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Xealth, the leader in enabling digital health at scale, today announced recent survey findings that examine the digital health expectations of new or expectant mothers compared to the services received from healthcare providers. Results were reviewed against an earlier survey conducted in February 2020, showing how COVID-19 has shaped attitudes.
Mobile Health Times
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In this episode, Mike McSherry, CEO of Xealth, joins Renee at The Table as they explore the opportunity that Xealth brings for clinicians and patients.
The Academy Podcast
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Xealth, a digital health startup focused on improving connections between patients and providers, announced Tuesday that Trinity Health invested an undisclosed amount in the company, raising its Series B funding haul to $25 million.
Digital Health Business & Technology
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Xealth, which was spun out of Providence, recently raised $24 million in a series B round. Advocate Aurora Enterprises led the round, bringing its health system backers to 14.
MedCity News
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Xealth helps doctors order and prescribe apps or digital services for patients. The company counts top hospitals as its customers and investors.
Business Insider
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Advocate Aurora Enterprises led a $24 million Series B funding round of Seattle-based digital health platform Xealth, which connects the tools, like wellness apps, that physicians prescribe to patient’s electronic health records and remote patient monitoring.
Crain's Chicago Business
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There was a huge transformation in the healthcare industry in 2020, as the Covid-19 pandemic pushed healthcare providers to adopt digital strategies. It’s been over a year since that transformation began, but it seems like digital healthcare is here to stay.
Built in Seattle
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Advocate Aurora Health’s investment subsidiary led a $24 million Series-B funding round for Xealth Inc., a Seattle company with a digital health platform.
Milwaukee Business Journal
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This morning Xealth, a startup that aims to help doctors prescribe digital health apps, closed a $24 million Series B funding round. This comes more than two years after the Providence St. Joseph Health spinoff closed an $11 million Series A funding round. As of today, the company boasts of $52.6 million in funding.
MobiHealthNews
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Xealth, which handles digital health strategies for more than 20 hospital systems, has raised $24 million in new funding, the Seattle-based startup announced Tuesday.
GeekWire
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Advocate Aurora Health’s investment subsidiary led a $24 million Series-B funding round for Xealth Inc., a Seattle company with a digital health platform.
Puget Sound Business Journal
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Xealth, a Seattle-based company that enables digital therapeutic app deployment for many large health systems, has received an additional $24 million in Series B funding led by Advocate Aurora Enterprises, a subsidiary of Advocate Aurora Enterprises.
Healthcare Innovation
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Xealth, a leading digital health solutions enabler, has closed its Series B funding with $24 million, advancing digital connections between clinicians and their patients, driving better outcomes.
Digital Health Times
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Xealth, a Seattle-based provider enabling digital health at scale, today announced that the company has secured $24 million in Series B funding led by Advocate Aurora Enterprises, a subsidiary of Advocate Aurora Health.
HIT Consultant
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Xealth, a digital health startup spun out of Renton, Wash.-based Providence in 2017, has garnered 14 health system investors to date.
Becker's Health IT
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Digital Health Measurement Collaborative Community will seek to standardize the evaluation of inclusivity in the development of digital health measures.
Healthcare Innovation
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In a preview of his HIMSS21 session, the chief digital engagement officer of Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin describes how a mental health app has helped the health system's patients.
Healthcare IT News
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The Arizona-based health system has launched a digital health program that allows providers to prescribe apps and services for remote patient monitoring and other platforms.
mHealth Intelligence
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Brad Crotty, M.D., chief digital engagement officer, describes Froedtert’s work with the Xealth platform and applications such as Glooko, SilverCloud Health
Healthcare Innovation
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Smoking cessation programs are challenging. Not just because getting people to quit is hard, but also because it is difficult to get people to enroll in programs in the first place. The Duke Smoking Cessation Program has overcome both challenges. Through a combination of technology and best practice they have increased quit smoking rates 10-fold and doubled enrollment in their program.
Healthcare IT Today
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In-person doctor visits can be a hassle. But health care systems only decided that virtual visits could be a viable option when in-person visits switched from being annoying to being risky. Why?
Forbes
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It's been a wild year for digital health. How has the pandemic influenced this space? It's hard to imagine a one size fits all for addressing patient care. That’s where Xealth comes in. It’s a digital prescription platform that lets clinicians prescribe digital health tools to patients. Think of it like the SureScripts of digital health. Today their CEO Mike McSherry joins us. What is Xealth doing for payers and providers? How are digital tools impacting patients in terms of quality and experience? Have the demands from consumers changed over the last year? How will health systems start to differentiate based on new sets of digital tools that are in play and being developed? Can hospital systems afford to invest in a digital health feature or can they afford not to? And what will the healthcare consumer experience be in 2025?
This Week in Health IT
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There has been a lot of chatter recently about Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), but is it real? Are healthcare organizations actually deploying RPM in meaningful ways or is it just talk? Xealth, makers of a platform that allows physicians to prescribe apps, devices, and services, have seen first-hand an increasing number of organizations leveraging RPM technology.
Healthcare IT Today
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Aspart of our series called “5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me Before I Began Leading My Company”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Mike McSherry, co-founder and CEO of Xealth, the leader in enabling digital health at scale for medical providers. Previously, he served as an Entrepreneur in Residence at Providence. With more than 20 years of experience in consumer technology, McSherry also co-founded several companies, including Swype and Boost Mobile.
