Therapeutics Companies
*10. Growth Opportunities*
· 5 Growth Opportunities Critical for Future Strategies
· Levers for Growth
· Growth Opportunity 1-Define Digital Therapeutics
· Growth Opportunity 2-Increase Awareness of Digital Therapeutics
· Growth Opportunity 3-Develop Business Models
· Growth Opportunity 4-Develop Solutions for More Conditions
· Growth Opportunity 5-Harness the Data
· Strategic Imperatives for Digital Therapeutics
*11. Future Perspectives*
· Technology-Future Impact on Digital Therapeutics
· 3 Big Predictions
· Legal Disclaimer
*12. Appendix*
· List of Exhibits
· Additional Coverage of Telehealth
· Selected Sources
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/lq36d7/us_digital?w=12
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Related Topics: Medical Devices, E-Healthcare, Wearable Technology Reported by GlobeNewswire 3 hours ago.
This report emphasizes the importance of clearly defining the term "digital therapeutics." In many areas of the evolving healthcare market, an important facet of understanding opportunity and strategy is effective definition and scoping of new terminology and concepts. The publisher reviews data that illustrate there is often an inconsistent definition of the term as well as the companies that are participating in this early market. The research reveals that there is a much smaller segment of the digital therapeutics market devoted to pure play participants that are developing true therapeutic solutions that will provide a medical-grade benefit to patients. The pure play market will require considerable research and development in partnership with pharmaceutical companies, and a US Food and Drug Administration certification for safety and efficacy after a clinical trial.
The report predicts that the digital therapeutics market will attract the interests of medical device companies, pharmaceutical industry participants, and investors. It is reasonable to foresee that several of the larger, established healthcare companies will carefully monitor progress in this space and make strategic moves as the smaller, new entrants demonstrate successful outcomes following randomized clinical trials.
*Research Scope*
The objective of this research service is to present an analysis of the US digital therapeutics market with respect to key market dynamics at play through 2023 and showcase select areas of opportunity in a landscape of related segments. The study describes and defines the digital therapeutics market and enabling technology; covers factors driving the need to deploy this emerging solution to enable improved patient outcome-based drug replacement, drug augmentation, and interactive communications platforms across a variety of specialties; examines challenges impacting the market; presents an outlook for the adoption of digital therapeutic services among key customer segments; presents forecasts for overall market growth; and looks at opportunities in the total market and key market segments as estimated for the forecast period.
*Key Issues Addressed*
· What are pure play digital therapeutic services, and how are these solutions being deployed to patients, healthcare payers, employer plans, hospitals and physicians?
· What are the market-shifting macro trends affecting the need to deploy new digital therapeutic solutions to enable patients to achieve quality care in a variety of settings?
· What companies have a presence in the digital therapeutics market, either as pure play participants or within the wider view of the market?
· What are the segments of the digital therapeutics and digital health-related market, and which ones offer the best opportunities for growth?
· What is the 6-year revenue outlook for the digital therapeutics market and the major segments?
*Key Topics Covered:**1. Executive Summary*
· Key Findings
· Scope and Segmentation
· Key Questions This Study Will Answer
· Market Engineering Measurements
· CEO's Perspective
· 3 Big Predictions
*2. Digital Therapeutics Market-Defining a Promising Opportunity*
· Digital Health Market Segmentation
· Digital Therapeutics Origin
· Digital Therapeutics
· Key Definitions
· Digital Therapeutics' Position in Digital Health
· Digital Therapeutics is Neither mHealth nor Digital Health
· Pharma is Increasingly Interested in Digital Therapeutics
· Digital Therapeutics and Pharmaceutical Companies
· Digital Health Is Evolving from mHealth
· mHealth Market Has Been Driven by Various Forces
· Digital Health-Highest Impact Segments on Healthcare
· Foundation for Digital Health and Therapeutics
· Digital Therapeutics Technology Trends and Roadmap
*3. The Early Digital Therapeutics Market*
· Market Segmentation
· Breaking Down the Segments
· Digital Therapeutics and Health Areas of Progress
· Digital Therapeutics Alliance
· FDA Digital Health Software Precertification Program
*4. Forecasts and Trends-Total Market and Segment Analysis*
· Market Engineering Measurements
· Forecast Assumptions and Considerations
· Full-Scale Market and Pure Play Solution Attributes
· Pure Play Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast
· Pure Play Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Forecast by Segment
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Share by Segment
· Total Digital Therapeutics Market-Revenue Share Forecast by Segment
· Chronic Condition Management Segment-Revenue Forecast
· Chronic Condition Management Segment-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Behavior Management Segment-Revenue Forecast
· Behavior Management Segment-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Medication Adherence Support Segment-Revenue Forecast
· Medication Adherence Support Segment-Revenue Forecast Discussion
· Data Gathering and Analytics Segment-Revenue Forecast
· Data Gathering and Analytics Segment-Revenue Forecast Discussion
*5. Competitive Environment*
· Competitive Market Structure
· Competitive Dynamics
· The Digital Therapeutics Ecosystem-Technologies Add Value to Traditional Prescription-Based Treatments
· Digital Therapeutics-Current and Potential Buyers
· Business Models in Digital Therapeutics
· Professional-Consumer Spectrum
· Vendor Ecosystem
*6. Pure Play Digital Therapeutics Companies*
· Pear Therapeutics
· WellDoc
· Chrono Therapeutics
· Omada Health
· Proteus Digital Health
· Noom Inc.
