Health tech companies announced new AI and digital health products during the week of July 27-31, including DarioHealth's integrated GLP-1 platform, Akido's ScopeAI expansion, Counsel Health's Counsel Studio deployment platform, Community Health Network's MyChart assistant, athenahealth's HybridChart Mobile Charge Capture and deliverz.ai's logistics orchestration system.

DarioHealth, an AI-powered health tech company, launched an integrated GLP-1 platform on Thursday in collaboration with Beluga Health. The program includes licensed provider evaluation, prescription support and ongoing clinical oversight, and executives said it will be offered through direct-to-consumer access, health plan marketplaces and employers' B2B2C programs. Commercial availability is expected beginning in fall, and Dario CEO Erez Raphael said Beluga's clinical care infrastructure lets the platform cover evaluation, prescription where clinically appropriate and chronic care management.

Akido announced Thursday that it is expanding its proprietary ScopeAI across its clinical settings and rebranding from Akido Labs to Akido. ScopeAI will be deployed at Akido's 100 clinics, virtual care and field medicine services, reaching one million patients in California, New York City and Rhode Island, executives said. The company said revenue grew 300% between 2024 and 2025, introduced Akido Medical and said it is working to become the first AI-native health system in the U.S.

Counsel Health rolled out Counsel Studio on Tuesday as a deployment platform for healthcare organizations to embed AI-enabled care into digital health. The platform includes a messaging-based interface, white-labeled UI/UX, personalized member interactions and integration through iFrame, Webview or API. Counsel Health said it has delivered a 96% resolution rate of medical issues without in-person care escalation and a two-minute average physician response time; executives said Counsel Studio is available at leading digital health organizations including Oura, and through health plans, health systems and consumer health organizations.

Indianapolis-based Community Health Network announced Tuesday that Emmie, an Epic AI assistant, is now available to eligible patients in MyChart. The assistant is integrated directly into MyChart, lets users ask questions about health records and gives immediate responses. The health system said Emmie accesses only information already visible to the patient within MyChart and follows existing confidentiality protections and account permissions.

Athenahealth announced Tuesday a new add-on capability for its AI-native athenaOne platform aimed at reducing care delivery and charge entry delays. HybridChart's Mobile Charge Capture uses an integrated, mobile-first workflow to simplify documentation for clinicians, and practices using the technology reported 8% to 10% revenue gains on average. Nearly 70 athenaOne customers use HybridChart, according to the company.

Deliverz.ai announced Monday the launch of AI-driven logistics orchestration solutions for healthcare systems across the nation. The system includes AI-driven hybrid workforce orchestration, end-to-end services and adaptation to logistics workflows across multi-building campuses. Deliverz.ai said its solutions drive 4X throughput and 7.5X greater cost efficiency than traditional staffing models, while coordinating robots and human staff in one system.

Health tech companies announced new AI and digital health products during the week of July 27-31, including DarioHealth's integrated GLP-1 platform, Akido's ScopeAI expansion, Counsel Health's Counsel Studio deployment platform, Community Health Network's MyChart assistant, athenahealth's HybridChart Mobile Charge Capture and deliverz.ai's logistics orchestration system.

DarioHealth, an AI-powered health tech company, launched an integrated GLP-1 platform on Thursday in collaboration with Beluga Health. The program includes licensed provider evaluation, prescription support and ongoing clinical oversight, and executives said it will be offered through direct-to-consumer access, health plan marketplaces and employers' B2B2C programs. Commercial availability is expected beginning in fall, and Dario CEO Erez Raphael said Beluga's clinical care infrastructure lets the platform cover evaluation, prescription where clinically appropriate and chronic care management.

Akido announced Thursday that it is expanding its proprietary ScopeAI across its clinical settings and rebranding from Akido Labs to Akido. ScopeAI will be deployed at Akido's 100 clinics, virtual care and field medicine services, reaching one million patients in California, New York City and Rhode Island, executives said. The company said revenue grew 300% between 2024 and 2025, introduced Akido Medical and said it is working to become the first AI-native health system in the U.S.

Counsel Health rolled out Counsel Studio on Tuesday as a deployment platform for healthcare organizations to embed AI-enabled care into digital health. The platform includes a messaging-based interface, white-labeled UI/UX, personalized member interactions and integration through iFrame, Webview or API. Counsel Health said it has delivered a 96% resolution rate of medical issues without in-person care escalation and a two-minute average physician response time; executives said Counsel Studio is available at leading digital health organizations including Oura, and through health plans, health systems and consumer health organizations.

Indianapolis-based Community Health Network announced Tuesday that Emmie, an Epic AI assistant, is now available to eligible patients in MyChart. The assistant is integrated directly into MyChart, lets users ask questions about health records and gives immediate responses. The health system said Emmie accesses only information already visible to the patient within MyChart and follows existing confidentiality protections and account permissions.

Athenahealth announced Tuesday a new add-on capability for its AI-native athenaOne platform aimed at reducing care delivery and charge entry delays. HybridChart's Mobile Charge Capture uses an integrated, mobile-first workflow to simplify documentation for clinicians, and practices using the technology reported 8% to 10% revenue gains on average. Nearly 70 athenaOne customers use HybridChart, according to the company.

Deliverz.ai announced Monday the launch of AI-driven logistics orchestration solutions for healthcare systems across the nation. The system includes AI-driven hybrid workforce orchestration, end-to-end services and adaptation to logistics workflows across multi-building campuses. Deliverz.ai said its solutions drive 4X throughput and 7.5X greater cost efficiency than traditional staffing models, while coordinating robots and human staff in one system.