Arundhati Parmar
VP and Editor-in-Chief at MedCity News
Host at MedCity Pivot
Editor-in-Chief, MedCity News. Love journalism + theater, hate hypocrisy + football, tweeting about healthcare and innovation. Find me at https://t.co/S7LitzevQm
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3 weeks ago |
medcitynews.com | Arundhati Parmar
Last December, the Department of Health and Human Services proposed a rule that would make data encryption a standard and not optional across healthcare organizations that store and transfer patient health information. In the last episode of our season 1, we talk to Bryan Marlatt and IT expert with CyXcel, an advisory firm that provides resources on crises including cybersecurity. Marlatt talked about the evolving threat landscape and what the proposed rule means for healthcare organizations.
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1 month ago |
dealbreaker.com | Arundhati Parmar
The buzz and excitement at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference might well have been from another era. On Tuesday, the second and final day of of the Investival Showcase USA in Miami, the mood was decidedly glum when it came to raising capital. From early stage investors to private equity experts and operators, the only question was how to survive the current funding environment. Investors have an appetite for risk but generally prefer market certainty.
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1 month ago |
medcitynews.com | Arundhati Parmar
The buzz and excitement at JPM might well have been from another era. On Tuesday, the second and final day of of the Investival Showcase USA in Miami, the mood was decidedly glum when it came to raising capital. From early stage investors to private equity experts and operators, the only question was how to survive the current funding environment. Investors have an appetite for risk but generally prefer market certainty. They can pay for disruption as long as markets are not disruptive.
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1 month ago |
medcitynews.com | Arundhati Parmar |Stephanie Baum
The current season of our podcast focuses on cybersecurity. Last month, we talked about certain standards that were being recommended by the IEEE that would help health systems and the industry boost their efforts in keeping patient data safe. In the second episode of the season, we are talking to David Bardan, general manager of the healthcare business at Clear, whose security kiosks are most commonly found at airports around the country.
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2 months ago |
medcitynews.com | Arundhati Parmar |Eve McDavid |Stephanie Baum
Over the years, Glen Tullman’s disdain for healthcare players like payers, care navigators and benefits consultants has been well documented. Tullman founded Transcarent in 2020 with the notion that good software eliminates all the friction in the middle, bringing providers and consumers together efficiently thereby reducing employer costs and improving the patient experience. He has declared over and over that Transcarent is not a navigator, likening navigators to obsolete travel agents.
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