Business Insider
As palliative care clinicians, Dr. Matthew Gonzales and his colleagues at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance, Calif., have found that many of the topics their patients need to understand—such as advance directives, goals of care and dementia—can be very complex and emotionally difficult to process.
Business Insider
Wall Street Journal
Tech giants like Amazon and Apple are expanding their businesses to include electronic health records—which contain data on diagnoses, prescriptions and other medical information. That's creating both opportunities and spurring privacy concerns. Here's what to know.
Wall Street Journal
Bloomberg
Providence St. Joseph Health President and Chief Executive Officer Rod Hochman discusses the launch of a second health-care venture capital and growth equity fund, investments into digital technology and consolidation in the health-care industry. He speaks with Bloomberg's Taylor Riggs on "Bloomberg Technology."
Bloomberg
Becker’s Healthcare
Amazon quietly launching an exclusive over-the-counter product line piqued readers' attention the most in 2018.
Becker’s Healthcare
Puget Sound Business Journal
Sundar Balasubramanian co-founded Xealth with Mike McSherry, Aaron Sheedy and Eric Fu. Xealth allows medical providers to prescribe digital health tools to patients through a portal just as easily as they can prescriptions.
Puget Sound Business Journal
Catholic Health Association of the United States
As palliative care clinicians, Dr. Matthew Gonzales and his colleagues at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance, Calif., have found that many of the topics their patients need to understand—such as advance directives, goals of care and dementia—can be very complex and emotionally difficult to process.
Catholic Health Association of the United States
UPMC Enterprises
UPMC Enterprises, the commercialization division launched by Pittsburgh-based integrated health system UPMC in 2015, is developing innovative digital solutions to a range of challenges in health care, including data integration, consumer engagement, and population health.
UPMC Enterprises
MobiHealthNews
Xealth, while not a digital therapeutics provider, is an aggregator platform that connects with EHRs to allow physicians to prescribe various digital therapeutics.
MobiHealthNews
Geekwire
UPMC Enterprises oversees the organization's spinout companies and its investment in other health startups, like Seattle-based Xealth.
Geekwire
Brand Channel
With its connected digital prescribing platform, Xealth hopes to make a physician's job a little easier—and in turn, improve the consumer experience and, ultimately, our health.
Brand Channel
MedCity News
Through the Xealth software system, UPMC doctors can prescribe relevant apps or send digital content to different patient groups.
MedCity News
Forbes
Providence St. Joseph Health CEO, Rod Hochman, describes today's "healthcare industry financial statement," in slightly tongue-in-cheek terms, like this: technology companies, pharmaceutical companies and medical device companies own the profits, insurance companies own the balance sheet, and health systems own the debt because of the capital intensity of investing in hospitals.
Forbes
Health Business Insights
UPMC Enterprises develops products organically within the organization and invests in commercialization efforts with external partners by offering the clinical and technical expertise of UPMC's subject matter experts. After investing in Xealth, UPMC strongly supported the use of the product across the enterprise and encouraged users to promote utilization whenever possible.
Health Business Insights
Twistle
Twistle, the nation's leading patient engagement platform announced today a partnership with Xealth, a unique digital prescribing platform that enables physicians to order customized Twistle care plans for their patients from within the electronic health record (EHR).
Twistle
Medical Design And Outsourcing
Xealth offers cloud-based technologies for physicians and clinicians to prescribe customized digital health content, including exercise programs, educational videos, apps and services.
Medical Design And Outsourcing
Providence Blog
At your next doctor's visit, you may be surprised by what your physician prescribes. Providence St. Joseph Health physicians are now digitally ordering health articles, videos, apps, devices, and other content and services as easily as they do medications thanks to a new cloud-based technology from Xealth. It's all part of Providence's plan to use technology to create a better digital health care experience that's even more patient-focused and personalized.
Providence Blog
Bright TALK
The healthcare system feels as though it's years behind, compared to other consumer-dominated industries, and for good reason. Fluctuating payment models, care structures, patient journeys, and shifting relationships between patients and their physicians have complex, ever-shifting barriers to implementing innovative solutions — and do it at scale.
Bright TALK
Pattern Health
The HL7 SMART on FHIR standard makes EHR integration much simpler in theory, but most EHR vendors have been slow to fully adopt the standards. Integration service providers like Xealth and Redox meanwhile fill the gaps.
Pattern Health
Healthcare Informatics
Health systems across the country are focused on digital transformation with an eye toward lowering costs and improving access to and quality of care. At Seattle-based Providence St. Joseph Health, technology leaders are making significant advances in the health system's digital journey, offering robust capabilities that empower patients to become more active participants in their own health.
Healthcare Informatics
HME News
ResMed and Xealth have launched a pilot project that allows primary care physicians at Providence St. Joseph Health to access data from CPAP devices right from their electronic medical record software.
