Transgender healthcare providers, six hospital deals and the doors still open
Six hospital deals and a Colorado ruling narrowed youth care this month. What transgender healthcare providers can still lawfully do, and how to be found.
Telemedicine certification and the quiet doubling of ad compliance
Telemedicine certification applications surged 101% as ad platforms enforce healthcare rules. Here is how telehealth providers stay approved and compliant.
Telehealth advertising after the Hims & Hers complaint: the pixel is the exposure
Telehealth advertising meets the FTC: what the Hims & Hers complaint alleges, which rules bite, and how to keep measuring without leaking health data.
The CMS ACCESS model just added four tracks, and your claims need a scorecard
The CMS ACCESS model adds four Medicare tracks from spring 2027 and pays for measured outcomes. Five claim rules for DTx and remote monitoring growth teams.
App Store submissions: a practical 2027 readiness plan
App Store submissions are open for the latest Apple OS releases. Use these five practical checks to prepare product, creative, testing and review work.
What a healthcare advertising agency tells clients before 13 October
A healthcare advertising agency brief for telehealth just got harder: 22 states are suing over a Medicaid rule cutting trans youth care funding from 13 October.
The Second Circuit held the line on trans patients’ privacy . Providers still need a plan.
A federal appeals court blocked DOJ from seizing trans patients’ medical records. What the split rulings mean for healthcare data privacy and HIPAA now.
Google Ads healthcare policy just opened Spain to Rx telehealth ads
Under Google Ads healthcare policy, certified telehealth providers can now advertise prescription drug services in Spain. Here’s what advertisers need to know.
HIPAA compliant marketing just earned its proof of concept
HIPAA compliant marketing platform Ours Privacy raised $15 million this week as regulators tighten pixel rules, proving privacy-first growth pays off.
The pixel promised discretion. The FTC read the payload
Any healthcare marketing company should read the Hims and Hers FTC suit as a warning: audit what tracking pixels see before a regulator reads it for you.