Business

  • AssureCare names Kristen Konstantinidis SVP of marketing and comms

    AssureCare has appointed Kristen Konstantinidis as senior vice president of marketing and communications. Konstantinidis joins the AI-powered population health management company after serving as chief communications officer at Homeward Health. In that role, she built the company's communications and brand marketing function, including government relations, positioning for the Rural Health Transformation Program and AI narrative [...]

  • Digital Health renews PR partnership with Chishick Comms for Rewired 2027

    Digital Health has renewed its PR partnership with Chishick Communications for Rewired 2027, set to take place at the NEC in Birmingham. The renewal follows the agency's work on Rewired this year, including record media attendance, extensive press coverage and the launch of initiatives such as the on-site Podcast Café. Rewired 2027 will [...]

  • Antimicrobial resistance innovation secures commercial partner

    AseptiFlow has secured a commercial partner as the NHS-developed device moves towards wider deployment in healthcare settings worldwide. The device, invented and developed by Dr James Soothill, consultant microbiologist at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust (GOSH), has been licensed to Mueller Europe Ltd for commercial manufacture and adoption across hospitals, care [...]

  • AssureCare’s Carlton Rodrigo named to Cincinnati Business Courier’s ‘40 Under 40’

    AssureCare, the AI-powered population health management company, today announced that Carlton Rodrigo, Senior Director of Account Management, has been named to the Cincinnati Business Courier's 2026 40 Under 40 Class. This programme is an annual recognition of the region's most accomplished leaders under the age of 40. Carlton's commitment to better health outcomes took hold [...]

  • AssureCare adds Brian Litten to executive leadership team

    AssureCare, the AI-powered population health management company, has announced the appointment of Brian Litten as executive vice president of growth and commercialisation.  The populations that health plans, health systems, and pharmacies serve are more complex, more medically vulnerable, and more in need of coordinated care than any previous model assumed. Meeting that need requires technology [...]

  • Your essential monthly update on health tech’s progress

    Welcome to your monthly snapshot of the facts, figures, opinions, trends and challenges shaping the development of health tech. Our monthly tracker report aims to provide a concise update for busy health tech professionals on the many factors influencing your work. Here you will find a breakdown of deals, developments and opportunities from the last [...]

  • Google Health and Abbot partner to turn glucose data into daily health guidance

    Google Health and Abbott have partnered to combine glucose data with AI-powered guidance aimed at helping people make more informed health decisions. The multi-year collaboration will combine glucose insights from Abbott's Lingo biowearable with Google's artificial intelligence and consumer technology. Through the Google Health app, Lingo users will be able to see glucose trends alongside [...]

  • Cera adds US$100m ARR in 100 days as home visits hit 3m monthly

    Cera, the home healthcare company that pairs artificial intelligence and robotics with frontline care visits, has added US$100m in annualised recurring revenue (ARR) in just 100 days, as it continues its expansion across the UK's care sector. The company said it was now delivering 3m patient home visits every month - a figure it says [...]

  • AssureCare and CURIS partner to help rural health centres make the most of new federal funding

    AssureCare and CURIS have partnered to help FQHCs and rural clinics turn new US rural health funding into care infrastructure that lasts. The partnership combines AssureCare’s health technology with CURIS’s consulting services to help organisations use funding from the Rural Health Transformation programme. The US$50bn federal programme will distribute funding across all 50 US states [...]

  • GSK to cut jobs and invest £400m in new Cambridge R&D hub

    GSK plans job cuts as part of a £1.9bn cost-cutting programme funding £400m of UK life sciences investment over the next three years. As reported by The Guardian, the British drugmaker will move more than 1,000 scientists to a new research and development site on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. It will close its R&D site [...]