Home

Consumer Health Tech Startup Ciitizen Raises $17M

Jan. 18, 2019

Ciitizen, a California-based company working to build a platform to help patients collect, organize and share their medical records digitally, has closed $17 million in new funding in a round led by Andreessen Horowitz and that included Section 32 and Verily.

The Redwood City, Calif.-based company said it would use the proceeds to accelerate platform development and expand commercial operations.

Continue Reading

HIMSS24: Attendance Appears Equal to That of HIMSS23

At UVM Health Network, Advancing an Integrated Health System’s Initiatives through Data Governance Strategies

Sponsored Recommendations

AI-Driven Healthcare: Empowering Nurses, Clinicians, and Care Teams for Smarter, More Efficient Care

Explore how AI-first ThinkAndor® is transforming nursing workflows and patient care at Sentara, improving outcomes, reducing readmissions, and enhancing care transitions in this...

The Future of Storage: The Complexities and Implications in Healthcare

Join us on January 23rd to explore the future of data storage in healthcare and learn how strategic IT decisions today can shape agility and competitiveness for tomorrow.

IT Healthcare Report: Technology Insights for a Transformative Future

Explore the latest healthcare IT trends, challenges, and opportunities in AI, patient care, and security. Gain actionable insights to navigate the industry's transformation.

How to Build Trust in AI: The Data Leaders’ Playbook

This eBook strives to provide data leaders like you with a comprehensive understanding of the urgent need to deliver high-quality data to your business. It also reviews key strategies...