Elevating patient care requires a whole-person approach. On June 26, the #AMAStepsForward Innovation Academy is exploring digital solutions and insights with Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI) in this webinar. Don’t miss out – register now! ow.ly/mNKf50Wa5wO

Virtual solutions for #gastrointestinal (GI) conditions can streamline care, but evidence of their clinical effectiveness and economic impact is needed. PHTI’s upcoming evaluation of such tools will inform purchasers on what works and is worth it. Learn more:

Don't miss SDMH's webinar next Tuesday! 🗓️ CBITs Director, David Mohr, PhD, and Caroline Pearson, Executive Director of Peterson Health Technology Institute, will share report findings on digital tools for depression and anxiety 🔗Register now for FREE: tinyurl.com/y2u9jc23

Strong patient engagement is key to effective mental #healthcare, and it starts with access. Virtual solutions for #depression and #anxiety can help patients avoid barriers to care and improve outcomes by putting care at their fingertips, Caroline Pearson shared on a recent

Health technology promises to improve outcomes and affordability. PHTI Executive Director Caroline Pearson joined Ran Strul on the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast to discuss how our #DigitalHealth assessments are guiding the way. Listen: owy.mn/4knhNNI

We are excited to welcome Clark Jackson, MPH as our newest Associate Director of Assessments. Prior to joining PHTI, Clark conducted real-world evidence studies across multiple therapeutic areas with biopharma, payer, and government partners and led healthcare quality

While #DigitalHealth solutions focused only on behavior change often underperform, innovators can make them work better for more patients, Caroline Pearson shared at American Telemed NEXUS 2025. Discover what works and what is worth it: bit.ly/3Iby37m

📈 Clinical impact Is table stakes for broad adoption of digital health solutions If a solution or care model doesn’t work better than the status quo, it should not be in the game. If it does, that merits a deeper discussion on what it’s worth for a purchaser or to a patient.

The use of AI and digital tools in mental health care is growing fast—but can we ensure that this promising technology is safe and effective? Digital mental health tools are advancing fast—but policy is still catching up. Caroline Pearson will be part of a virtual discussion on how

Virtual solutions for #depression and #anxiety need broad engagement to maximize impact. New strategies are needed to connect more patients to these solutions, Caroline Pearson shared at American Telemed NEXUS 2025. Dive into PHTI’s report to learn more: bit.ly/3ZZSb2d

Digital #MentalHealth solutions show promising clinical results, but FDA regulations are slow to change, widening the chasm between solutions purchasers are adopting and those that are FDA-approved, said Caroline Pearson during a recent Bipartisan Policy Center event. More in @POLITICO:

With a range of clinically effective virtual solutions for #depression and #anxiety available, purchasers can offer them alongside traditional therapy to connect employees and plan members to the right care at the right time. Hear more from Caroline Pearson:

Last month, we hosted our 2nd annual PHTI Summit in NYC—bringing together leading voices for a day of candid conversations about digital health’s future. Together, we discussed digital health’s new era of accountability, where evidence trumps hype. Read our full summit

We are excited to welcome Simran Tiwana, PHD as our Principal of Assessments. Prior to joining PHTI, Simran conducted health technology assessments and health economics research across various settings including HMOs, public health organizations, and pharmaceutical companies.

#DigitalHealth innovators want and need to understand purchasers’ needs. PHTI is making clearer the standards that payers and employers will hold solutions to through its assessments, Caroline Pearson shared on the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast. Listen: oliverwyman.com/our-expertise/…

Today, healthcare purchasers know that engagement alone isn’t enough—digital health tools must show real impact. Health plans, systems & employers are demanding evidence of outcomes, not just vanity metrics. We dug into this & more at our annual PHTI summit. Read our analysis:

#DigitalHealth investors must identify which products will deliver strong ROI, making clinical evidence increasingly important. PHTI's Executive Director Caroline Pearson discussed how investors should prioritize evidence on the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast:

In today's crowded #HealthTech marketplace, finding solutions that deliver clinical benefit at the lowest cost is challenging. PHTI provides independent, evidence-based evaluations to help decision makers understand what works and what's worth it. Stay informed:

As PHTI’s assessments raise the bar for #DigitalHealth evidence, innovators will need to generate more evidence to show purchasers that solutions work and are worth it, Caroline Pearson shared at American Telemed NEXUS 2025. Discover PHTI’s approach: phti.org/how-we-assess/…

PHTI’s independent voice helps ensure #DigitalHealth solutions live up to their promises. Hear David Silk discuss PHTI's role in digital health evaluation and adoption, and its assessment of virtual #MentalHealth tools, during a recent Society for Digital Mental Health webinar: bit.ly/4leBgAF