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Arintra, a revenue cycle management (RCM) startup, has deployed AI that reads medical charts and automatically generates claims, reducing the need for human coders. The technology delivered a 5% revenue uplift for Mercy Health, one of its early customers. CTO Preeti Bhargava warns that the success is prompting an AI‑driven RCM arms race among providers and payers. The company’s approach reflects a broader shift toward automation in healthcare billing.
Digital narratives on platforms like TikTok and Reddit are reshaping mental‑health outcomes by spreading misinformation and disinformation. A scoping review by the Royal College of Psychiatrists found that over half of top TikTok mental‑health videos contain misleading content, which erodes...
An Oscar‑nominated Iranian film clip showed a pregnant woman denied emergency care because the hospital demanded cash, echoing similar payment barriers faced by U.S. patients. While outright refusals are illegal in the United States, American hospitals still use urgency assessments...
Brook.ai, led by CEO Oren Nissim, is scaling its remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform to cut hospital readmissions and improve care plan adherence. The company reports over 50% of its hypertension cohort achieving control within ten weeks and a roughly...
In a quick‑bite interview at the February 2026 VIVE conference, Miriam Paramore discussed RxUtility, a health‑tech platform that consolidates manufacturer coupons and cash‑price data to present consumers with the lowest possible drug price at the point of dispensing. The solution...
The article revisits the long‑standing self‑versus‑non‑self paradigm in immunology, highlighting fetal immune tolerance as a natural exception. It explains how maternal‑fetal microchimerism and epigenetic plasticity challenge traditional dogma and could unlock new treatments for auto‑immune disease, cancer, and age‑related inflammation....
