ChatGPT in Healthcare: Navigating Potential and Risks

by Brittany Johnson | Blog

There’s no doubt that AI is making waves all around the world, including in healthcare. At a special roundtable discussion at ViVE23 held by Wysa, Decimal.health, and Hop Labs, health tech leaders came together to discuss the future of ChatGPT in healthcare. We...

Making Something Real from Strategy to Implementation (Scaling)

by Brittany Johnson | Blog

Digital health is becoming more mainstream within health systems, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic and now staring down the impending labor shortage crisis. However, the adoption, implementation, and scale achieved by these technologies across use cases and...

Remote Patient Monitoring: It’s Not New But it’s Necessary

by Brittany Johnson | Blog

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States (US) healthcare industry embraced remote patient monitoring devices to deliver clinically effective and safe care in the comfort of patients’ homes. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) offered the double benefit of...

Can RPM/RTM Codes Solve the Provider Adoption Problem for Digital Therapeutics?

by Brittany Johnson | Blog

Globally, the Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) market is valued at USD $4.4B (2022) and is expected to register a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.5% by 2030 (GrandViewResearch). As one of the largest healthcare markets, the US holds over 40% of the revenue...

Navigating the Fragmented Regulatory DTx Landscape: Four Countries Leading Global Practice

by Robert Silvey | Blog

Entering the rapidly growing digital health industry is exciting and promising for established and entrepreneurial companies alike. While exciting, navigating the complicated regulatory structures of different countries is one of the first hurdles any established or...

Three Hurdles European Digital Health Companies Need to Overcome When Expanding to the US

by Robert Silvey | Blog

At Decimal.health, we understand that the United States is an attractive market for European digital health companies to move into. The US digital health market dwarfs its European counterpart, with a valuation of $66.5B compared to Europe’s $39.3B.2 The US market is...