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A founder’s novel idea to prove his wearable works

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By Ruth Reader Verified
| Second Opinion Media
In February 2020, Apollo Neuro, a startup that had raised $7 million in seed funding and had just launched, was set to do three sleep studies that would test whether its vibrational wrist-worn device could improve a person’s ability to sleep. At that point, they had 4,500 active users of their first generation wearable. When the pandemic hit in March, his studies, which were to be conducted inside of sleep labs, were knocked offline. But Dr. Dave Rabin pivoted.
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ChatGPT for health

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By Christina Farr, Annalise Merelli, Ruth Reader Verified
| Second Opinion Media
One reporter’s notebook: Like many journalists this week, I demoed ChatGPT Health, which just debuted. The new tool is extremely useful, and made recommendations on chronic health issues that, quite frankly, I was never going to visit a doctor about. But I wonder if maybe it is going a little too far into what is basically the practice of medicine. Chrissy and I debate the good and bad of AI all day long, so be sure, the below are my thoughts only on ChatGPT’s Health.
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A deep dive into CMS' limits on RPM payments

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By Ruth Reader Verified
| Second Opinion Media
Last week, remote patient monitoring companies experienced extreme whiplash. On Tuesday, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released its proposed Physician Fee Schedule for 2027, in which it nixed payment for vendors providing remote patient monitoring services. The news sent companies in the remote patient monitoring space reeling.
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