Uber and Lyft Are Officially Part of the Healthcare System

Lyft, Uber and other rideshare companies say they can save our healthcare system lots of money. But at what cost?

 CVS Health and Uber Health partner on free medical transportation to reduce barriers to care

CVS Health is continuing its tread on the path to health equity with a new partnership with Uber Health. The collaboration, part of the pharmacy giant’s Health Zones initiative, will give people in underserved communities free rides to medical care, work or education.

All the ways Uber benefits from free rides for vaccines

Starting next week, Uber will provide free rides to anyone in the US going to and from Covid-19 vaccination sites. Uber is offering the rides globally, too: The ride-hailing company is providing 20,000 free rides to the elderly in certain cities in Japan. And, in a partnership with UNESCO, Uber will provide 1 million free rides to teachers around the world.

Hospitals Are Partnering With Uber to Get Patients to Checkups

The convenience could greatly reduce the likelihood of missed appointments.

In 2018, Should We Take Ubers or Ambulances to the Hospital?

The question of transportation is actually not that new. Here’s what the experts advise.

Lyft launches health care transportation program

Lyft Pass for Healthcare will let patients schedule rides.

Lyft lets you request rides directly from your healthcare provider

The new pass aims to bypass the bureaucracy of booking medical trips.

This Pandemic Exposes the Downsides of Cheap Uber Rides

An economic and health crisis is exposing how vulnerable Uber workers really are.

Uber CEO: We’re Bringing ‘Everything On Demand’ To Healthcare

“Healthcare has to go omnichannel,” Khosrowshahi said. “Essentially our mission is to help people go anywhere and get anything. We can help people and systems essentially architect themselves so patients can go to get help.”

Uber Health’s new chief medical officer wants to sharpen its message

Uber Health has seen some traction for its solution, which allows care coordinators to book rides for patients.

Uber, but for Getting to the Hospital

The ride-sharing company is launching a service that allows doctors to hail cars for their patients.

We spoke with the head of Uber Health about how his team built a healthcare organization within a $70 billion tech company

Although the healthcare industry has been notoriously resistant to change, its transformation at the hands of digitization has recently picked up pace. With that shift, nontraditional players are starting to see new openings to establish a presence in the lucrative industry.