The best Healthcare Technology newsletters

Engineering blog from Jane, a healthcare platform, where staff engineers share internal practices like building Vector, an AI-driven security platform, and designing AI chat features through collaborative techniques such as Prompt Storming. It also covers team exercises that build lateral thinking and problem-solving skills.

This newsletter from Sindi examines how dental practices handle specialist referrals, arguing that many lose money because they cannot track which referrals become scheduled consultations. It also critiques outdated tools such as burned CDs for sending CBCT scans and compares referral software options.

A trade publication for pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and industry stakeholders covering long-term care pharmacy, pharmacy technology, automation standards, and policy issues such as the Inflation Reduction Act and 340B. Issues mix feature interviews with vendor and practitioner voices, department columns, and essays on independent pharmacy strategy.

A startup-profile newsletter that features one early-stage company per issue, with a short pitch, founder background, funding details and key facts. Readers get a quick, upbeat overview of new startups and what they do.

TechNational is a UK-focused newsletter covering business finance, office fit-outs, and AI tools for healthcare, with a mix of news items and sponsored-looking guides. Readers get practical overviews on SME tax borrowing, London office design, and AI receptionist vendors for NHS practices.

1E9 is a German-language community publication from Munich that covers emerging technologies, AI and startups through short news-style articles. Recent issues feature items on AI models driving a real car, the rise of AI agents in commerce, and a serious game collecting data for prosthetics.

Articles on running healthcare clinics, covering multidisciplinary team coordination, AI-assisted documentation and multi-location expansion. Content is written by a clinic software vendor and ties its advice to technology-supported management.

This is the blog of EVAL Health, a no-code platform for building clinical decision support apps, and its posts are largely product-led marketing aimed at NIH-funded researchers. Readers get recurring arguments about why clinical tools stall between research and practice, framed around the platform as the solution.

Robot Ctrl shares updates on deploying social robots in Dutch healthcare, including programmes for people with intellectual disabilities, new partner organisations and product integrations. Readers get announcements and project news from the platform's own ecosystem.

A company blog from Quantum Knight covering encryption, cybersecurity trends and real-world use cases. The sampled issues are healthcare use cases on patient-owned data access control, secure medical data sharing and telemedicine consultations.

A roundup-style health news site covering drug approvals, diagnostics and healthcare technology, with items that often read as lightly edited press material. Readers get brief updates on treatments like multiple sclerosis drugs, COVID tests and AI in clinical care, but with little independent analysis.

This is a vendor-run marketing newsletter for Robin the Robot, a socially assistive robot for pediatric and elder care. The issues promote the product through generic articles on fall prevention, sitter costs and hospital robotics, with little independent reporting.