HME News
Built In Seattle
Seattle is big on healthcare. Take a stroll around South Lake Union, and you'll pass the who's who of some of the best research labs and public health nonprofits around.
Built In Seattle
Built In Seattle
It's been a big year in Seattle tech so far, with a fresh crop of startups leveraging artificial intelligence, big data, breakthrough security strategies and more to transform industries of all stripes.
Built In Seattle
Medium
Companies like Xealth are making it easier for doctors to prescribe information and streamline this process right from an EHR.
Medium
Built In Seattle
Xealth enables healthcare teams to order digital content and services as easily as they do medications today. Patients can then access these digital health prescriptions from the provider's portal, so that they can actively manage their health.
Built In Seattle
Built In Seattle
Xealth takes medical prescriptions and uploads them to the cloud, where doctors can share device information, relevant reading and exercise programs and check in to make sure patients are following treatment programs. For the health of day-to-day company culture, however, product developers David Cooper, James Richie and Sandi Hungerford say a little puppy time is just what the doctor ordered.
Built In Seattle
Healthcare Informatics
In 2017, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) said it would be investing in Xealth, a digital health startup that offers a digital prescribing platform, allowing clinicians to prescribe patients digital educational content, disease management apps and monitoring devices.
Healthcare Informatics
Innovation Enterprise
Our world is becoming more digitized and better-connected by the day, so the way we receive healthcare is changing dramatically to keep up with the pace. While receiving health digitally may still seem like a foreign concept to some, according to McKinsey more than 75% of all patients expect to use digital services in the future, so it's a trend health care providers can't afford to miss out on.
Innovation Enterprise
Built In Seattle
In the tech world, engineers are a revered, almost mystical breed. They build the products upon which a company is built — and fix them when they break. Engineers are like magicians to the rest of us, conjuring strange and often beautiful creations with a flurry of keystrokes. We talked to engineers at six Seattle-area tech companies to learn what sets their particular teams apart, and what they look for in new members.
Built In Seattle
MobiHealthNews
For a digital health startup looking to be deployed in a hospital, it can seem like finally landing that big hospital pilot is the culmination of months or years of effort. But hospitals and startups alike quickly learn that it's just the beginning of a difficult process, and that many pilots die without being turned into full scale deployments.
MobiHealthNews
Medium
We see third parties like Xealth, RxHealth, and home-grown solutions building to become a new "digital formulary" in the electronic medical record, trying to pave a road for digital offerings where the traditional players have not.
Medium
WTF Health
From disrupting mobile phones to...EMRs? Serial tech entrepreneur, Mike McSherry, founder of Boost Mobile and Amp'd Mobile talks about venturing into the health tech world with his new venture Xealth, a digital prescribing and analytics platform that integrates into EMRs.
WTF Health
Built In Seattle
Director of Operations Rebecca Dean recently joined forces with several other women on Xealth's staff to organize a forum for women in tech, focusing on the power of relationships to advance careers.
Built In Seattle
Healthcare Innovation
On October 23 at the Health IT Summit in Seattle, sponsored by Healthcare Informatics, Aaron Martin of the Renton, Washington-based Providence St. Joseph Health, shared with attendees his organization’s vision of a digitally connected consumer population-and what he and his colleagues have done to achieve that vision.
Healthcare Innovation
Health Innovation NW
Seattle continues to grow a strong health innovation community, reflected by this years 2018 Finalists of the Seattle Innovators of the Year Awards. Successful innovation in an industry as complex as healthcare requires a combination of Collaboration, Customer Focus, Imagination, and Perseverance.
Health Innovation NW
Geekwire
Imagine a patient who is having knee surgery. The person's doctor will prescribe medication for recovery, provide instructions for physical therapy exercises, and tell the patient to get a variety of products, like ice packs and knee braces.
Geekwire
Pittsburgh Business Times
A digital health company partly owned by UPMC Enterprises is launching with UPMC and another health system an application that allows doctors to provide recommendations for over-the-counter products electronically.
Pittsburgh Business Times
The Wall Street Journal
A growing number of doctors around the U.S. can direct a patient to Amazon.com Inc. to buy blood-pressure cuffs, slings and other supplies via an app embedded in the patient's private medical record—a change creating convenience but also raising privacy concerns.
The Wall Street Journal
Ignite Sourcing
The digitalization of healthcare is nearly complete. From cloud-based medical records to digital pills, nearly every aspect of the medical industry has been transformed.
Ignite Sourcing
MedCity News
The Seattle-based company's new feature will initially go live at two health systems: Providence St. Joseph Health and UPMC. Xealth, a Seattle-based startup whose platform allows doctors to prescribe digital health content, apps and services, has launched a new ability.
