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Advances in virtual technology and changing patient preferences show promise for increasing care access and present an opportunity for budding healthcare entrepreneurs.

In a Nov. 9 press release, the company said it plans to spin off GE Aviation, GE Healthcare, and the combined GE Renewable Energy, GE Power, and GE Digital into three separate "industry-leading, investment-grade public companies" in order "to realize the full potential of each business."

Here's how we clear the confusion found in patient-care delivery and its dangerous consequences.

Why it's vital to know how different age groups apply differing approaches to healthcare tech.

Working as a doctor, Toyin Ajayi witnessed how the healthcare system fails traumatized patients in marginalized communities-down to the language it uses to describe them. She started Cityblock Health to change the equation.

Healthcare companies that address this issue head-on will be the leaders of the industry in the future.

In the healthcare and technology industries, the term 'business as usual' will destroy the patient experience and limit the clinic's success.

Most would agree that we are in a massive industrial shift right now.

From farming methods to industrial facilities, AI is reshaping the business world.

The footwear company is helping out healthcare workers amid the pandemic.

It might seem ironic that one of the greatest paradigm changes in the healthcare sector is being driven by one of the greatest health crises the world has ever seen, but it really isn't.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming population health, making proactive care more feasible and processes more efficient than ever before.

Provisions in the Cures Act Final Rule represent huge advances in patient empowerment, freedom, convenience, and unprecedented accessibility.

No sector of the economy has changed more rapidly in the last year than health tech.

Leverage these must-know healthcare tips to find the right policy and save on your taxes.

Technology is not only changing the way we do healthcare, but also its career possibilities.

The main reason is as blunt as it is true: employees who can't work are expensive.

For decades, politicians and policy experts have focused on the wrong problem.

Technology will save the American healthcare system while simultaneously helping all business owners save money and increase employee satisfaction and well-being.

Too often, the pressures of capitalism make the workplace a toxic environment for those diagnosed with cancer, especially Black people.

One New York doctor explains how it has "introduced a whole new level of convenience and respite."