Policies & Regulations

Is HIPAA the Wrong Model for Consumer Health Apps?
Tech & Innovation Is HIPAA the Wrong Model for Consumer Health Apps?

Voluntary industry codes of conduct allow the Federal Trade Commission to prosecute companies for deceptive practices if they fail to uphold their public privacy attestations. This regulatory mechanism currently serves as a primary line of defense for millions of Americans using fitness trackers,

Who Owns the Codes to Your Medical Bills?
Management & Administration Who Owns the Codes to Your Medical Bills?

A growing number of healthcare stakeholders are voicing concerns that the proprietary nature of the CPT system creates an opaque environment that hides the true cost of medical care. This system, known as the Current Procedural Terminology, is maintained by the American Medical Association, a

Capital Concentration Drives European HealthTech Funding
Management & Administration Capital Concentration Drives European HealthTech Funding

Capital is currently concentrating on high-cost chronic conditions, with cardiovascular disease and nephrology startups securing hundreds of millions in funding as healthcare systems seek to reduce long-term management expenses. This strategic pivot reflects a broader shift within the European

Manufacturers Navigate Large-Scale EU MDR Labeling Updates
Management & Administration Manufacturers Navigate Large-Scale EU MDR Labeling Updates

Medical device seizures and withdrawals are often caused by preventable labeling errors, making senior-level regulatory judgment an essential part of the compliance process. The transition from the old regulatory framework to the current European Union Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR) has

How Will SAMASTA Transform Healthcare Data in Karnataka?
Tech & Innovation How Will SAMASTA Transform Healthcare Data in Karnataka?

The phased implementation of the SAMASTA platform is set to modernize health data management by providing health personnel with a tool that works both online and offline in rural environments. This digital initiative represents a fundamental shift in how patient information is captured, stored, and

Atrium Health Settles $2.1 Million Data Privacy Lawsuit
Tech & Innovation Atrium Health Settles $2.1 Million Data Privacy Lawsuit

The North Carolina Superior Court of Mecklenburg County is scheduled to hold a final approval hearing on September 30, 2026, to evaluate the fairness of the proposed $2.1 million resolution. This legal milestone marks the culmination of a high-stakes class-action dispute involving Atrium Health and

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