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HITLAB and Sayvant Announce Strategic Partnership to Validate Clinical and Operational Impact of Acute Care Clinical Intelligence

HITLAB today announced a strategic partnership with Sayvant, a digital health company delivering real-time clinical intelligence for acute care. Through this collaboration, HITLAB will support independent evaluation of Sayvant’s platform to help validate its clinical, operational, and financial impact in real-world care settings.

HITLAB Partners with Prevent Care Health Services to Accelerate Evidence-Backed, Wearable-Enabled Care in the U.S.

HITLAB today announced a strategic partnership with Prevent Care Health Services, a digital health company transforming how wearable-generated data is translated into real-time, clinically actionable insight across electronic medical records (EMRs) and telehealth platforms.

HITLAB and Jeeva Clinical Trials Partner to Advance AI-Enabled, Evidence-Based Clinical Research Infrastructure

HITLAB today announced a strategic partnership with Jeeva Clinical Trials, a U.S.-based digital research platform provider delivering a human-centric, AI-native eClinical cloud for decentralized and hybrid clinical trials.

Divya Verma Appointed Chair of HITLAB’s Women’s Health Tech Initiative

HITLAB announced today the appointment of Divya Verma, Vice President of Business Development at Accord Healthcare, as the new Chair of its Women’s Health Tech Initiative (WHTI)—a major step forward in accelerating innovation for one of the most underfunded and underserved sectors of global healthcare.

Woddle Baby: Bringing Insight, Comfort, And Connection To Infant Care

Woddle is an AI-enabled infant health monitoring platform that integrates medical-grade weight measurement with intelligent, caregiver- and clinician-friendly support tools. At its core, Woddle is a smart changing pad with a built-in scale accurate to ±5 grams, paired with a connected mobile application that seamlessly captures and analyzes infant data—including growth, feeding, and sleep patterns— to deliver real-time, reliable insights.

Simplifying Dementia Caregiving: Introducing the Care-Wallet Study

Caring for someone with dementia is one of the most challenging responsibilities a family member can face. From managing medications and coordinating appointments to navigating benefits and addressing behavioral changes, family caregivers often feel overwhelmed, unprepared, and isolated. Many struggle to access the right support at the right time, leading to increased stress, delayed care decisions, and gaps in the quality of care provided at home.