Originally published in PE Hub By Patrick Krause The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ change of policy last summer to pay for total knee- and hip-replacement procedures…
Originally published in STAT By John Kuelper Health care luminaries met to discuss the promise of precision medicine at a panel in Davos last month. As is typical…
Originally published in Becker’s Hospital Review By Tony Colarossi It’s time for U.S. hospitals and health systems to slim down their bloated budgets, especially as healthcare…
Originally published in American City Business Journals By Daniel E. Greenleaf As a proportion of America’s population rapidly ages, technology likely will transform health care in…
Originally published in Venture Beat By Florence Comite, MD Theranos, once Silicon Valley’s sexiest startup, recently announced plans to shut down its blood-test facilities and lay off…
Originally published in Business Insider By Florence Comite, MD I have no direct insight into the operations of the blood diagnostic company Theranos, and I’ve never met…
Originally published in PE Hub By Florence Comite, MD More than half the people in California either have diabetes or are pre-diabetic, findings that suggest America’s diabetes crisis may be significantly…
Originally published in TechCrunch By Florence Comite, MD The healthcare industry, with its maddening inefficiencies and an economic model that incentivizes disease care over health care, desperately…
Originally published in Huffington Post By Florence Comite, MD Look a bit beyond the tabloid headlines about reality TV star Rob Kardashian’s diabetes scare, and you…
Originally published in Huffington Post By Florence Comite, MD The phrase “Brave New World” has become one of the most often used clichés in medical technology in…
