You can frame things any of a number of ways. The reality is that AI will change healthcare in some big ways, in the years to ...

Shannon Calhoun is a healthcare innovator and leader dedicated to transforming care delivery through mission-driven solutions in network development, value-based care, and digital health. As Chief ...

A dozen novel ideas and technologies, from cancer-spotting AIs to pocket-sized ultrasound devices, that stand at the vanguard ...

Health innovation in Charlotte is entering a new chapter. Anchored by The Pearl innovation district and the newly opened ...

Explore five American medtech companies making global impact in 2026 through innovations in surgery, diagnostics, and population health.

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The government has divvied up more than $665 million to states for designing and testing ways to improve healthcare quality, accessibility and affordability. The awards will go to 28 states, three ...

Adamson is a health technology business executive, a system-dynamics doctoral researcher at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and the founder of InnovaHer. Bill Gates’ recent $2.5 billion ...

Boston-based Partners HealthCare Innovation partners with Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, McLean Hospital and Spaulding Hospital to help researchers commercialize ...

Stacey Johnston, the health system’s Chief Information and Digital Execution Officer, says new AI projects still need to prove financial value first. For Stacey Johnston, finding the right AI tools to ...

To foster innovation at the bedside, CNOs must provide nurses with opportunities to be at the forefront of change in their health systems, says this nurse leader. As technology becomes more ...

Faithful readers of the Sentinel’s Commentary pages know Dr. Michael Pramenko as a crusader for better health outcomes as a means of bending the health-care cost curve.