Authority Magazine Leadership
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Aaron Martin, Providence’s executive vice president and chief digital and innovation officer, describes prioritizing what matters most and scaling it across a large organization
Healthcare Innovation
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COVID-19 has created the need for more integrated digital tools, says Mike McSherry, CEO and cofounder of Xealth.
Healthcare Finance News
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After serving as an entrepreneur in residence at Providence St. Joseph Health in Seattle, Mike McSherry led the spin-out of Xealth, a company that allows clinicians to prescribe digital health assets to patients and track their usage. In a recent interview, he discussed how some of the largest integrated health systems in the country became both customers and investors. “Think of us as the Surescripts for digital health,” he said.
Healthcare Innovation
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HIT Consultant sat down with Mike McSherry, CEO, and co-founder of Seattle-based digital prescription platform Xealth to discuss digital health lessons learned in 2020 and what we can expect in 2021. As Xealth’s CEO, Mike also works with Duke Health, UPMC, Atrium Health, and The Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin health network where he uses his background in digital health to connect patients and care teams outside of traditional care settings.
HIT Consultant
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Xealth and Cerner had been working together after the health IT vendor invested in Xealth earlier this year. The companies brought on Banner Health as their first client.
MedCity News
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From their EHR workflows, clinicians will have a centralized system enabling them to order and prescribe apps, devices or other digital therapeutic tools for virtual care management.
Healthcare IT News
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Cerner, today announced it’s building on the recent collaboration with Xealth to offer health systems new centralized digital ordering and monitoring for clients.
HIT Consultant
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Cerner is building off its existing partnership with a digital health vendor to help its clients choose, manage, and deploy digital ordering and monitoring tools and applications.
EHR Intelligence
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Cerner teams with Xealth to foster digital innovation, strengthen connections between providers and patients
mHealth Times
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Cerner is building on its partnership with digital health startup Xealth to offer hospitals and health systems new digital ordering and monitoring capabilities for patients, according to a Dec. 10 news release.
Becker's Health IT
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In this special four-part series, code Talks, we feature stories from innovators who have participated in the Cerner Open Developer Experience (code). The program encourages third-party vendors and care organizations to build apps that advance the health industry through improved interoperability capabilities.
In this episode, we hear from Aaron Sheedy, chief operating officer and co-founder of Xealth, a platform that enables clinicians to integrate, prescribe and monitor digital health tools for patients from one location in the electronic health record.
Cerner Corporation
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When the subject of burnout in healthcare is raised, perhaps the highest profile victim is the physician. Without doubt, they are under a lot of stress – especially during a pandemic where they are regularly making life and death decisions.
But it’s not just the huge workload that COVID-19 has brought with it, and the sometimes terrible decisions that must be made. It’s also routine stressors like administrative work and the IT used to do it. IT can add stress, and it can also alleviate stress. It just depends on the application, how well it has been crafted to meet clinician needs, and whether physicians like it. Electronic health record systems are a usual suspect for stress, though they can help, too.
Healthcare IT News
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Over the past few months, Cerner has grown its partnerships with healthcare players including Amazon and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and appointed new executives.
Becker's Hospital Review
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When it comes to prescriptions, a three-year-old startup is thinking beyond medication -- and it's received millions in investments from healthcare systems and health IT companies that want in.
Xealth, a startup that spun out of Providence St. Joseph Health in 2017, is a digital platform that allows providers to not only prescribe digital health tools for patients such as glucose monitors or diabetes management programs directly from the EHR, but also durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs or crutches, or food delivery and transportation services.
SearchHealthIT
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Last month, the top five VC funding rounds for Seattle tech companies brought in a total of $118 million. Kymeta led the pack with a funding round led by Bill Gates. Read on below for details on each of the month’s largest local equity fundings.
Built in Seattle
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Froedtert, Network Health using Glooko and Xealth platform to increase providers’ visibility into how patients are managing diabetes.
Healthcare Innovation
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The health IT giant is pouring $6 million into a deal that'll give it access to Providence-St.Joseph Health spinout Xealth's tools that let providers prescribe and monitor both digital tools and apps that help patients manage their chronic disease conditions, as well as monitor patient engagement.
Business Insider
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Xealth, a startup working to solve some of the logistical challenges faced by digital health companies, struck a partnership with Cerner. The Seattle-based company makes it easier to prescribe digital health tools and integrate them with health record systems.
MedCity News
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Health IT giant Cerner is teaming up with Xealth to give patients easier access to digital health tools.
Xealth, a startup spun out of Providence St. Joseph Health in 2017, enables doctors to prescribe patients apps, connected medical devices and other digital tools directly from electronic health record (EHR) systems.
Fierce Healthcare
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Digital health prescription platform Xealth and health IT supplier Cerner have announced plans to incorporate Xealth's technology into Cerner's EHR and patient portal.
MobiHealthNews
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Xealth, the leader in enabling digital health at scale, and Cerner Corporation (NASDAQ: CERN), a global health care technology company, are working to improve the health care experience and empower patients to be active participants in their treatment and well-being. As part of this agreement, Cerner and LRVHealth have together invested $6 million in Xealth.
mHealth Times
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Cerner and investment firm LRVHealth invested $6 million in digital health startup Xealth as part of a new collaboration, according to an Aug. 6 announcement.
