Discover how AI is transforming healthcare in 2025, driving advancements in clinical care and value-based models while navigating a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.
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Discover the top trends and opportunities for digital health innovators in 2025, from AI adoption and value-based care to regulatory shifts and cybersecurity challenges. These insights from Nixon Law Group will help you navigate the year ahead.
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Explore how venture debt can offer healthcare innovation companies non-dilutive capital to fuel growth, bridge equity rounds, and scale operations, while navigating key legal and financial considerations to maximize value.
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CMS has finalized the APCM codes for 2025. See what this means for primary care and digital health companies.
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See what the final Medicare Physician Fee Schedule for 2025 has to say about Digital Mental Health Treatment
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Learn about the Office of Inspector General’s new report around remote patient monitoring and the key areas where it misses the mark.
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Explore how strategic mergers and acquisitions (M&A) can reduce or even eliminate point solution fatigue by creating more comprehensive and integrated platforms that will improve patient care and reduce administrative burden.
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Below is an overview of the most important proposals and the opportunities for healthcare innovators and digital health companies from the 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule
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The Digital Therapeutics Alliance Summit 2024, held in Washington, D.C., brought together over 500 industry leaders (including NLG’s own Carrie Nixon and Michael Schellhous), innovators, and key stakeholders to discuss the current state and future of digital therapeutics (DTx).
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) finalized changes to the Health Breach Notification Rule (HBNR), clarifying its applicability to health apps and similar technologies, including those that are not subject to HIPAA. In 2023, FTC began enforcing the HBNR in earnest, with an expanded interpretation of their authority under the HBNR. In the 2024 Final Rule (the 2024 Final Rule), the agency conforms the HBNR to this expanded interpretation, clarifying its breadth for industry and the public.
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The ATA Nexus 2024 Conference, one of the largest gatherings of virtual healthcare experts and thought leaders, just took place in Phoenix last week. If you weren’t able to attend…what did you miss?
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No centralized framework for the regulation of artificial intelligence in the United States currently exists. That said, the flurry of regulatory policymaking and legislation, congressional hearings and inquiries, and industry stakeholder organization around the development and deployment of healthcare AI portends major developments in the coming years. Experienced entrepreneurs and executives know that the ability to peer into the future can pay dividends, and we agree.
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Discover how Privacy compliance impacts Digital Health Startup founders and executives in terms of access to capital and securing key vendor agreements in this webinar replay. You may not have ever looked at Privacy this way before, and we encourage you to explore this perspective so you can close those critical deals without unnecessary delay.
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If you’re building a digital health company, it is especially important to develop a multi-faceted intellectual property protection strategy. Here’s why: a strategy that includes multiple pathways for IP protection allows you to protect both tangible assets, like proprietary hardware, software, and documentation, as well as intangible assets, like branding, customer-facing website designs, pricing strategies, business models and projections.
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In honor of National Mental Health Month, we’re taking a look at how we’re using these apps in our business, what some of our mental and behavioral health clients are doing, three ways the market is growing and changing, and what’s driving this transformation. If you’re an investor, a digital health company, or a healthcare provider, then this conversation is especially relevant for you.
Dramatic changes to the Anti-Kickback Statute and the Stark Physician Self-Referral Law regulations present an unprecedented opportunity for healthcare providers and digital health companies to create new business arrangements that align incentives around care coordination and patient engagement. Such arrangements are the foundation of the Value-Based Enterprise.
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A Final Rule published by CMS makes several important changes to the Stark Law that will be a boon for physicians eager to more closely coordinate with other providers to (1) better manage patient care and (2) to participate in the shift to value-based reimbursement.
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