MedCity News
MHealth Spot
Providence St. Joseph Health and UPMC are the first health systems to go live with the service, with several other health systems getting it soon as well. Xealth is launching a new tool that allows doctors to digitally send over the counter (OTC) product recommendations to patients so they can purchase them from their favorite retailer &mdahs; either online and or in store.
MHealth Spot
FINSMES
Xealth, a Seattle, WA-based digital health care startup, raised $8.5M in funding. The round was led by DFJ, with participation from Providence, UPMC, Hennepin Healthcare System, and Froedtert Health.
FINSMES
Geekwire
There is no end to pressing needs in the healthcare industry. That's one of the first things that tech veterans and former Swype leaders Mike McSherry and Aaron Sheedy learned when they joined hospital network Providence Health and Services as entrepreneurs in residence.
Geekwire
Healthcare IT News
Xealth, which offers a cloud-based technology that enables physicians and clinicians to prescribe customized digital healthcare content, such as exercise programs, educational videos, apps and services, has received $8.5 million in new funding.
Healthcare IT News
HIT Consultant
Xealth, a digital health startup incubated within Providence's Digital Innovation program has raised $8.5 million in funding led by DFJ to launch its digital prescription platform. The funding also included participation from leading healthcare organizations including Providence, UPMC, Hennepin, and Froedtert.
HIT Consultant
Hospitals and Health Networks
A new era began in June within Providence St. Joseph Health's digital innovation effort, which announced that it had launched its first internally incubated technology company, Xealth.
Hospitals and Health Networks
MedCity News
Seattle-based Xealth, a new startup out of Providence Health & Services, has nabbed $8.5 million in a round led by DFJ. The company's platform lets physicians prescribe digital health content, apps and services.
MedCity News
PR NewsWire
Xealth, a digital health care startup, today announced an $8.5M investment led by DFJ and the launch of its digital prescribing and analytics platform. The Xealth platform, which is being used by two of the largest health care systems in the US—Seattle-based Providence and Pittsburgh-based UPMC—enables physicians and clinicians to prescribe customized digital health care content, apps, and services as easily as they do medications today.
PR NewsWire
Puget Sound Business Journal
Xealth hopes to find an office by the end of the year and plans to grow its team from 12 employees to 25 by the end of the year and double it again in 2017.
Puget Sound Business Journal
The Seattle Times
Xealth hopes to find an office by the end of the year and plans to grow its team from 12 employees to 25 by the end of the year and double it again in 2017.
The Seattle Times
VentureBeat
Xealth, a health care startup that allows doctors to prescribe digital services like apps and devices, today announced a seed round of $8.5 million, led by DFJ.
VentureBeat
Xconomy
With more digital health apps and devices popping up each week, the debate continues about their effectiveness at improving health. But there's another big problem for doctors and hospitals that want their patients to use the apps that do work: prescribing them.
Xconomy
Healthcare Informatics
Pittsburgh-based UPMC Enterprises and Seattle-based Providence Health & Services are investing in Xealth, a digital healthcare startup whose platform enables physicians and clinicians to prescribe customized digital healthcare content, apps, and services.
Healthcare Informatics
MobiHealthNews
Xealth, a startup that helps doctors to prescribe digital health apps, has raised $8.5 million in a round led by DFJ Venture Partners. Other investors in the round included hospital systems Providence St. Joseph Health, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), Hennepin Healthcare System, and Froedtert Health.
MobiHealthNews
DistilNFO HospitalIT Advisory
Seattle-based Providence Health & Services and Pittsburgh-based UPMC Enterprises have invested in a digital healthcare startup, Xealth. Xealth's digital platform will enable physicians and clinicians so as to prescribe customized digital healthcare content, services, and apps.
DistilNFO HospitalIT Advisory
PSFK
Xealth is a startup working to bridge the gap between new digital medical practices and established providers.
PSFK
Medium
Xealth is a spin off from Providence Health, one of the five largest healthcare systems in the country. Providence recruited a talented entrpreneur-in-residence (EIR) team (more on the team in a moment) to help with its innovation initiative and granted the EIR team free access to clinicians and medical experts.
Medium
Healthcare IT News
The healthcare IT landscape that is always in flux, thanks to new approaches driven by entrepreneurs who are adept at shaking things up.
Healthcare IT News
Geekwire
There is no end to pressing needs in the healthcare industry and now former Swype leaders Mike McSherry and Aaron Sheedy are using technology to help doctors prescribe digital treatments.
Geekwire
Geekwire
Tech is all about disruption. It's the poster child of the innovation economy: Tear everything down and build it over again, newer, brighter and shinier.
Geekwire
Geekwire
Former Swype leaders Mike McSherry and Aaron Sheedy last year founded Xealth, a cloud-based digital platform that allows doctors to send digital treatments like instructional videos to patients.
Geekwire