Becker's Health IT
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Cerner announced it is partnering with digital health platform, Xealth, in an effort meant to enhance the patient care experience and enable patients to be active treatment participants throughout the healthcare process.
EHR Intelligence
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Xealth, a Seattle, WA-based company enabling digital health at scale, and Cerner Corporation, today announced a collaboration that will bring digital health tools to clinicians and patients to improve the healthcare experience.
HIT Consultant
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The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing hospital systems to adopt digital tools at record pace. They are getting help from startups such as Xealth, a Seattle-based company that just announced a key partnership with Cerner and an investment from the publicly-traded healthcare giant.
GeekWire
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The Froedtert & MCW health network and Network Health, a Wisconsin-based health insurer, today announced they are improving patients’ ability to manage diabetes by using digital health as part of the care team’s treatment approach.
mHealth Times
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The Wisconsin health network prescribes apps through its Epic EHR to help patients successfully combat depression and anxiety.
Healthcare IT News
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We take a look at Xealth, the digital health care platform connecting patients and doctors as part of EHR workflows.
Healthcare Global
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Xealth’s CEO and Cofounder Mike McSherry explain how healthcare systems can leverage the right data with the right digital health tools.
HIT Consultant
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The Froedtert & MCW health network has expanded its digital health offerings to pregnant patients through a new integration between Babyscripts, the leading virtual care platform for managing obstetrics, and Xealth, a leader in enabling digital health at scale.
mHealth Times
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Two partnerships that Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin health network formed will help increase digital health options for pregnant patients, according to a Tuesday release. The integration is between Babyscripts, a virtual care platform for managing obstetrics, and Xealth, a company specializing in enabling digital health at scale.
Greater Milwaukee Today
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Tools that track symptoms and vital signs after a patient’s discharge bring highly personalized insights to providers.
HealthTech
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Providence's Dr. Matthew Gonzales discusses how using informative video clips is helping patients plan for the future at HIMSS20 Digital.
MobiHealthNews
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A new digital platform, driven by artificial intelligence, continuously monitors individuals, which allows for the prediction of symptoms associated with COVID-19 before they show up.
HIT Infrastructure
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Companies are employing AI to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic in a number of different ways, including diagnosing Covid-19 cases, identifying which patients would be at highest risk and discovering potential treatments. But not all of these approaches have been validated, experts warned.
MedCity News
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MedTech Breakthrough Awards released its 2020 winners May 19, recognizing top achievement in today's health, fitness and medical technology industries.
Becker's Hospital Review
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In just a matter of days, comprehensive digital solutions were deployed with core goals of assessing and monitoring patients at home.
Healthcare Innovation
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Providence’s Digital Innovation Group is primarily focused on standing up technologies that move the needle. And now, in the midst of a global health care crisis, DIG is putting these solutions to work in the fight against COVID-19.
GeekWire
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The Seattle-based health system, long focused on keeping competitive with consumer tech, is using its platforms to help manage "the biggest disruptor we've had," says its chief digital officer.
Healthcare IT News
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Providence worked with Xealth, a digital prescribing platform, to roll out startup Twistle's care automation and remote monitoring tools in just four days, the organizations said.
Fierce Healthcare
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Digital health-prescription tool Xealth and remote-patient-monitoring platform Twistle have both been deployed by notional not-for-profit health system Providence to help remotely manage patients with COVID-19 symptoms, according to an announcement released today
MobiHealthNews
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Not-for-profit Catholic health system Providence is now remotely monitoring patients suffering from COVID-19 symptoms using Xealth’s digital health platform to deliver Twistle’s care automation and remote patient monitoring platform.
HIT Consultant
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In 2020, healthcare seems more expensive and harder to get than ever, despite the industry representing a third of the U.S. economy. Legacy business and heavy regulations means change comes slowly. This year's Most Innovative Health Companies are trying to bring care up to 21st-century standards faster by bringing it online and finding clever ways to bring down cost.
Fast Company
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Here are the 10 most innovative healthcare organizations in the world, and the products or initiatives that landed them on the list.
Becker's Healthcare
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Host David Harlow talks with Aaron Sheedy, tech veteran, to learn about Xealth's challenges, successes and partnerships with healthcare systems. Xealth empowers clinicians to prescribe digital health assets – defined broadly – and track patient use as part of their daily EHR workflow.
HealthcareNow! Radio
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Accenture announced the finalists on Dec. 16, after they were chosen by a panel of executives representing some of the world's largest healthcare organizations. The 11 startups will compete in a final round of judging at the Accenture Innovation Hub in Houston in February 2020.
Becker's Healthcare
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Xealth announces that it is a finalist in Accenture's HealthTech Innovation Challenge, a recognition that supports innovative approaches and solutions for improving the way people access, manage and finance healthcare in North America.
HIT Consultant
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Today on THCB Spotlights, Matthew talks to Mike McSherry about Xealth—which is an "X" not a "Z" as in, the missing variable in health. How did Mike end up in health care from Swype, the touch screen keyboard that is now ubiquitous on all touch screen phones? Find out how Xealth facilitates adoption of a vast range of digital health services by making it easy for providers to prescribe them as well as track engagement levels. Within the complexity of Epic and other EMR systems, how does Xealth fit in?
