Top Stories published by AbleTo in November of 2017

5 Things Your Doctor Doesn’t Know About Chronic Pain

Published by Reena Pande on Thrive Global

The statistics about chronic pain are staggering. Nearly 100 million adults in the US suffer from chronic pain. One in every 10 adults has experienced pain every day for…


3 Lessons to Learn from the Worst Strategy of All Time

Published on LinkedIn by Jonathan Stout on November 15, 2017

For a strategy guy like me, planning season is the most wonderful time of the year! It’s a time of hope, excitement, and wonder about the future, but…


Who’s Who in Patient Engagement

Published on Hatchmed on September 22, 2017

Over the past half-century, patient engagement tools have evolved from hospital room television rentals to immersive interactive software. Today, everything from health education to entertainment is…


Take the Pledge: World Mental Health Day 2017

Published by Rob Rebak on LinkedIn on October 10, 2017

Business Leaders, Founders, and CEO’s on LinkedIn,

It’s time to have a difficult but necessary talk about mental health in the workplace. Please…


Looking Ahead To The Era Of Configured Networks

Published on Open Minds on October 30, 2017

As part of the discussion of preferred contracting within Optum’s network development, Ms. Adler gave some advice to the assembled executives. First, the importance of…


53 digital health funding deals from Q3 2017

Published on MobiHealth News

AbleTo — $36.6 million. Behavioral health technology company AbleTo secured $36.6 million in financing last week, led by Bain Capital Ventures. All of its existing investors — 406 Ventures, Sandbox…


These Employers Are Taking Millennials’ Mental Health Seriously

Published on Forbes on October 9, 2017

Tuesday, October 10th marks World Mental Health Day. In recognition of the day, I spoke with employers who are not only recognizing the challenge millennial…


Venture capital investment soars in healthcare IT

Published on Health Data Management on October 16, 2017

Venture capital funding for emerging healthcare information technology companies in the first nine months of 2017 has already surpassed 2016’s total, which was an all-time record in excess of $5 billion in a calendar year.