TandemStride launches platform to assist survivors of traumatic injury a personal look (A real care gap) But restoring faith in health tech benefiting a neglected group is TandemStride. VA may restart Oracle Cerner implementation, Epic and Particle Health feud. UHG battling on multiple fronts between the Change hacking and the House, Walgreens lays off more to cut costs, VillageMD sued on ad trackers, and Cerebral’s comeuppance costs $7.1M. Leading in bafflement is NeueHealth’s additional $30M from NEA, which now owns 60%. Who really has the 4TB of Change Healthcare data 4 sale? And in great timing, Optum lays off a rumored 20K–say wot? (UHG has some ‘splainin’)Īnother packed week, with a few baffling events. What the DOJ and FTC Merger Guidelines mean for healthcare M&A–a Epstein Becker Green podcast (Legal department torture)īreaking: UnitedHealth admits to paying ransomwareistes on Change stolen patient data (updated) (For what and how much?)

Short takes: VA seeks vendor to support EHR testing Defense Health seeks ‘digital front door’ vendor GAO recommendations to Oracle Nonin partners with Finland’s Medixine Lumeris gains $100M equity funding Two studies: Telehealth underutilized, underbilled, even during pandemic–and accounted for only modest increases in costs, and quality (Perhaps undercaptured?) (Shifting Alerts to this Thursday, Friday, Saturday) VA and DOD hard at work on their EHRs and systems, Lumeris gains a luminous funding, but Optum staff are seeing pink slips. Also returning to those Merger Guidelines and how they may change the face of healthcare M&A. We return to the Cyberattack That Changed Everything, wondering how much and to whom UnitedHealth paid ransom–now that they’ve finally admitted it.

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