The Health Care Blog
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Xealth is working to integrate these silos into electronic health records (EHRs), giving providers new tools to offer digital solutions, manage payer authorizations and track results.
MobiHealth News
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Partnering with Xealth to prescribe content for a variety of procedures and surgery, UPMC clinicians send videos and educational materials automatically to where it is easiest for the patient – their smartphone and desktop, bringing them back to the MyUPMC portal to access information. This adds value for people using the portal and delivers higher engagement between doctors and patients.
UPMC Enterprises
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Sara Vaezy, chief digital strategy officer at Providence St. Joseph Health, talks to MobiHealthNews about the changing digital landscape and ways to enable positive partnerships.
MobiHealth News
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Interview with Aaron Martin and Sara Vaezy: I had the pleasure of having coffee with Aaron Martin and Sara Vaezy at the recent Health 2.0 conference in Santa Clara, CA on September 16, 2019. Aaron Martin is the Chief Digital Innovation Officer at Providence/St. Joseph's and directs the digital, web, mobile and online marketing channels. He also manages the health system's innovation programs as a managing general partner of Providence Ventures, a $300 million investment fund focused on early-stage, venture technology, and medical device investments.
Digital Health Today
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Welldoc, announced activation results for Welldoc's BlueStar digital therapeutics product for managing diabetes can be four times higher when sent directly to the patient from their care team. This distribution was made possible through Seattle-based Xealth, the platform for connecting digital health, which integrated the BlueStar solution into the EHR workflow, simplifying the process of connecting patients with their health care team.
HIT Consultant
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Xealth's digital health platform drives activation and engagement of multiple digital health tools. Xealth's platform is embedded in the EHR, so clinicians can easily order digital health content, apps, and services as part of their clinical workflow, send these digital health orders to the patient's email or patient portal, and then see patient engagement data within the patient record. A single IT integration connects Xealth to the health system's infrastructure and patient portal, enabling Xealth to safely, securely and quickly onboard new digital care vendors.
National HIT Week
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Aaron Sheedy is COO at Xealth, a Seattle-based digital health startup that makes it easier for health systems to integrate digital care vendors into their EHR platforms, from which clinicians can prescribe and monitor those vendors' content, apps, devices and other services.
Becker's Healthcare
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The data in the EMR is slowly being opened up via API access (FHIR, SMART on FHIR, TEFCA and all that), leading to the ability to use that data in new tools and services. More and more app stores and interfaces are being introduced, and more companies like Xealth and Unite.us are building access directly into the EMR workflow.
The Healthcare Blog
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Amazon itself has been multi-tasking across the entire health/care ecosystem to grow platform competencies and products and services to channel across them. My most recent favorite is Xealth, which enables providers to "prescribe," or order up, stuff for patients from one platform via streamlined Amazon-style workflow. Xealth recently received additional funding to further scale the technology.
Health Populi
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In this episode, Mike McSherry discusses how Xealth is helping hospital systems deploy digital health solutions at scale and making the solutions easily consumable for patients and caregivers.
DomoConsulting - The Big Unlock
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Innovation, disruption and bandwidth have become overwrought and under-defined terms in health IT. Several other buzzwords are on the brink of becoming more annoying than meaningful in conversations about forwarding healthcare delivery and improving patient outcomes. Here, eight leaders in health IT share cringeworthy terms and phrases related to their field.
Becker's Healthcare
HealthTech
These days, there's no shortage of digital tools designed to improve the lives of both doctors and their patients. Finding the time to adopt those tools, however, is another story. That's where Xealth comes in.
Built in Seattle
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Digital health startup Xealth has raised an additional $3 million in a series A financing round and has attracted new investment from major health systems Atrium Health, Cleveland Clinic and the MemorialCare Innovation Fund.
Fierce Healthcare
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SXealth is a company on a mission to empower doctors to help change patient behavior, which is does by allowing them to prescribe digital health tools for patients directly from their EHR. Now the company has revealed that it added another $3 million to the $11 million Series A round which it announced back in March, from new investors Atrium Health, Cleveland Clinic and MemorialCare Innovation Fund.
VatorNews
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Seattle-based startup Xealth capped its Series A funcing round Thursday at $14 million. Since announcing in March that it had brought in $11 million, three additional investors have added to the pool.
Puget Sound Business Journal
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Xealth, the leading platform for connecting digital health, today announced that it has secured an additional $3 million in its Series A financing, bringing the amount raised in this round to $14 million total.
PR Newswire
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The three new investors in the round are all health systems who will be using the app with their doctors and patients as well. These include the Cleveland Clinic, Atrium Health and MemorialCare, through its MemorialCare Innovation Fund.
MobiHealthNews
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The Seattle-based company will use the investments from this round to advance the development and deployment of its platform.
MedCity News
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Xealth, a Seattle-based digital prescribing platform has raised an additional $3 million in its Series A financing, bringing the amount raised in this round to $14 million total.
