TTA’s Autumn Leaves: Oura puts off IPO, Anthropic’s IPO November (?); Sycamore Partners nearing Boots sale; telehealth support for pediatricians in youth mental health, Oracle’s Congressional spanking, more!

October 3, 2026 | by | No Comments

 

2-5 October 2026

Here we are past the first week of Fall (or Autumn). The leaves may be turning, but the healthcare/AI  IPOs aren’t, with the Oura health monitoring ring postponing its IPO indefinitely and the Anthropic AI rumored only for early-to-mid-November. Another turning is for Boots, with Sycamore Partners breaking up the Walgreens Boots Alliance combine for $9 billion. And this week’s Perspectives discusses the burden pediatricians are taking on in youth mental health and how telehealth can support this need.

For Readers: Your Editor will be on publishing leave due to travel to 21 October. ‘Best Of’ Alerts will be out weekly on Fridays and Saturdays after this week till then. Some past highlights:

  • Humanity’s Rumored Doom in 10 years at the hands of AI are Zebras, not Horses.
  • Oracle’s simultaneous strong Q1, 3,000 layoffs, and its two top execs subpoenaed by the House VA Committee for a whacking over the 170% increase in budget to cover the next three years (Congress is Fed Up).
  • How infrastructure tech needed by healthcare organizations can’t get arrested on funding, while whiz-bang consumer apps can.

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IPOs, IPOs–Oura’s stalls out, Anthropic’s restarts, possibly mid-November. To everyone’s amazement!

Developing: Walgreens’ Sycamore Partners owner on final approach to sell Boots operation to Canada’s Weston family for ~$9B

Perspectives: What Meta’s settlement reveals about youth mental health, access shortages, and where telehealth can support pediatricians

More of Interest 

Oracle’s continued restructuring cuts 3K more jobs, adds $700 million while revenue grows 30%; House VA Committee subpoenas Ellison, Sicilia 19-0–and why Congress is mad at a 170% budget increase (Updated for how Congress really feels)

(Related) Revealed: Oracle’s extended VA EHRM contract increased by $17B as original ceiling reached this year; VA Indy EHR goes online

AI’s hoofbeats as Horses, not Zebras: a Gimlety view of AI’s destructive capacity (updated) (P(doom) may be conquered by F(doom), or Why Worry?

Perspectives: Digital Health Capital Keeps Rewarding What Patients See, Not What Keeps Companies Alive (Infrastructure tech can’t get funding)

Silicon Valley Bank’s take on H1 investment: among the “have and have nots”, it was “the best half in years” for health tech

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TTA’s Summertime Wrap: Taking apart Humanity’s AI Doom; Oracle’s layoffs, financials, and House subpoenas; and how infrastructure health tech can’t get funding

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17-30 September 2026

It’s hard to believe that the last Alert was before Labor Day, and here we are staring at the chronological End of Summer, bracing for a cold winter again. The 25th anniversary of 9/11 (real doom) was followed by Humanity’s Rumored Doom in 10 years at the hands of AI. My essay takes it apart and puts it back together. (Pro Tip–trust no one). We also caught up with Oracle trumpeting its Q1, laying off another 3,000, and its two top execs subpoenaed by the House VA Committee. This week’s Perspectives is about how infrastructure tech needed by healthcare organizations can’t get arrested on funding, while whiz-bang consumer apps can.

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For Readers: Your Editor will be on a second publishing leave to 1-2 October. ‘Best Of’ Alerts will be out 1x weekly only on Fridays after this week till then. I’ll be resting up for what may prove to be an epic Q4!

Oracle’s continued restructuring cuts 3K more jobs, adds $700 million while revenue grows 30%; House VA Committee subpoenas Ellison, Sicilia 19-0 (The Oracle soap opera grinds on)

Perspectives: Digital Health Capital Keeps Rewarding What Patients See, Not What Keeps Companies Alive (Infrastructure tech can’t get funding)

AI’s hoofbeats as Horses, not Zebras: a Gimlety view of AI’s destructive capacity (updated) (P(doom) may be conquered by F(doom), or Why Worry?

Most recent headlines 

Silicon Valley Bank’s take on H1 investment: among the “have and have nots”, it was “the best half in years” for health tech

News roundup: Verma’s rumors, DEA’s new (?) telemedicine rule goes to OMB for review, Cityblock Health goes rural with Homeward buy, Scottish housing sensor tech could save millions–study

Revealed: Oracle’s extended VA EHRM contract increased by $17B as original ceiling reached this year; VA Indy EHR goes online

Must Reads

This Week’s Must Reads: how lack of focus dooms startup financing, Commure’s Sea of Red Flags Flapping, and what happens if OpenAI expires? (Doom…DOOM!)