· MySugr (Roche Diabetes Care)
· Click Therapeutics
· Canary Health
· CellScope
· Virta Health
*7. Adjacent Market Participants*
· AliveCor
· Apple, Inc.
· Oscar Health Insurance Corporation
· Big Health Ltd. (Sleepio)
*8. Digital Services and Device Companies*
· Medical Device Companies and Digital Therapeutics
· Lifestyle Services Companies and Digital Therapeutics
· Payer Focused on Digital Therapeutics
· Digital Medicine Investment Portfolio
*9. Additional Market Entrants-Digital Therapeutics Initiatives*
· Additional Digital Therapeutics Companies
*10. Growth Opportunities*
· 5 Growth Opportunities Critical for Future Strategies
· Levers for Growth
· Growth Opportunity 1-Define Digital Therapeutics
· Growth Opportunity 2-Increase Awareness of Digital Therapeutics
· Growth Opportunity 3-Develop Business Models
· Growth Opportunity 4-Develop Solutions for More Conditions
· Growth Opportunity 5-Harness the Data
· Strategic Imperatives for Digital Therapeutics
*11. Future Perspectives*
· Technology-Future Impact on Digital Therapeutics
· 3 Big Predictions
· Legal Disclaimer
*12. Appendix*
· List of Exhibits
· Additional Coverage of Telehealth
· Selected Sources
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Global mHealth (Mobile Healthcare) Ecosystem Market Report 2018-2030
Dublin, June 07, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "The mHealth (Mobile Healthcare) Ecosystem: 2018 - 2030: Opportunities, Challenges, Strategies & Forecasts" report from SNS Telecom & IT has been added to *ResearchAndMarkets.com's* offering.
The mHealth Market will Account for More Than $28 Billion in 2018 and the Research Estimates a Further Growth at a CAGR of Approximately 30% Over the Next Three YearsThe *mHealth (Mobile Healthcare) Ecosystem: 2018 - 2030 - Opportunities, Challenges, Strategies & Forecasts* report presents an in-depth assessment of the mHealth ecosystem including market drivers, challenges, enabling technologies, applications, key trends, standardization, regulatory landscape, case studies, opportunities, future roadmap, value chain, ecosystem player profiles and strategies. The report also presents forecasts for mHealth investments from 2018 till 2030. The forecasts are segmented for 5 submarkets, 29 use case categories, 5 ecosystem player categories, 6 geographical regions and 34 countries.
A key enabler in the digital transformation of the healthcare industry, mobile healthcare - or mHealth - refers to the use of mobile connectivity and associated technologies across the healthcare continuum. Healthcare providers and payers are increasingly embracing mHealth as a means to enhance care coordination, maximize outreach, boost patient engagement and improve outcomes while minimizing costs.
Keen to monetize their vast wireless network assets, mobile operators view mHealth as a substantial revenue opportunity - and many are extending beyond providing pure connectivity services, towards end-to-end mHealth offerings such as remote patient monitoring.
mHealth also offers a wealth of opportunities to the pharmaceutical industry, ranging from accelerated clinical trial innovation and medication adherence monitoring to securing the supply chain and combating counterfeit drugs. In addition, with the increasing prevalence of mobile apps that provide therapeutic impact, the digital therapeutics space is beginning to emerge, which may one-day rival mainstream pharmaceuticals in areas such as chronic disease care.