HIT Consultant
HealthTech
The healthcare industry is racing toward a future in which both your general health and diseases will be managed, in part, through apps. From managing weight to monitoring blood glucose, these digital health solutions are increasingly seen as an important complement to drugs.
GeekWire
HealthTech
Seattle-based digital health startup Xealth announced the close of its $14 million Series A financing round on June 20, following a $3 million infusion from Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health, Cleveland Clinic and Long Beach, Calif.-based MemorialCare Innovation Fund.
Becker's Hospital Review
HealthTech
Hospitals and health systems are investing in innovation centers, artificial intelligence, technology startups, telemedicine and hospitals of the future. Here are 11 hospitals, health systems and healthcare providers that are spending on new companies, initiatives and institutes focused on technology and healthcare innovation over the past six months.
Becker's Healthcare
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Although no one can agree on what digital health is, everyone agrees that digital health is here to stay, and many hospitals are struggling to keep up with the pace of change and development.
DOTmed HealthCare Business News
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Xealth, the leading digital prescribing platform, today announced that it has raised USD 11 million in a Series A financing round, with new investment from health care industry leaders and investors McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips and ResMed.
New Kerala
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Seattle-based digital prescribing platform company Xealth announced it has raised $11 million in Series A funding. The investors in this round include McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips, ResMed and existing investors Threshold Ventures (formerly DFJ Venture), Providence Ventures, UPMC, and Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network. With this funding round, Xealth is going to fuel the expansion of its platform to better connect patients and doctors.
Pulse 2.0
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Froedtert Health was among the investors in Xealth, a digital prescribing platform that raised $11 million in Series A funding. The Froedtert and the Medical College network also has been using the Xealth platform for over 13 months in combination with products from Proteus Digital Health.
Milwaukee Business Journal
HealthTech
Seattle-based health diagnostics and digital marketing company Xealth has secured $11 million in Series A funding, according to company database Crunchbase, topping the city's recent funding headlines. The cash infusion was announced March 27 and financed by Froedtert Health.
Hoodline
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The Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin health system is using an mHealth platform featuring Proteus Digital Medicine technology to help care providers and patients with chronic conditions improve medicine management at home.
mHealth Intelligence
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Smaller companies dominated the funding news for Seattle's tech industry this month, highlighting the startup scene's sprightly health in a city somewhat dominated by two homegrown giants and a slew of Silicon Valley imports. The startups featured here are working on technology for use in settings ranging from hospitals to the high seas, and will be worth keeping an eye on over the coming 12 months.
GeekWire
HealthTech
Xealth, a digital prescribing platform, has raised $11 million in a Series A financing round with new investments from healthcare companies like Philips, ResMed and McKesson. The company says the investment will "fuel the expansion of Xealth's platform, better connecting patients and doctors."
HME News
HealthTech
Xealth, the developer of a digital health platform designed to connect patients and doctors, has raised $11 million from investors including McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips and ResMed. Based in Seattle, the startup's platform enables clinicians to monitor their patients' prescriptions, digital health tools and non-clinical services. Xealth raised $8.6 million at a valuation of $22.6 million in 2017.
PitchBook
HealthTech
Digital health startup Xealth has raised $11 million in a series A financing round and has attracted investment from a who's who of investors including Novartis, a digital therapeutics company, and medical device companies Philips and ResMed.
FierceHealthcare
HealthTech
While healthcare is notorious for being a industry that resists change, or for being one that at least changes slowly. There's good reason for this, of course, not least of which is the regulatory environment that protects patients. Things are finally changing now, though, and the space is going increasingly digital, especially when it comes to the implementation of electronic health records (EHR) that are meant to make it easier to follow a patient from doctor to doctor and to monitor their care.
VatorNews
HealthTech
Providence St. Joseph Health's spinout Xealth pulled in an $11 million Series A financing round to fuel expansion. The round was lead by California-based McKesson Ventures, the Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis, health care and electronics company Philips and the California-based medical equipment company ResMed. Existing investors joining the round include Threshold Ventures, Providence Ventures, UPMC and Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin health network.
Puget Sound Business Journal
HealthTech
McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips, ResMed join Threshold Ventures, the Froedtert & MCW Health Network, Providence Ventures, UPMC to accelerate Xealth's digital health prescribing platform.
PR Newswire
HealthTech
The Providence-St. Joseph Health spinoff's platform allows clinicians to prescribe apps and other digital tools to patients through their normal EHR workflow.
MobiHealthNews
HealthTech
The Froedtert & the Medical College health network was among a group of investors in Seattle-based digital health startup Xealth's recent $11 million Series A funding round.
Milwaukee Business News
HealthTech
The Series A funding came from a slew of investors, including Novartis, Philips, McKesson Ventures, ResMed, Providence Ventures and UPMC.
MedCity News
HealthTech
Xealth, a Seattle-based digital prescribing platform has raised $11 million in Series A funding from McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips, and ResMed. Existing investors Threshold Ventures (formerly DFJ Venture), Providence Ventures, UPMC and Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin health network also participated in the round.
HIT Consultant
HealthTech
Is there big market for prescriptions beyond drugs? Several investors with deep experience in health are betting on it — joining in a new $11 million funding round for Xealth, a digital health startup building a platform that lets doctors prescribe everything from wheelchairs and insulin monitors to articles and Lyft rides.
