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ECRI AI Error Tracker Hits Radiology
Radiologist, do you know what happens when your AI is wrong? 🎯 Not wrong in a lab. Wrong on a real patient, in your department, on a Tuesday afternoon. Most people in this space cannot ...
Villages Health $542M Medicare Fraud
$541.5 million. One Florida health system. Four years of fake diagnosis codes. 🚨 This week the DOJ announced that The Villages Health, a Central Florida provider serving one of the world's largest retirement communities, agreed ...
FDA GenAI Rules: Too Slow or Just Right?
Everyone says the FDA is moving too slow on AI. They're wrong. 🧠Moving fast on a broken framework would be worse than moving carefully on the right one. This week, the FDA's Digital Health ...
Cityblock Health $116M Series E
$116 million. And a full acquisition on the same day. 🔥 That is not a funding round. That is a statement. According to StartUp Health, Cityblock Health closed a $116M Series E led by General ...
The AI Radiology Reimbursement Ladder
FDA clearance is not the finish line for AI radiology tools. 🚩 It is just stage two of a four-stage ladder most hospitals have never mapped out. CMS just approved a New Technology Add-on Payment ...
Medicare Drug Price Rulemaking CMS-4215-P
5:00 p.m. Monday. The clock ran out on the biggest drug pricing fight in years. Over 11,000 public comments landed in the docket for CMS-4215-P, according to Latham and Watkins' Drug Pricing Digest. The comment ...
At-Home Test Cuts CRC Death Risk 43%
The cancer cure hiding in plain sight is not a drug. 🔬 It is a free at-home test that takes minutes to complete. According to ScienceDaily, a new study published in JAMA Network Open by ...
Flagler Health’s $50M MSK AI Bet
Everyone thinks MSK software is boring. Flagler Health just proved it isn't. 🔥 The conventional take on musculoskeletal health tech is that it's a sleepy, commoditized corner of the market. Scheduling tools, basic EMR plugins, ...






