
Rajiv Leventhal
Analyst, Digital Health at EMARKETER
Senior Analyst, Digital Health @EMARKETER, covering the intersection of healthcare & tech & why it matters. Previously, Managing Editor @HCInnovationGrp
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1 day ago |
emarketer.com | Rajiv Leventhal
The news: Digital health startup Virta Health is guaranteeing that its employer and health plan customers won’t increase spending on GLP-1 drugs for their members. If they do, Virta will cover the costs. What it means: Virta’s virtual weight loss program includes prescriptions for weight loss drugs when applicable.
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2 days ago |
emarketer.com | Rajiv Leventhal
The news: Moderna has agreed to conduct a true placebo-controlled trial of its new COVID-19 vaccine, according to a post on X this week from Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. The FDA recently introduced the trial requirement for new vaccines, which is a shift from prior testing standards.
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4 days ago |
emarketer.com | Rajiv Leventhal
The news: Pyx Health, a wellness company that helps people combat loneliness, has acquired food-as-medicine startup FarmboxRx. The deal was fueled by a $47.5 million investment from S2G Investments. Zooming in: Both companies sell their platforms to health insurers (chiefly Medicare and Medicaid) that offer the services as a covered benefit. Pyx’s technology identifies health plan members who have unmet social needs like loneliness and connects them to a virtual care team.
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1 week ago |
emarketer.com | Rajiv Leventhal
The news: Best Buy incurred $109 million in restructuring costs in its first quarter fiscal year 2026, chiefly related to its health business. How we got here: Best Buy acquired Current Health, a developer of hospital-at-home technology, for $400 million in 2021—a move that turbocharged the retailer’s Best Buy Health business. Current Health’s care-at-home technology is sold to health systems that care for patients in their homes.
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1 week ago |
emarketer.com | Rajiv Leventhal
The news: The two founders of online pharmacy PillPack, along with an Amazon executive, have founded a new company called General Medicine that allows customers to shop for healthcare. The company launched last week with $32 million in funding. More on General Medicine: It’s an online healthcare services “store.” For example, General Medicine’s platform will provide a range of care options for a person’s specific health concern.
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