GeekWire
HealthTech
Xealth, the leading digital prescribing platform, today announced that it has raised $11 million in a Series A financing round, with new investment from health care industry leaders and investors McKesson Ventures, Novartis, Philips and ResMed. Also joining this round are existing investors Threshold Ventures (formerly DFJ Venture), Providence Ventures, UPMC and Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network. This investment will fuel the expansion of Xealth's platform, better connecting patients and doctors.
DOTmed HealthCare Business News
HealthTech
True to their word, the company spun out in 2017. And today, Xealth announced an $11 million Series A to fuel further growth, with backing from a list of investors that's about as impressive as it gets. The venture capital arms of medical supplier McKesson, pharmaceutical giant Novartis, medical equipment firm ResMed and health multinational Philips all participated, along with existing investors.
Built In Seattle
HealthTech
Xealth helps to bridge the existing drug and health care products supply chain with the digital, which opens up a new set of digitally-based treatment options that either stand alone or are in combination with traditional therapies. Most importantly, the data feedback loop Xealth creates can empower care teams to make better care decisions and help stakeholder partners improve product offerings.
BioSpace
HealthTech
The Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin health network announced today they have teamed up with Proteus Digital Health and Xealth to provide an evidence-based Digital Medicines offering that is fully integrated into patients' electronic health records (EHR).
PR Newswire
HealthTech
You might have caught the publication of Built In Seattle's 50 Best Places to Work in 2019 a few weeks back and wondered, "How on Earth did they figure that out?"
Built In Seattle
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ResMed is partnering with Providence St. Joseph to give clinicians insights into helping patients be more compliant, says ResMed's VP of SaaS Strategy Annie McBride.
MobiHealthNews
HealthTech
Built In Seattle's Best Places to Work in Seattle list ranks the startups and tech companies with the best employee benefits and salary in 2019.
Built In Seattle
HealthTech
Sundar Balasubramanian co-founded Xealth with Mike McSherry, Aaron Sheedy and Eric Fu. Xealth allows medical providers to prescribe digital health tools to patients through a portal just as easily as they can prescriptions.
Puget Sound Business Journal
HealthTech
Amazon quietly launching an exclusive over-the-counter product line piqued readers' attention the most in 2018.
Becker's Healthcare
HealthTech
Tech giants like Amazon and Apple are expanding their businesses to include electronic health records—which contain data on diagnoses, prescriptions and other medical information. That's creating both opportunities and spurring privacy concerns. Here's what to know.
Wall Street Journal
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Providence St. Joseph Health President and Chief Executive Officer Rod Hochman discusses the launch of a second health-care venture capital and growth equity fund, investments into digital technology and consolidation in the health-care industry. He speaks with Bloomberg's Taylor Riggs on "Bloomberg Technology."
Bloomberg
HealthTech
As palliative care clinicians, Dr. Matthew Gonzales and his colleagues at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance, Calif., have found that many of the topics their patients need to understand—such as advance directives, goals of care and dementia—can be very complex and emotionally difficult to process.
Business Insider
HealthTech
Providence St. Joseph Health and UPMC are the first health systems to go live with the service, with several other health systems getting it soon as well. Xealth is launching a new tool that allows doctors to digitally send over the counter (OTC) product recommendations to patients so they can purchase them from their favorite retailer &mdahs; either online and or in store.
MHealth Spot
HealthTech
The Seattle-based company's new feature will initially go live at two health systems: Providence St. Joseph Health and UPMC. Xealth, a Seattle-based startup whose platform allows doctors to prescribe digital health content, apps and services, has launched a new ability.
MedCity News
HealthTech
The digitalization of healthcare is nearly complete. From cloud-based medical records to digital pills, nearly every aspect of the medical industry has been transformed.
Ignite Sourcing
HealthTech
A growing number of doctors around the U.S. can direct a patient to Amazon.com Inc. to buy blood-pressure cuffs, slings and other supplies via an app embedded in the patient's private medical record—a change creating convenience but also raising privacy concerns.
The Wall Street Journal
HealthTech
A digital health company partly owned by UPMC Enterprises is launching with UPMC and another health system an application that allows doctors to provide recommendations for over-the-counter products electronically.
Pittsburgh Business Times
HealthTech
Imagine a patient who is having knee surgery. The person's doctor will prescribe medication for recovery, provide instructions for physical therapy exercises, and tell the patient to get a variety of products, like ice packs and knee braces.
Geekwire
HealthTech
Seattle continues to grow a strong health innovation community, reflected by this years 2018 Finalists of the Seattle Innovators of the Year Awards. Successful innovation in an industry as complex as healthcare requires a combination of Collaboration, Customer Focus, Imagination, and Perseverance.
Health Innovation NW
HealthTech
On October 23 at the Health IT Summit in Seattle, sponsored by Healthcare Informatics, Aaron Martin of the Renton, Washington-based Providence St. Joseph Health, shared with attendees his organization's vision of a digitally connected consumer population-and what he and his colleagues have done to achieve that vision.
Healthcare Innovation
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Director of Operations Rebecca Dean recently joined forces with several other women on Xealth's staff to organize a forum for women in tech, focusing on the power of relationships to advance careers.