Other stakeholders that are set to benefit from mHealth include but are not limited to connected medical and wearable device OEMs, app developers, Big Data and analytics specialists, cloud computing giants, and even ride-hailing providers such as Uber and Lyft - whose platforms are increasingly being integrated with healthcare IT systems, letting healthcare providers improve their level of care by booking rides for their patients.
Driven by the thriving ecosystem, the researchers estimate that the mHealth market will account for more than $28 Billion in 2018 alone. Despite barriers relating to regulation, patient acceptance and privacy concerns, the research estimates further growth at a CAGR of approximately 30% over the next three years.
*Topics Covered:*
The report covers the following topics:
· The scope and implementation of mHealth across the globe
· mHealth technology
· Market drivers and key benefits of mHealth
· Challenges and inhibitors to the mHealth ecosystem
· mHealth standardization and regulatory initiatives
· mHealth opportunities, use cases and applications
· mHealth deployment case studies
· Value chain analysis of the mHealth ecosystem and the recognition of key players in each segment of the value chain
· mHealth future roadmap: 2018 - 2030
· Key trends in the mHealth ecosystem: cloud-based mHealth services, digital medicine, connected drug delivery, population health management, regulatory developments, and the impact of LTE/5G networks.
· The role of IoT and wearable technology in the mHealth ecosystem
· Profiles and strategies of over 310 leading and emerging mHealth ecosystem players
· Strategic recommendations for mobile operators, enabling technology providers, mHealth device OEMs, application developers, healthcare service providers and pharmaceutical companies
· In-depth analysis for 5 individual submarkets and their associated mHealth application use cases:
· Pharmaceutical Applications:
· Medical Information & Healthcare Management
· Healthcare & Fitness
· Remote Consultation/Diagnostic Services
· IoT, Wearable Technology, Sensor & Monitoring Applications
· Market analysis and forecasts from 2018 till 2030
* Companies Mentioned *· 270 Vision
· 3L Labs
· 3M
· 4DForce
· 4iii Innovations
· Abbott Laboratories
· AbbVie
· Accenture
· Ada Health
· AdhereTech
· Adherium
· Adidas
· AeroScout
· Aerotel Medical Systems
· Aetna
· Agfa Healthcare
· Agfa-Gevaert Group
· AiCure
· AiRISTA Flow
· AirStrip Technologies
· Akili Interactive Labs
· Alego Health
· AliveCor
· Allianz
· AllScripts Healthcare
· Alphabet
· Altran Group
· Amazon
· AMD Global Telemedicine
· American Well
· Amgen
· Amiigo
· Anthem
· Apollo Hospitals
· Appirio
· Apple
· ARM
· ARM Holdings
· Asahi Kasei Group
· ASICS Corporation
· AstraZeneca
· AT&T
· Athenahealth
· Atlas Wearables
· Augmendix
· AWS (Amazon Web Services)
· Azalea Health
· BabyCenter
· Babylon Health
· Bayer
· Bharti Airtel
· Big Health
· Bigfoot Biomedical
· Biocorp
· Biogen
· Biosensics
· BioTelemetry
· Biotricity
· BlackBerry
· BMS (Bristol-Myers Squibb)
· Body Scientific International
· Boehringer Ingelheim
· Boston Scientific Corporation
· Bracket
· Breakthrough Technologies
· BSX Athletics
· BT Group
· BTS Bioengineering
· Bupa
