Jessica Hagen

Jessica Hagen

Jessica Hagen is an Editor at MobiHealthNews. She covers the growth of digital health, including the medical extended reality (XR) industry, and reports in-depth on the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors. As a hobby, Jessica co-hosts a podcast with Dr. Kim Bullock, a medical XR pioneer at Stanford University, about immersive technology use in psychiatric care. She received a bachelor's degree in English with a minor in Journalism from California State University, Northridge.

Samsung Medical Center in South Korea
Q&A: Utilizing robotics and predictive analytics to transform care
By Jessica Hagen | 02:45 pm | March 03, 2023
Person attending telehealth appointment
Ovia Health adds menopause tracking to its family care offerings
By Jessica Hagen | 11:05 am | February 24, 2023
Healthcare provider on a tablet with a patient sitting in a room
Aledade acquires value-based care analytics platform Curia
By Jessica Hagen | 11:51 am | February 22, 2023
Two people on a telehealth call with medication on the table
Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company partners with diabetes management platform
By Jessica Hagen | 01:01 pm | February 21, 2023
Heather Meade, principal at Washington Council Ernst & Young
Q&A: How the PHE's end could affect telehealth, patient care
By Jessica Hagen | 03:44 pm | February 17, 2023
A healthcare provider and another person looking at something
Tia, Cedars-Sinai partner to offer women's healthcare in Los Angeles
By Jessica Hagen | 04:12 pm | January 26, 2023
Person holding a child
Study: Telehealth use linked to lower cancer care costs
By Jessica Hagen | 05:02 pm | January 20, 2023
Former VA Secretary Dr. David Shulkin
Q&A: Former VA Secretary Shulkin on digital health refining patient-first care
By Jessica Hagen | 02:00 pm | January 17, 2023
Jan-Willem Scheijgrond of Philips
New research urges governments to invest in healthcare digitization
By Jessica Hagen | 11:35 am | December 08, 2022
The Partnership for Health System Sustainability and Resilience emphasizes the need for digital transformation, even amid economic uncertainty. Jan-Willem Scheijgrond, global head of government and public affairs at Philips, unpacks the new report.
Person on a phone
Apple study: More than 16% experience abnormal periods
By Jessica Hagen | 02:59 pm | December 02, 2022