Progyny has joined Amazon's Health Benefits Connector as the first comprehensive women's health and family building solution, enabling eligible customers to discover and enroll in fertility, family building, and menopause benefits through the platform. The collaboration addresses a significant access challenge, as nearly 25% of U.S. adults report not understanding what benefits are available through their health plans. Amazon's Health Benefits Connector simplifies this process by connecting individuals with trusted healthcare solutions through a streamlined enrollment process.
Guidehealth, an AI-driven healthcare technology and services company, announced today a $10 million strategic investment from Emory Healthcare, to help accelerate the company's next phase of growth. The collaboration also strengthens both organizations' commitment to transforming patient care, advancing disease prevention and expanding access to high-quality, value-based healthcare.
A ransomware group called Interlock is claiming it stole 941 gigabytes of data, which includes more than 730,000 files, from Kettering Health after recently taking credit for the May 20 cyberattack against the hospital organization, according to cybersecurity experts. The May 20 cyberattack caused a systemwide technology outage at Kettering Health, from which the hospital system is still recovering.
The deal to acquire Zava will expand the company's services to Ireland, France and Germany and will grow its active customer base by roughly 50%, adding 1.3 million customers to Hims' existing base of 2.4 million subscribers.
AI opens the door for doctors to handle much larger volumes of data. It analyzes vast datasets at unparalleled speeds, effortlessly drawing insights that require complex comparisons. And AI's advanced algorithms allow it to detect subtle patterns and anomalies in data in a fraction of the time it would take for human agents. AI also introduces the capacity for advanced predictive analytics. It not only provides insights on what the data means for the present, but also suggests what it might mean for the future. Integrating the power of AI into conventional practices provides physicians and their patients with better tools for managing the healthcare process.