· Cambridge Consultants
· CardioComm Solutions
· CareLinx
· CareSkore
· CareTaker Medical
· Castlight Health
· Catapult Sports
· CEEK VR
· CellTrust Corporation
· CEN (European Committee for Standardization)
· CenTrak
· Cerner Corporation
· Chetu
· Cigna
· CirrusMD
· Cisco Systems
· Cityzen Sciences
· CMT (Compliance Meds Technologies)
· Codoon
· Cognoa
· Cohero Health
· Comarch
· Common Sensing
· Companion Medical
· Comtech Telecommunications Corporation
· connectRN
· Continua Council
· Conversa Health
· CRF Health
· Cupris Health
· Cyberdyne
· Cypress Semiconductor Corporation
· DAQRI
· Dexcom
· Digital Health Corporation
· Digital Pharmacist
· Diversinet
· DoCoMo Healthcare
· Doctor On Demand
· Doctor.com
· DocuTAP
· dorsaVi
· Dreamtrap Commercials
· DrFirst
· DT (Deutsche Telekom)
· DTA (Digital Therapeutics Alliance)
· Ducere Technologies
· EB Sport Group
· ECHAlliance (European Connected Health Alliance)
· eClinicalWorks
· EE
· Ekahau
· Ekso Bionics
· Eli Lilly and Company
· EMN (European Medical Network)
· Emotiv Systems
· Empatica
· Entra Health Systems
· Epic Systems Corporation
· Epion Health
· Ericsson
· ERT
· Essence Group
· Evena Medical
· EVO (Big Cloud Analytics)
· Fatigue Science
· Figure 1
· Finis
· Fitbit
· Flyfit
· Fossil Group
· FRUCT MD
· Fujitsu
· Gait Up
· Garmin
· GE Healthcare
· Gecko Health Innovations
· Gemalto
· General Electric
· Generali Global Assistance
· Genesis Health Technologies
· Gilead Sciences
· Ginger.io
· Global Digital Health Network
· GlobalMed (GlobalMedia Group)
· Glooko
· GoodRx/Iodine
· Google
· GOQii
· Grameen Foundation
· GreatCall
· GSK (GlaxoSmithKline)
· GSMA
· Guangdong Biolight Meditech
· Halma
· Haselmeier
· HealBe
· Hexoskin (Carre Technologies)
· HIMSS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society)
· HITRUST Alliance
· HL7 (Health Level Seven International)
· HMS Holdings Corporation
· Hollywog
· Honeywell Life Care Solutions
· HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)
· Huawei
· Human API
· Hvding
· i4C Innovations
· IBM Corporation
· iCarbonX
· ICEdot
· Ideal Life
· IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission)
· IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)
· iHealth Labs
· Imec International
· ImPACT Applications
· Imprivata
· Infermedica
· Inspiro Medical
· Instabeat
· Integron Corporation
· Intel Corporation
· InteraXon
· Intermountain Healthcare
· InTouch Health
· InvenSense
· InvisionHeart
· IQMax
· IQVIA
· iRhythm Technologies
· ISO (International Organization for Standardization)
· ITU (International Telecommunication Union)
· Jaybird
· Johns Hopkins University
· Johnson & Johnson
· Kaia Health
· KDDI Corporation
· Ki Performance Lifestyle
· Kinsa
· KORE Wireless Group
· Kreyos
· Lark Health
· Lenovo
· LG CNS Healthcare Solutions
· LG Electronics
· LG Group
· LifeScan
· Livongo Health
· LMD (Leman Micro Devices)
· Logitech
· London Air Ambulance
· Loop Medical
· Lumo BodyTech
· Lyft
· Magellan (MiTAC Digital Corporation)
· MC10
· McKinsey & Company
· McLaren Technology Group
· MDLIVE
· Medecin Direct
· Medella Health
· Medfusion
· Medidata Solutions
· Medisafe
· MedM
· MedSignals/VitalSignals
· Medtronic
· MedTrust Online
· Medvivo Group
· MedWeb
· Melon
· MemoryMD
· Merck and Co.
