Healthcare DIVE November 2, 2023
Emily Olsen

But the telehealth vendor’s new contract with the Defense Health Agency could support its path to profitability, management said during a third-quarter earnings call.

Dive Brief:

  • Amwell posted a growing net loss in the third quarter as the telehealth firm notched another hefty goodwill impairment charge.
  • The Boston-based company’s losses reached $137.1 million — a 94% increase from the same period in 2022 — including $78.9 million in impairment charges linked to sustained decreases in its share price and market capitalization. Revenue declined 11% year over year to $61.9 million.
  • But a recent contract with the Department of Defense’s Health Agency that aims to digitize the military healthcare system “fortifies our path to profitability,” expanding Amwell’s reach within...

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