Built In Seattle
HealthTech
From disrupting mobile phones to...EMRs? Serial tech entrepreneur, Mike McSherry, founder of Boost Mobile and Amp'd Mobile talks about venturing into the health tech world with his new venture Xealth, a digital prescribing and analytics platform that integrates into EMRs.
WTF Health
HealthTech
We see third parties like Xealth, RxHealth, and home-grown solutions building to become a new "digital formulary" in the electronic medical record, trying to pave a road for digital offerings where the traditional players have not.
Medium
HealthTech
For a digital health startup looking to be deployed in a hospital, it can seem like finally landing that big hospital pilot is the culmination of months or years of effort. But hospitals and startups alike quickly learn that it's just the beginning of a difficult process, and that many pilots die without being turned into full scale deployments.
MobiHealthNews
HealthTech
In the tech world, engineers are a revered, almost mystical breed. They build the products upon which a company is built — and fix them when they break. Engineers are like magicians to the rest of us, conjuring strange and often beautiful creations with a flurry of keystrokes. We talked to engineers at six Seattle-area tech companies to learn what sets their particular teams apart, and what they look for in new members.
Built In Seattle
HealthTech
Our world is becoming more digitized and better-connected by the day, so the way we receive healthcare is changing dramatically to keep up with the pace. While receiving health digitally may still seem like a foreign concept to some, according to McKinsey more than 75% of all patients expect to use digital services in the future, so it's a trend health care providers can't afford to miss out on.
Innovation Enterprise
HealthTech
In 2017, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) said it would be investing in Xealth, a digital health startup that offers a digital prescribing platform, allowing clinicians to prescribe patients digital educational content, disease management apps and monitoring devices.
Healthcare Informatics
HealthTech
Xealth takes medical prescriptions and uploads them to the cloud, where doctors can share device information, relevant reading and exercise programs and check in to make sure patients are following treatment programs. For the health of day-to-day company culture, however, product developers David Cooper, James Richie and Sandi Hungerford say a little puppy time is just what the doctor ordered.
Built In Seattle
HealthTech
Xealth enables healthcare teams to order digital content and services as easily as they do medications today. Patients can then access these digital health prescriptions from the provider's portal, so that they can actively manage their health.
Built In Seattle
HealthTech
Companies like Xealth are making it easier for doctors to prescribe information and streamline this process right from an EHR.
Medium
HealthTech
It's been a big year in Seattle tech so far, with a fresh crop of startups leveraging artificial intelligence, big data, breakthrough security strategies and more to transform industries of all stripes.
Built In Seattle
HealthTech
Seattle is big on healthcare. Take a stroll around South Lake Union, and you'll pass the who's who of some of the best research labs and public health nonprofits around.
Built In Seattle
HealthTech
ResMed and Xealth have launched a pilot project that allows primary care physicians at Providence St. Joseph Health to access data from CPAP devices right from their electronic medical record software.
HME News
HealthTech
Health systems across the country are focused on digital transformation with an eye toward lowering costs and improving access to and quality of care. At Seattle-based Providence St. Joseph Health, technology leaders are making significant advances in the health system's digital journey, offering robust capabilities that empower patients to become more active participants in their own health.
Healthcare Informatics
HealthTech
The HL7 SMART on FHIR standard makes EHR integration much simpler in theory, but most EHR vendors have been slow to fully adopt the standards. Integration service providers like Xealth and Redox meanwhile fill the gaps.
Pattern Health
HealthTech
The healthcare system feels as though it's years behind, compared to other consumer-dominated industries, and for good reason. Fluctuating payment models, care structures, patient journeys, and shifting relationships between patients and their physicians have complex, ever-shifting barriers to implementing innovative solutions — and do it at scale.
Bright TALK
HealthTech
At your next doctor's visit, you may be surprised by what your physician prescribes. Providence St. Joseph Health physicians are now digitally ordering health articles, videos, apps, devices, and other content and services as easily as they do medications thanks to a new cloud-based technology from Xealth. It's all part of Providence's plan to use technology to create a better digital health care experience that's even more patient-focused and personalized.
Providence Blog
HealthTech
Xealth offers cloud-based technologies for physicians and clinicians to prescribe customized digital health content, including exercise programs, educational videos, apps and services.
Medical Design And Outsourcing
HealthTech
Twistle, the nation's leading patient engagement platform announced today a partnership with Xealth, a unique digital prescribing platform that enables physicians to order customized Twistle care plans for their patients from within the electronic health record (EHR).
Twistle
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UPMC Enterprises develops products organically within the organization and invests in commercialization efforts with external partners by offering the clinical and technical expertise of UPMC's subject matter experts. After investing in Xealth, UPMC strongly supported the use of the product across the enterprise and encouraged users to promote utilization whenever possible.
Health Business Insights
HealthTech
Providence St. Joseph Health CEO, Rod Hochman, describes today's "healthcare industry financial statement," in slightly tongue-in-cheek terms, like this: technology companies, pharmaceutical companies and medical device companies own the profits, insurance companies own the balance sheet, and health systems own the debt because of the capital intensity of investing in hospitals.
Forbes
HealthTech
Through the Xealth software system, UPMC doctors can prescribe relevant apps or send digital content to different patient groups.