· Merck KGaA
· mHealthAlert
· MIC (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan)
· Microsoft Corporation
· Ministry of National Guard, Saudi Arabia
· Mio Global
· Misfit
· Moov
· Moticon
· Motion Fitness
· mPedigree
· mQure
· MTN Group
· Mubaloo
· Myontec
· NEC Corporation
· Neurometrix
· NeuroPro
· NHIC (National Health Insurance Company, Qatar)
· NHS (National Health Service, United Kingdom)
· Nike
· No Isolation
· Nokia
· Nonin Medical
· Nortek Security & Control
· Notch Interfaces
· Novartis
· Novo Nordisk
· NTT DoCoMo
· Nuubo
· NXP Semiconductors
· NZN Labs
· O-Synce
· Omada Health
· Omron Corporation
· OMsignal
· OPKO Health
· Optalert
· Oracle Corporation
· Oracle Health Sciences
· Orange
· Orange Healthcare
· Orbita
· Orpyx Medical Technologies
· Otsuka Pharmaceutical Company
· Owlet Baby Care
· Panasonic Corporation
· PatientsLikeMe
· PCHA (Personal Connected Health Alliance)
· Pear Therapeutics
· Pfizer
· Pharmica Consulting
· PHC Corporation
· Phyode
· Physitrack
· Polar Electro
· POSSIBLE Mobile
· Praekelt Foundation
· Pragmasystems
· Preventice Solutions
· Proactive MD
· Propeller Health
· Proteus Digital Health
· PureTech Health
· PUSH
· Push Doctor
· Qardio
· QNX Software Systems
· QSI (Quality Systems, Inc.)/NextGen Healthcare
· Qualcomm Life
· R1 RCM
· Reflexion Health
· Renesas Electronics Corporation
· Respiri
· Rest Devices
· Roche Holding (F. Hoffmann-La Roche)
· Royal Philips
· RSL Steeper Group
· S3 Group
· Samsung Electronics
· Samsung Group
· Sanofi
· Santech
· SAP
· Science 37
· SCOTTY Group
· Scrypt
· Senseonics
· Sensible Baby
· Sensiia
· Sentimoto
· Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
· Seraphim Sense
· Shire
· Sickweather
· Siemens Healthcare
· SK Group
· SK Telecom
· SmartCap Technologies (EdanSafe)
· SnapMD
· Snaptracs
· SoftBank Group
· SoftServe
· Somaxis
· Sonitus Medical
· Sony Corporation
· Sony Mobile Communications
· Sotera Wireless
· Sprint Corporation
· Sproxil
· Stanley Healthcare
· STMicroelectronics
· Swisscom
· Swisscom Health
· Tactio Health Group
· Takeda Pharmaceutical Company
· TDK Corporation
· Teladoc
· Tele2
· Telecom Italia Group
· Telefnica Group
· Telenor Group
· Teva Pharmaceutical Industries
· The Learning Corporation
· Thin Film Electronics
· TI (Texas Instruments)
· TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile)
· toSense
· Toshiba Corporation
· TRHC (Tabula Rasa Healthcare)
· Tricella
· TSA (TEC Services Association)
· Tunstall Healthcare
· U-blox
· U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
· U.S. FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
· Uber Technologies
· United Nations
· United Nations Foundation
· UnitedHealth Group
· Valencell
· Validic (Motivation Science)
· Vancive Medical Technologies (Avery Dennison Corporation)
· Veeva Systems
· Verizon Communications
· Verklizan
· ViiV Healthcare
· Vitaphone
· Vocera Communications
· Vodafone Group
· Voluntis
· Vuzix
· Wakayama Medical University
· Wavelet Health
· WebMD Health Corporation
· WellDoc
· Wellograph
· Wellpass
· Welltok
· Whistle Labs
· Wipro
· Withings
· WLSA (Wireless-Life Services Alliance)
· Xiaomi
· Xplore Technologies
· Xsensio
· Ypsomed
· Zephyr Health
· Zephyr Technology Corporation
· Zinc Software
· Zipnosis
· Zoll Medical Corporation
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6j3q35/global_mhealth?w=12
CONTACT: CONTACT: ResearchAndMarkets.com
Laura Wood, Senior Manager
press@researchandmarkets.com
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Related Topics: E-Healthcare Reported by GlobeNewswire 2 hours ago.
The mHealth Market will Account for More Than $28 Billion in 2018 and the Research Estimates a Further Growth at a CAGR of Approximately 30% Over the Next Three YearsThe *mHealth (Mobile Healthcare) Ecosystem: 2018 - 2030 - Opportunities, Challenges, Strategies & Forecasts* report presents an in-depth assessment of the mHealth ecosystem including market drivers, challenges, enabling technologies, applications, key trends, standardization, regulatory landscape, case studies, opportunities, future roadmap, value chain, ecosystem player profiles and strategies. The report also presents forecasts for mHealth investments from 2018 till 2030. The forecasts are segmented for 5 submarkets, 29 use case categories, 5 ecosystem player categories, 6 geographical regions and 34 countries.
