Heather Landi

Amazon has added digital musculoskeletal care company Hinge Health to its health conditions program, a service it rolled out in January to help connect customers with virtual care benefits.

Two years ago, Bain and Company forecasted major shifts in the primary care market as nontraditional players gain traction and have the potential to grab as much as a third of the U.S. primary care market by 2030.

Direct-to-consumer health and wellness company Ro will now offer access to lower-priced, single-dose vials of weight loss drug Zepbound through a new partnership with Eli Lilly.

The Department of Health and Human Services this week finalized a pared down version of a final rule aimed at advancing health data interoperability and implementing provisions related to the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA).

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by a pharmaceutical industry group challenging Arkansas' 340B drug pricing law.

Amae Health, a startup focused on severe mental illness, picked up a $6 million investment from Cedars-Sinai as it continues to grow its in-person clinics across the country.

Healthcare is a $4 trillion industry that is ripe for disruption and innovation. Unsustainable cost trends, barriers to access, overly complex

AppliedVR continues to build out clinical evidence to support the use of immersive therapeutics to address chronic pain.

Taking a look at funding trends in 2024 gives a strong sense of where investors are placing their bets in health tech.

Medicare Advantage, UnitedHealth Group, physician pay and reimbursement and layoffs were top of mind for Fierce Healthcare readers in 2024.