Why Readers can be assured that TTA is 100% Written by Humans (A handy guide to detecting AI Copy Slop and why it’s not here)

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TTA’s August-Sept Wrap: how health tech fared in H1 investment, Oracle’s VA EHRM contract $ bump, Verma’s rumors, Cityblock buys Homeward, sensors could save Scots millions, more!

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28 August-early September 2026

It’s the last of the August Doldrums, so it’s a good time to look back, courtesy of SVB, on What Happened in Healthcare Investing this first half. (For once, health tech didn’t take a beating with its best H1 in years.) Oracle just can’t help being in the headlines, this time with a nice (and expected) budget bump in its extended VA EHRM contract, and with its Oracle Health EVP, the well-known Seema Verma, possibly under consideration by PhRMA. The only notable transaction was another acquisition in the General Catalyst family, Cityblock Health and Homeward Health. DEA may get a controlled substances telehealth rule yet. And the Scots have discovered and tested sensor-based facility monitoring that could save millions. Aye! (Will Harry and Meghan’s Cotswolds lair have it? Save on security!)

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For Readers: Your Editor will be on publishing leave to mid-September. ‘Best Of’ Alerts will be out 1x weekly on Fridays after this week till then. I’ll be resting up for what may prove to be an epic September-October!

Silicon Valley Bank’s take on H1 investment: among the “have and have nots”, it was “the best half in years” for health tech

News roundup: Verma’s rumors, DEA’s new (?) telemedicine rule goes to OMB for review, Cityblock Health goes rural with Homeward buy, Scottish housing sensor tech could save millions–study

Revealed: Oracle’s extended VA EHRM contract increased by $17B as original ceiling reached this year; VA Indy EHR goes online

Last week’s headlines 

This Week’s Must Reads: how lack of focus dooms startup financing, Commure’s Sea of Red Flags Flapping, and what happens if OpenAI expires? (Doom…DOOM!)

News roundup: UHS-Talkspace $850M buy final, DocGo to buy Hicuity Health for $52M in stock/debt, R1 to buy Humata Health, PointClickCare EHR to integrate Anthropic’s AI

UK’s Alertacall sold to Constellation Software’s Volaris Group (Happily, remaining independent)

Recent Headlines and Must Reads

Why Readers can be assured that TTA is 100% Written by Humans (A handy guide to detecting AI Copy Slop and why it’s not here)

News potpourri: OpenAI sued for practicing unlicensed medicine”, Cleveland Clinic med drone delivery, Solventum separates out health info systems, Unlimited Technology RCM in 3.8M data breach, Samsung Galaxy Buds FDA cleared for hearing assist

VA moves to secure Oracle for its EHR Modernization through mid-2031 (More reasons beyond Captain Obvious)

Breaking report: Oracle drawing up plans to lay off employees in “double digit percentages” by 1 September (We’re waiting for this shoe to drop next month)

Chutes & Ladders, Oracle Edition: Surprise! Project Jupiter data center build overages, “social costs” multiply. Pentagon inks $7B, 10 year deal for software.

This week’s Must Read: the dangerous financing of AI data center buildouts–and how they resemble the 2020 health tech boom (Remember the SPAC boom that cracked and left nearly all companies and billions in the dust?)

A gloomy view on Oracle going forward: debt, cash flow, and dependence on OpenAI

 

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TTA’s August Ice Cream Run 3: less activity is more for startups, hard looks at Commure and OpenAI, acquisitions by UHS, DocGo, R1–and UK’s Alertacall sold

August 20, 2026 | by

20-24 August 2026

Enjoy the August Doldrums, because this fall might be awfully…eventful. Our Must Reads are rather Doomful, between exposés on General Catalyst and Commure’s business practices, plus OpenAI’s accelerating troubles that look like Sam Altman is flirting hard with the Devil of Demise. A positive Must Read is on early-stage funding–how doing less will get your company more. Our news roundup highlights several acquisitions and Anthropic partnering with EHR PointClickCare. Speaking of sales, UK’s Alertacall has been sold after great success, and will remain independent.

