I’m familiar with the three largest telemedicine companies; they all have strong antibiotic stewardship programs. Go on the app reviews…
Morning Headlines 7/21/20
R1 Announces Sale of its Emergency Medical Services Business to Sarnova Holdings, Inc.
R1 will sell its EMS RCM and electronic patient reporting services to Sarnova Holdings for $140 million.
DXC Technology will sell its healthcare software business to the Italian Dedalus Group for $525 million.
HHS unveils new coronavirus hospitalization database, says it’s more complete than CDC’s
HHS launches a new website featuring hospital capacity data submitted by 4,500 of the country’s 6,200 hospitals.
Rather than sell post-acute software vendor WellSky, TPG Capital decides to make an equity investment in the company and bring on Leonard Green & Partners as another owner.
It’s weird how the companies that make health plan claims software have so much foreign ownership. Two are run by indian outsourcing companies (trizetto, El dorado). Now dxc is Italian. Im guessing the big five health insurance companies do most of their software in house?