Gabriel Perna is the Digital Health Editor for Modern Healthcare, a leading healthcare publication in the United States. With a focus on digital health, Gabriel covers topics such as healthcare technology, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and the impact of digital innovation on the healthcare industry.
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Gabriel Perna's coverage focuses on the intersection of healthcare, technology, and business in the United States. He frequently reports on private sector announcements and press releases related to these industries.
Given his focus on healthcare, technology, artificial intelligence, telemedicine, and cybersecurity within the U.S., pitches should emphasize newsworthy developments in these areas. They could include exclusive insights or data-backed trends that align with his reporting themes such as innovative uses of digital medicine in serving Medicaid patients or changing roles within health systems.
Pitches offering expert perspectives from industry leaders or professionals shaping the future of healthcare delivery through technology are likely to resonate well with Gabriel.
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By: Tim Broderick, Gabriel Perna
The digital health investment landscape has plateaued and artificial intelligence has taken center stage. You must be a subscriber to access this content.
From artificial intelligence to glucagon-like peptide agonists, HLTH 2024 will feature healthcare's hottest topics and some of the industry's biggest names.&
Electronic health record vendor Epic Systems will ramp up its artificial intelligence capabilities in 2025, one executive said Tuesday at the HLTH conference in Las Vegas.
Artificial intelligence continues to make headlines and dominates a lot of the discussions across the healthcare industry.
General Catalyst has raised another $8 billion and more than $1 billion of it is slated for healthcare-focused companies, the venture capital firm said Thursday.
By: Caroline Hudson, Gabriel Perna
This year's HTLH conference is in the books after four days of discussions on artificial intelligence, weight loss medications, the upcoming election and much more.
The popularity of glucagon-like peptide-1 agonist drugs, known as GLP-1s, has led to a slew of telehealth companies prescribing the weight loss medications to patients.
General Catalyst's Health Transformation Company has signed a definitive agreement to buy Summa Health for $485 million, the organizations said Thursday.
Epic, Oracle Health and other electronic health records companies are eyeing opportunities abroad, primarily in countries where the digitization of healthcare lags behind the U.S.
Cortica takes in $80M from Morgan Health, others Cortica, an autism-focused startup, is getting $80 million.
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