Healthcare IT News September 16, 2020
Kat Jercich

Christopher Lee and Babak Movassaghi said artificial intelligence and augmented reality will soon occupy much larger roles in the digital healthcare landscape.

It’s no surprise at this point that the COVID-19 pandemic turned the digital healthcare world (and the rest of the world) inside-out, accelerating the use of telemedicine while throwing a wrench into the plans of anyone depending on a somewhat predictable 2020.

“Back in January, I had friends who were reading reports about how telehealth had reached its apex” and the height of its expansion, said Christopher Lee, cofounder of the virtual second opinion platform InfiniteMD (recently acquired by ConsumerMedical). “The investment sphere was looking elsewhere.”

Lee, along with one of his InfiniteMD cofounders, Babak Movassaghi, told...

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