A key enabler in the digital transformation of the healthcare industry, mobile healthcare - or mHealth - refers to the use of mobile connectivity and associated technologies across the healthcare continuum. Healthcare providers and payers are increasingly embracing mHealth as a means to enhance care coordination, maximize outreach, boost patient engagement and improve outcomes while minimizing costs.
Keen to monetize their vast wireless network assets, mobile operators view mHealth as a substantial revenue opportunity - and many are extending beyond providing pure connectivity services, towards end-to-end mHealth offerings such as remote patient monitoring.
mHealth also offers a wealth of opportunities to the pharmaceutical industry, ranging from accelerated clinical trial innovation and medication adherence monitoring to securing the supply chain and combating counterfeit drugs. In addition, with the increasing prevalence of mobile apps that provide therapeutic impact, the digital therapeutics space is beginning to emerge, which may one-day rival mainstream pharmaceuticals in areas such as chronic disease care.
Other stakeholders that are set to benefit from mHealth include but are not limited to connected medical and wearable device OEMs, app developers, Big Data and analytics specialists, cloud computing giants, and even ride-hailing providers such as Uber and Lyft - whose platforms are increasingly being integrated with healthcare IT systems, letting healthcare providers improve their level of care by booking rides for their patients.
Driven by the thriving ecosystem, the researchers estimate that the mHealth market will account for more than $28 Billion in 2018 alone. Despite barriers relating to regulation, patient acceptance and privacy concerns, the research estimates further growth at a CAGR of approximately 30% over the next three years.
*Topics Covered:*
The report covers the following topics:
· The scope and implementation of mHealth across the globe
· mHealth technology
· Market drivers and key benefits of mHealth
· Challenges and inhibitors to the mHealth ecosystem
· mHealth standardization and regulatory initiatives
· mHealth opportunities, use cases and applications
· mHealth deployment case studies
· Value chain analysis of the mHealth ecosystem and the recognition of key players in each segment of the value chain
· mHealth future roadmap: 2018 - 2030
· Key trends in the mHealth ecosystem: cloud-based mHealth services, digital medicine, connected drug delivery, population health management, regulatory developments, and the impact of LTE/5G networks.
· The role of IoT and wearable technology in the mHealth ecosystem
· Profiles and strategies of over 310 leading and emerging mHealth ecosystem players
· Strategic recommendations for mobile operators, enabling technology providers, mHealth device OEMs, application developers, healthcare service providers and pharmaceutical companies
· In-depth analysis for 5 individual submarkets and their associated mHealth application use cases:
· Pharmaceutical Applications:
· Medical Information & Healthcare Management
· Healthcare & Fitness
· Remote Consultation/Diagnostic Services
· IoT, Wearable Technology, Sensor & Monitoring Applications
· Market analysis and forecasts from 2018 till 2030
* Companies Mentioned *· 270 Vision
· 3L Labs
· 3M
· 4DForce
· 4iii Innovations
· Abbott Laboratories
· AbbVie
· Accenture
· Ada Health
· AdhereTech
· Adherium
· Adidas
· AeroScout
· Aerotel Medical Systems
· Aetna
· Agfa Healthcare
· Agfa-Gevaert Group
· AiCure
· AiRISTA Flow
· AirStrip Technologies
· Akili Interactive Labs
· Alego Health
· AliveCor
· Allianz
· AllScripts Healthcare
· Alphabet
· Altran Group
· Amazon
· AMD Global Telemedicine
· American Well
· Amgen
· Amiigo
· Anthem
· Apollo Hospitals
