HIStalk Headlines – June 24, 2025
- The health tech landscape saw notable movement as Prompt Health acquired PredictionHealth.
- In related news, CoachCare, a remote care management company, has acquired its competitor, MD Revolution.
- Meanwhile, a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report highlights the need for the Department of Veterans affairs (VA) to improve its appointment scheduling modernization efforts.
Health tech is on the move! Prompt Health acquires PredictionHealth, supercharging AI-driven rehab therapy with new capabilities. CoachCare’s acquisition of MD Revolution creates a leading remote care platform, set to improve patient outcomes. Meanwhile, the GAO calls on the VA to modernize its appointment scheduling systems. This update covers major deals focusing on AI, remote care and VA scheduling.The healthcare sector is seeing rapid change,with AI playing a stronger role. News Directory 3 highlighted this and the importance of keeping up. Expect continued consolidation and increased focus on modernizing healthcare infrastructure. Discover what’s next for health tech innovation.
Health Tech Deals: AI Rehab, Remote Care, VA Scheduling
Updated June 24, 2025
The health tech landscape saw notable movement as Prompt Health acquired PredictionHealth. This acquisition aims to bolster Prompt Health’s practice management software with PredictionHealth’s AI-driven scribe, coding, and compliance analytics capabilities, notably in the realm of rehab therapy innovation.
In related news, CoachCare, a remote care management company, has acquired its competitor, MD Revolution. The combined entity seeks to establish itself as a leading remote care platform, expanding access to care and improving patient outcomes.
Meanwhile, a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report highlights the need for the Department of Veterans affairs (VA) to improve its appointment scheduling modernization efforts. The report emphasizes that many VA facilities still rely on outdated VistA systems, even as some prepare to transition to new Oracle Health-based software. The GAO stresses the importance of a complete plan to ensure a smooth and effective transition, ultimately improving access to care for veterans.
What’s next
Expect continued consolidation in the health tech sector as companies seek to expand thier capabilities and market reach. The VA will likely face increased scrutiny as it continues its efforts to modernize its IT infrastructure and improve patient access.