The hottest Healthcare Innovation Substack posts right now

Waltz is working on making prescription care cheaper and easier using AI technology. They aim to help consumers make better choices about their healthcare.
There's a growing gap between what virtual health services offer and what people want. This disconnect could affect how healthcare evolves in the future.
Health tech startups are facing challenges after a surge in funding during the pandemic. Many may need to merge or consolidate to survive in the changing market.

America's health system is facing serious problems, with cuts to important services like Medicaid and a lack of support for scientists. This is making it harder for people to get the care they need.
We need to imagine a better future where everyone has access to clean air, healthy food, and support systems that actually work for families. This means integrating health services and making them easy to access.
It's important for leaders to listen to people and build a health system that is fair, data-driven, and responsive. We must prioritize long-term health over short-term fixes.

Scheduling in digital health involves validation, slotting, and booking appointments.
When deciding on technology, consider build vs. buy options based on company size and needs.
Various healthcare-specific vendors offer different solutions for direct and indirect scheduling.

General Catalyst acquires Summa Health, a nonprofit health system, shifting from non-profit to for-profit.
Concerns arise about revenue models and potential changes in practice infrastructure with the acquisition.
The acquisition aims to modernize healthcare with the latest technology, potentially impacting patient care and provider preference.

Protecting patient data is really important for healthcare organizations to avoid cyberattacks.
There's a drop in digital health funding, but the amounts being invested are stabilizing.
AI is becoming a big part of healthcare, with startups raising money to create AI tools for hospitals.

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Venture capital often rewards those who can spot unique opportunities instead of following trends. If most investors are chasing the same hot market, it’s hard to find standout success.
Certain sectors like healthcare, consumer products, and education may be undervalued today but could become hot investment areas in the next few years. Being ahead of the curve can lead to big wins.
There are emerging fields like psychedelics, longevity, and AI-driven digital media that show potential for growth. Investors should keep an eye on these areas as they may heat up sooner than we think.