Ngai Yeung

Investors have been placing bets into startups that help members of low-income households on Medicaid insurance get care. A paper published Wednesday shows that its model is working.

When Eva Weinlander treats patients, there's often a person in the room working as a scribe, typing away at the patient's medical note while she focuses on providing care.

LAS VEGAS — The future of how healthcare is delivered will be a hybrid mix of online and in-person care, much like how people shop both online and in-person. That's according ...

LAS VEGAS — Nvidia's ambitions within healthcare have a strong foothold in biopharma and life sciences. It's now looking to grow its …

LAS VEGAS — The dynamics of AI in health tech are changing all the time, and it's important to adapt your thinking around it, investor …

Maven Clinic laid off 60 people on Monday, Endpoints News has learned. The layoffs at the unicorn health tech startup represented about 10% of its …

While there's a lot of potential for AI in health tech, it will soon be commoditized, investor Greg Yap told Endpoints News in an interview …

Cigna said it will not pursue a merger with rival Humana after reports last month of renewed talks about a potential …

A startup that helps low-income Medicaid members get the care they need and supports the doctors who work with them has raised $52 million, it …

Forward Health, a primary care clinic startup that hoped to make healthcare visits more accessible via “CarePods” in public spaces such as malls, has shut …