Crain's Chicago Business

The hot Chicago startup badly missed revenue targets as it was completing a major venture-capital deal — just one of several new details revealed in court.

Veradigm said that revenue-reporting errors caused by a software tool have caused the company to report inflated numbers over the last six quarters.

Spun off by longtime parent General Electric this month, GE Healthcare joins a local roster of health care giants that includes Abbott Laboratories, AbbVie and Baxter International.

The Chicago-based medical device company acquired a French radiology equipment maker.

Advocate Aurora in Chicago faces a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing it of purposely giving sensitive patient data to Facebook parent Meta.

The precision medicine company said it raised $275 million in a combination of equity and debt financing.

Of the 10 largest VC deals in Illinois during the third quarter, seven were with health care companies.

The large Catholic hospital system, headquartered in Chicago, took systems like electronic health records offline because of the issue.

Health care incubator Matter has a new program connecting startups that support women during menopause with mentoring from Walgreens, Astellas, UChicago Medicine and Parkview Health.

KeyCare offers hospitals a virtual network for sharing patient records stored on Epic's EHR software.

Chicago-born NutriSense gives users personalized health advice from professional dietitians.

The company makes software that integrates into electronic health records, and logs feedback directly from patients via surveys.

Under the deal, Agilon Health will put money in escrow for United's Medicare Advantage patients so the providers can enter into contracts under Medicare that tie their payments to outcomes and costs, a practice known as full-risk, value-based care.

Backed by Google, Waltz Health aims to lower prescription drug costs.

The deal marks the fourth transaction for the health system's investment arm since launching last year.