· Appirio
· Apple
· ARM
· ARM Holdings
· Asahi Kasei Group
· ASICS Corporation
· AstraZeneca
· AT&T
· Athenahealth
· Atlas Wearables
· Augmendix
· AWS (Amazon Web Services)
· Azalea Health
· BabyCenter
· Babylon Health
· Bayer
· Bharti Airtel
· Big Health
· Bigfoot Biomedical
· Biocorp
· Biogen
· Biosensics
· BioTelemetry
· Biotricity
· BlackBerry
· BMS (Bristol-Myers Squibb)
· Body Scientific International
· Boehringer Ingelheim
· Boston Scientific Corporation
· Bracket
· Breakthrough Technologies
· BSX Athletics
· BT Group
· BTS Bioengineering
· Bupa
· Cambridge Consultants
· CardioComm Solutions
· CareLinx
· CareSkore
· CareTaker Medical
· Castlight Health
· Catapult Sports
· CEEK VR
· CellTrust Corporation
· CEN (European Committee for Standardization)
· CenTrak
· Cerner Corporation
· Chetu
· Cigna
· CirrusMD
· Cisco Systems
· Cityzen Sciences
· CMT (Compliance Meds Technologies)
· Codoon
· Cognoa
· Cohero Health
· Comarch
· Common Sensing
· Companion Medical
· Comtech Telecommunications Corporation
· connectRN
· Continua Council
· Conversa Health
· CRF Health
· Cupris Health
· Cyberdyne
· Cypress Semiconductor Corporation
· DAQRI
· Dexcom
· Digital Health Corporation
· Digital Pharmacist
· Diversinet
· DoCoMo Healthcare
· Doctor On Demand
· Doctor.com
· DocuTAP
· dorsaVi
· Dreamtrap Commercials
· DrFirst
· DT (Deutsche Telekom)
· DTA (Digital Therapeutics Alliance)
· Ducere Technologies
· EB Sport Group
· ECHAlliance (European Connected Health Alliance)
· eClinicalWorks
· EE
· Ekahau
· Ekso Bionics
· Eli Lilly and Company
· EMN (European Medical Network)
· Emotiv Systems
· Empatica
· Entra Health Systems
· Epic Systems Corporation
· Epion Health
· Ericsson
· ERT
· Essence Group
· Evena Medical
· EVO (Big Cloud Analytics)
· Fatigue Science
· Figure 1
· Finis
· Fitbit
· Flyfit
· Fossil Group
· FRUCT MD
· Fujitsu
· Gait Up
· Garmin
· GE Healthcare
· Gecko Health Innovations
· Gemalto
· General Electric
· Generali Global Assistance
· Genesis Health Technologies
· Gilead Sciences
· Ginger.io
· Global Digital Health Network
· GlobalMed (GlobalMedia Group)
· Glooko
· GoodRx/Iodine
· GOQii
· Grameen Foundation
· GreatCall
· GSK (GlaxoSmithKline)
· GSMA
· Guangdong Biolight Meditech
· Halma
· Haselmeier
· HealBe
· Hexoskin (Carre Technologies)
· HIMSS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society)
· HITRUST Alliance
· HL7 (Health Level Seven International)
· HMS Holdings Corporation
· Hollywog
· Honeywell Life Care Solutions
· HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)
· Huawei
· Human API
· Hvding
· i4C Innovations
· IBM Corporation
· iCarbonX
· ICEdot
· Ideal Life
· IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission)
· IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)
· iHealth Labs
· Imec International
· ImPACT Applications
· Imprivata
· Infermedica
· Inspiro Medical
· Instabeat
· Integron Corporation
· Intel Corporation
· InteraXon
· Intermountain Healthcare
· InTouch Health
· InvenSense
· InvisionHeart
· IQMax
· IQVIA
· iRhythm Technologies
· ISO (International Organization for Standardization)
· ITU (International Telecommunication Union)
· Jaybird
· Johns Hopkins University
· Johnson & Johnson
· Kaia Health
· KDDI Corporation
· Ki Performance Lifestyle
· Kinsa
· KORE Wireless Group
· Kreyos
· Lark Health
· Lenovo
· LG CNS Healthcare Solutions
· LG Electronics
· LG Group
· LifeScan
· Livongo Health
· LMD (Leman Micro Devices)
· Logitech
· London Air Ambulance
· Loop Medical
· Lumo BodyTech
· Lyft
· Magellan (MiTAC Digital Corporation)
· MC10
· McKinsey & Company
· McLaren Technology Group
· MDLIVE
· Medecin Direct
· Medella Health
· Medfusion
· Medidata Solutions
· Medisafe
· MedM
· MedSignals/VitalSignals
· Medtronic
· MedTrust Online
· Medvivo Group
· MedWeb
· Melon
· MemoryMD
· Merck and Co.
