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This week's top stories include SCOTUS striking down a COVID-19 vaccine mandate, while upholding another one for healthcare workers at facilities that accept Medicare and Medicaid funding, and warnings of threat actors leveraging flaws in Log4J.

Former president of Appriss Health Robert Cohen discusses how the company assists providers, payers and patients in coordinating care and getting past the stigma of behavioral health treatment.

Naomi Allen, cofounder and CEO of Brightline, talks about virtual healthcare and how it could grant access to mental health services for children.

Partner at 7wireVenture Lee Shapiro talks about SPACs, IPOs and digital health in 2022.

Ropes and Gray partner Christine Moundas talks about the regulatory outlook for the coming year.

This week's top stories include an alert about Russian state-sponsored cyber operations targeting U.S. critical infrastructure, including healthcare orgs, and Massachusetts emergency orders aiming to help ease critical staffing shortages.

Dr. Alan S. Young, head of clinical partnerships at KēlaHealth, explains the possibilities for AI and data analytics to give a broad view of patient health.

Virtual care can work to optimize scheduling and grant services to vulnerable people, according to Dr. Shelley Cooper, CEO of SureShow.

The OuluHealth ecosystem can respond speedily to digital-health bottlenecks while addressing societal needs through its experience in medicine, wireless technology and big data analytics, according to program leader Maritta Perälä-Heape.

VyTrac CEO Zach Fink developed technology to get healthcare to Puerto Rico after the hurricane. It's finding use in other settings.