Morning Headlines 7/17/23
NextGen Healthcare will pay $31 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by misrepresenting the capabilities of select versions of its EHR software, and that it offered kickbacks in the form of credits of up to $10,000 to users whose recommendations led to new sales.
Patient intake and engagement software vendor Phreesia acquires MediFind, which uses AI-powered technology to help patients find best-fit physicians.
Amazon lays off about 80 workers in pharmacy division
Amazon Pharmacy, the online retailer’s standalone prescription delivery service, lays off 80 employees.
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