MedCity News
HealthTech
With its connected digital prescribing platform, Xealth hopes to make a physician's job a little easier—and in turn, improve the consumer experience and, ultimately, our health.
Brand Channel
HealthTech
UPMC Enterprises oversees the organization's spinout companies and its investment in other health startups, like Seattle-based Xealth.
Geekwire
HealthTech
Xealth, while not a digital therapeutics provider, is an aggregator platform that connects with EHRs to allow physicians to prescribe various digital therapeutics.
MobiHealthNews
HealthTech
UPMC Enterprises, the commercialization division launched by Pittsburgh-based integrated health system UPMC in 2015, is developing innovative digital solutions to a range of challenges in health care, including data integration, consumer engagement, and population health.
UPMC Enterprises
HealthTech
As palliative care clinicians, Dr. Matthew Gonzales and his colleagues at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance, Calif., have found that many of the topics their patients need to understand—such as advance directives, goals of care and dementia—can be very complex and emotionally difficult to process.
Catholic Health Association of the United States
HealthTech
Former Swype leaders Mike McSherry and Aaron Sheedy last year founded Xealth, a cloud-based digital platform that allows doctors to send digital treatments like instructional videos to patients.
Geekwire
HealthTech
Tech is all about disruption. It's the poster child of the innovation economy: Tear everything down and build it over again, newer, brighter and shinier.
Geekwire
HealthTech
There is no end to pressing needs in the healthcare industry and now former Swype leaders Mike McSherry and Aaron Sheedy are using technology to help doctors prescribe digital treatments.
Geekwire
HealthTech
The healthcare IT landscape that is always in flux, thanks to new approaches driven by entrepreneurs who are adept at shaking things up.
Healthcare IT News
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Xealth is a spin off from Providence Health, one of the five largest healthcare systems in the country. Providence recruited a talented entrpreneur-in-residence (EIR) team (more on the team in a moment) to help with its innovation initiative and granted the EIR team free access to clinicians and medical experts.
Medium
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Xealth is a startup working to bridge the gap between new digital medical practices and established providers.
PSFK
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Seattle-based Providence Health & Services and Pittsburgh-based UPMC Enterprises have invested in a digital healthcare startup, Xealth. Xealth's digital platform will enable physicians and clinicians so as to prescribe customized digital healthcare content, services, and apps.
DistilNFO HospitalIT Advisory
HealthTech
Xealth, a startup that helps doctors to prescribe digital health apps, has raised $8.5 million in a round led by DFJ Venture Partners. Other investors in the round included hospital systems Providence St. Joseph Health, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), Hennepin Healthcare System, and Froedtert Health.
MobiHealthNews
HealthTech
Pittsburgh-based UPMC Enterprises and Seattle-based Providence Health & Services are investing in Xealth, a digital healthcare startup whose platform enables physicians and clinicians to prescribe customized digital healthcare content, apps, and services.
Healthcare Informatics
HealthTech
Xealth, which offers a cloud-based technology that enables physicians and clinicians to prescribe customized digital healthcare content, such as exercise programs, educational videos, apps and services, has received $8.5 million in new funding.
Healthcare IT News
HealthTech
There is no end to pressing needs in the healthcare industry. That's one of the first things that tech veterans and former Swype leaders Mike McSherry and Aaron Sheedy learned when they joined hospital network Providence Health and Services as entrepreneurs in residence.
Geekwire
HealthTech
Xealth, a Seattle, WA-based digital health care startup, raised $8.5M in funding. The round was led by DFJ, with participation from Providence, UPMC, Hennepin Healthcare System, and Froedtert Health.
FINSMES
HealthTech
With more digital health apps and devices popping up each week, the debate continues about their effectiveness at improving health. But there's another big problem for doctors and hospitals that want their patients to use the apps that do work: prescribing them.
Xconomy
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Xealth, a health care startup that allows doctors to prescribe digital services like apps and devices, today announced a seed round of $8.5 million, led by DFJ.
VentureBeat
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Xealth hopes to find an office by the end of the year and plans to grow its team from 12 employees to 25 by the end of the year and double it again in 2017.
The Seattle Times
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Xealth hopes to find an office by the end of the year and plans to grow its team from 12 employees to 25 by the end of the year and double it again in 2017.
Puget Sound Business Journal
HealthTech
Xealth, a digital health care startup, today announced an $8.5M investment led by DFJ and the launch of its digital prescribing and analytics platform. The Xealth platform, which is being used by two of the largest health care systems in the US—Seattle-based Providence and Pittsburgh-based UPMC—enables physicians and clinicians to prescribe customized digital health care content, apps, and services as easily as they do medications today.
PR NewsWire
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Seattle-based Xealth, a new startup out of Providence Health & Services, has nabbed $8.5 million in a round led by DFJ. The company's platform lets physicians prescribe digital health content, apps and services.
MedCity News
HealthTech
A new era began in June within Providence St. Joseph Health's digital innovation effort, which announced that it had launched its first internally incubated technology company, Xealth.
Hospitals and Health Networks
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Xealth, a digital health startup incubated within Providence's Digital Innovation program has raised $8.5 million in funding led by DFJ to launch its digital prescription platform. The funding also included participation from leading healthcare organizations including Providence, UPMC, Hennepin, and Froedtert.
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