· Merck KGaA
· mHealthAlert
· MIC (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan)
· Microsoft Corporation
· Ministry of National Guard, Saudi Arabia
· Mio Global
· Misfit
· Moov
· Moticon
· Motion Fitness
· mPedigree
· mQure
· MTN Group
· Mubaloo
· Myontec
· NEC Corporation
· Neurometrix
· NeuroPro
· NHIC (National Health Insurance Company, Qatar)
· NHS (National Health Service, United Kingdom)
· Nike
· No Isolation
· Nokia
· Nonin Medical
· Nortek Security & Control
· Notch Interfaces
· Novartis
· Novo Nordisk
· NTT DoCoMo
· Nuubo
· NXP Semiconductors
· NZN Labs
· O-Synce
· Omada Health
· Omron Corporation
· OMsignal
· OPKO Health
· Optalert
· Oracle Corporation
· Oracle Health Sciences
· Orange
· Orange Healthcare
· Orbita
· Orpyx Medical Technologies
· Otsuka Pharmaceutical Company
· Owlet Baby Care
· Panasonic Corporation
· PatientsLikeMe
· PCHA (Personal Connected Health Alliance)
· Pear Therapeutics
· Pfizer
· Pharmica Consulting
· PHC Corporation
· Phyode
· Physitrack
· Polar Electro
· POSSIBLE Mobile
· Praekelt Foundation
· Pragmasystems
· Preventice Solutions
· Proactive MD
· Propeller Health
· Proteus Digital Health
· PureTech Health
· PUSH
· Push Doctor
· Qardio
· QNX Software Systems
· QSI (Quality Systems, Inc.)/NextGen Healthcare
· Qualcomm Life
· R1 RCM
· Reflexion Health
· Renesas Electronics Corporation
· Respiri
· Rest Devices
· Roche Holding (F. Hoffmann-La Roche)
· Royal Philips
· RSL Steeper Group
· S3 Group
· Samsung Electronics
· Samsung Group
· Sanofi
· Santech
· SAP
· Science 37
· SCOTTY Group
· Scrypt
· Senseonics
· Sensible Baby
· Sensiia
· Sentimoto
· Seoul National University Bundang Hospital
· Seraphim Sense
· Shire
· Sickweather
· Siemens Healthcare
· SK Group
· SK Telecom
· SmartCap Technologies (EdanSafe)
· SnapMD
· Snaptracs
· SoftBank Group
· SoftServe
· Somaxis
· Sonitus Medical
· Sony Corporation
· Sony Mobile Communications
· Sotera Wireless
· Sprint Corporation
· Sproxil
· Stanley Healthcare
· STMicroelectronics
· Swisscom
· Swisscom Health
· Tactio Health Group
· Takeda Pharmaceutical Company
· TDK Corporation
· Teladoc
· Tele2
· Telecom Italia Group
· Telefnica Group
· Telenor Group
· Teva Pharmaceutical Industries
· The Learning Corporation
· Thin Film Electronics
· TI (Texas Instruments)
· TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile)
· toSense
· Toshiba Corporation
· TRHC (Tabula Rasa Healthcare)
· Tricella
· TSA (TEC Services Association)
· Tunstall Healthcare
· U-blox
· U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
· U.S. FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
· Uber Technologies
· United Nations
· United Nations Foundation
· UnitedHealth Group
· Valencell
· Validic (Motivation Science)
· Vancive Medical Technologies (Avery Dennison Corporation)
· Veeva Systems
· Verizon Communications
· Verklizan
· ViiV Healthcare
· Vitaphone
· Vocera Communications
· Vodafone Group
· Voluntis
· Vuzix
· Wakayama Medical University
· Wavelet Health
· WebMD Health Corporation
· WellDoc
· Wellograph
· Wellpass
· Welltok
· Whistle Labs
· Wipro
· Withings
· WLSA (Wireless-Life Services Alliance)
· Xiaomi
· Xplore Technologies
· Xsensio
· Ypsomed
· Zephyr Health
· Zephyr Technology Corporation
· Zinc Software
· Zipnosis
· Zoll Medical Corporation
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6j3q35/global_mhealth?w=12
CONTACT: CONTACT: ResearchAndMarkets.com
Laura Wood, Senior Manager
press@researchandmarkets.com
For E.S.T Office Hours Call 1-917-300-0470
For U.S./CAN Toll Free Call 1-800-526-8630
For GMT Office Hours Call +353-1-416-8900
Related Topics: E-Healthcare Reported by GlobeNewswire 2 hours ago.
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