pharmaphorum January 9, 2024
Phil Taylor

Amazon has launched a health monitoring programme in partnership with Omada Health that aims to identify people who may be eligible for enrolment into the latter’s disease management programmes based on their online purchases.

The announcement, made at the annual JP Morgan healthcare conference in San Francisco, is another sign of the e-commerce giant’s determination to capture a share of the US healthcare market, with a push that spans online pharmacy, telehealth and other digital interactions with patients. It also ties into a growing recognition by Amazon that it cannot go it alone in health, and needs to partner with established players to fulfil its ambitions.

The new initiative is designed to improve the “awareness and discoverability” of Omada’s programmes...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Conferences / Podcast, Digital Health, Partnerships, Provider, Retailer, Technology, Trends
Dexcom Adds Generative AI Platform to Its Over-the-Counter CGM
Telehealth gets short extension, physician pay is cut in spending bill
Sweat BioSensors: Emerging HealthTech market to watch in 2025
Amazon One Medical: the beginning of a text-based TeleHealth revolution?
Congress Extends Hospice Telehealth Flexibilities

Share This Article