On the hot subject of AI writing and AI Copy Slop, find out how to spot and avoid it in our thoughts on why TTA remains stubbornly 100% Written By Humans. Grab the cuppa for this one. Else you’ll faint like Pepper!

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This Week’s Must Reads: how lack of focus dooms startup financing, Commure’s Sea of Red Flags Flapping, and what happens if OpenAI expires?

News roundup: UHS-Talkspace $850M buy final, DocGo to buy Hicuity Health for $52M in stock/debt, R1 to buy Humata Health, PointClickCare EHR to integrate Anthropic’s AI

UK’s Alertacall sold to Constellation Software’s Volaris Group

Last week’s headlines

Why Readers can be assured that TTA is 100% Written by Humans (A handy guide to detecting AI Copy Slop)

News potpourri: OpenAI sued for practicing unlicensed medicine”, Cleveland Clinic med drone delivery, Solventum separates out health info systems, Unlimited Technology RCM in 3.8M data breach, Samsung Galaxy Buds FDA cleared for hearing assist

VA moves to secure Oracle for its EHR Modernization through mid-2031 (More reasons beyond the obvious)

Breaking report: Oracle drawing up plans to lay off employees in “double digit percentages” by 1 September (We’re waiting for this shoe to drop)

Recent Headlines and Must Reads

News roundup #2: Function Health’s jumbo $450M raise from General Catalyst, Hinge Health’s $105M Cylinder buy, and Throne Science’s $10M Series A

News roundup #1: AI governance ‘in’ with Feds, ATA; Centene’s shrinking but more profitable future; repositions and partnerships for DispatchHealth, WHOOP; Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand modernization

Chutes & Ladders, Oracle Edition: Surprise! Project Jupiter data center build overages, “social costs” multiply. Pentagon inks $7B, 10 year deal for software.

This week’s Must Read: the dangerous financing of AI data center buildouts–and how they resemble the 2020 health tech boom (Remember the SPAC boom that cracked and left nearly all companies and billions in the dust?)

A gloomy view on Oracle going forward: debt, cash flow, and dependence on OpenAI

 

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TTA’s August Ice Cream Run 2: Oracle talks layoffs (again) and VA extends EHRM contract; OpenAI sued for ‘doctoring’; big vendor data breach; med drone delivery; and a tart take on AI Copy Slop

August 14, 2026 | by

14-17 August 2026

Still in the ‘dog days’ of August weather, despite the back to school and Halloween (!) stuff in the stores. We should enjoy our last days of ‘traditional’ summer (versus ‘local’ or ‘smart’ summer) but the merchers won’t let us. In other news, there was a lot of news around Oracle Health this week, from pending layoffs to the VA extending its contract to 2031. We also have our (likely first, but not last) lawsuit claiming OpenAI doctoring harmed a ‘patient’, meds and supplies delivered by drone, a big vendor data breach, affordable hearing assistance, and yet another likely spinoff. And on the hot subject of AI writing and AI Copy Slop, your Editor has more than a few thoughts after reading an excellent article by Alys Denby. Grab the cuppa for this one. Or you’ll faint like Pepper!

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Why Readers can be assured that TTA is 100% Written by Humans

News potpourri: OpenAI sued for practicing unlicensed medicine”, Cleveland Clinic med drone delivery, Solventum separates out health info systems, Unlimited Technology RCM in 3.8M data breach, Samsung Galaxy Buds FDA cleared for hearing assist

VA moves to secure Oracle for its EHR Modernization through mid-2031 (More reasons beyond the obvious)

Breaking report: Oracle drawing up plans to lay off employees in “double digit percentages” by 1 September

Last week’s headlines

News roundup #2: Function Health’s jumbo $450M raise from General Catalyst, Hinge Health’s $105M Cylinder buy, and Throne Science’s $10M Series A

News roundup #1: AI governance ‘in’ with Feds, ATA; Centene’s shrinking but more profitable future; repositions and partnerships for DispatchHealth, WHOOP; Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand modernization

Recent Headlines and Must Reads

Chutes & Ladders, Oracle Edition: Surprise! Project Jupiter data center build overages, “social costs” multiply. Pentagon inks $7B, 10 year deal for software.

Catching up to Masimo’s ‘unfinished’ business: Danaher completes $9.9B acquisition of Masimo. $634 million damages from Apple upheld, but Kiani lawsuits continue

This week’s Must Read: the dangerous financing of AI data center buildouts–and how they resemble the 2020 health tech boom (Remember the SPAC boom that cracked and left nearly all companies and billions in the dust?)

