
The High Cost of Insurance Covered Therapy
Digital health giants are discovering that giving consumers what they want—insurance-covered therapy—might actually break their business models.
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Digital health giants are discovering that giving consumers what they want—insurance-covered therapy—might actually break their business models.

As cancer costs threaten to balloon by a third, insurers are bypassing traditional clinics to put advanced screening directly into the workplace.

Giving patients direct control over their digital care plans shifts the power dynamic in emergency medicine, but its success hinges entirely on system-wide integration.

Algorithms are making medical decisions, and doctors are fighting back against the silent machine veto.

A massive funding round for a smart ring signals that clinical diagnostics are permanently leaving the hospital.
Hospitals are rushing to deploy internal clinical AI assistants, but the motive is as much about defending their market share as it is about saving doctors time.

As federal AI regulation stalls, states are building a patchwork of rules that healthcare developers must navigate piecemeal.

Ambient AI is moving past physician burnout to tackle the chaotic reality of patient discharge.

The pioneer of quick-fix telemedicine is admitting that its original business model is no longer enough to survive.

The federal lawsuit against Hims & Hers exposes the dangerous friction between rapid telehealth growth and basic consumer privacy.