Not long ago, blockchain technology captured the imagination — and the wallets — of financial services firms that sought a “first-mover” advantage by integrating it into their outdated management ...

Blockchain has serious potential in healthcare to reduce administrative costs, eliminate fraud and combat waste, Solve.Care CEO Pradeep Goel told the Coin Rivet. “Although still in its infancy, ...

Blockchain’s perceived value seems to be wavering with significant polarity. While recently adopted use cases like VMware's Blockchain Group and MEF's implementation of smart contracts are giving it ...

Humans today are experiencing unprecedented longevity, with older adults wishing to age independently, actively, and at home. As a result, there must be a necessary shift in how governments and ...

Josh Schoeller, senior vice president and general manager at health IT risk solutions company LexisNexis Health Care in Alpharetta, Ga., discusses the potential advancements blockchain can deliver to ...

“Blockchain” truly is the buzzword of 2018. In February this year Reuters reported that companies who added “blockchain” to their name experienced a temporary boost in share price, and it’s being ...

The integration of blockchain technology in healthcare represents a significant leap forward in terms of enhancing data security, safeguarding patient privacy and improving supply chain management.

The considerable hype around blockchain is starting to be tempered by enterprises earning practical experience and identifying worthwhile use cases for the technology. Most of the buzz around ...

IU Luddy School assistant professor Yan Zhuang, right, and Ph.D. student Zhen Hou are developing blockchain technology to assist in the protection of personal health data and the management of ...

Healthcare is plagued by inefficiencies and cost overruns but blockchain technology holds the solution, and could lead to a better patient experience in the process, writes Solve.Care Founder & CEO, ...

Digital healthcare trends are largely driven by the need for better patient care, faster and more accurate analysis, and on-demand access to medical data. The pace of innovation in digital healthcare ...