A gloomy view on Oracle going forward: debt, cash flow, and dependence on OpenAI

Vinegary Must Reads This Week: Silicon Valley’s ‘Cargo Culture’; the clinical query tool explosion between OpenEvidence and general AI

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TTA’s August Ice Cream Run: General Catalyst’s $ for Function Health, GI health is “IT” for Hinge and Throne, EO for AI, DispatchHealth repositions, Health NZ modernizes, Centene’s profit, more!

August 7, 2026 | by

7-10 August 2026

August weather may be ‘dog days’ but in digital health it was an ice cream run, with more to come next week. There was an unusually large General Catalyst debt financing of Function Health’s DTC lab testing subscription model and a lot of ‘movement’ around gastrointestinal health. A Presidential Executive Order on AI governance/cybersec, ATA on the virtual health case, Centene’s cutbacks to profitability, DispatchHealth’s refresh, and health modernizes in the Land of the Kiwi.

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News roundup #2: Function Health’s jumbo $450M raise from General Catalyst, Hinge Health’s $105M Cylinder buy, and Throne Science’s $10M Series A

News roundup #1: AI governance ‘in’ with Feds, ATA; Centene’s shrinking but more profitable future; repositions and partnerships for DispatchHealth, WHOOP; Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand modernization

Last week’s headlines

The week that was in M&A, financings: Included Health buys Firefly, Candid’s $120M raise, DarioHealth’s $23M RDO, TytoCare’s $25M growth round + new execs, Aurenar’s $5.7M seed for ICU neuromodulation

Chutes & Ladders, Oracle Edition: Surprise! Project Jupiter data center build overages, “social costs” multiply. Pentagon inks $7B, 10 year deal for software.

Catching up to Masimo’s ‘unfinished’ business: Danaher completes $9.9B acquisition of Masimo. $634 million damages from Apple upheld, but Kiani lawsuits continue

Recent Headlines and Must Reads

This week’s Must Read: the dangerous financing of AI data center buildouts–and how they resemble the 2020 health tech boom (Remember the SPAC boom that cracked and left nearly all companies and billions in the dust?)

Chutes & Ladders: Data breach clouts Clover, OpenAI agent escapes sandbox to attack Hugging Face, Precision’s surface BCI achieves thought control, Tempus AI $1.5B Personalis buy, Karoo Health’s $16.2M Series A

News roundup: Withings Medical Group service launches, MPs urge cancellation of NHS/Palantir FDP contract, IKS closes TruBridge buy for $557M, ATA comments on prelim CMS PFS for telehealth, Philips’ AI-powered…toothbrush

A gloomy view on Oracle going forward: debt, cash flow, and dependence on OpenAI

Midjourney Medical audaciously promises a revolution in whole-body scanning, powered by Butterfly Network chips. Can the reality ever match the hype?

Vinegary Must Reads This Week: Silicon Valley’s ‘Cargo Culture’; the clinical query tool explosion between OpenEvidence and general AI

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TTA’s July’s a Wrap: what’s up with Masimo and Danaher, Oracle’s new datacenter danger zone with overruns, Included buys Firefly in expansion, Candid raises $120M, TytoCare’s new CEO and $25M, more!

July 30, 2026 | by

30 July-3 August 2026

A mixture this week of catchup–Masimo’s acquisition by Danaher and what that all means–and suddenly perking activity in M&A and diverse funding rounds from Series D to seed. But the week wouldn’t be complete with yet more on Oracle In Danger, this time from data center overruns–yet getting a tidy Federal contract worth several billions.

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The week that was in M&A, financings: Included Health buys Firefly, Candid’s $120M raise, DarioHealth’s $23M RDO, TytoCare’s $25M growth round + new execs, Aurenar’s $5.7M seed for ICU neuromodulation

Chutes & Ladders, Oracle Edition: Surprise! Project Jupiter data center build overages, “social costs” multiply. Pentagon inks $7B, 10 year deal for software.

Catching up to Masimo’s ‘unfinished’ business: Danaher completes $9.9B acquisition of Masimo. $634 million damages from Apple upheld, but Kiani lawsuits continue

Last week’s headlines

This week’s Must Read: the dangerous financing of AI data center buildouts–and how they resemble the 2020 health tech boom (Remember the SPAC boom that cracked and left nearly all companies and billions in the dust?)

Chutes & Ladders: Data breach clouts Clover, OpenAI agent escapes sandbox to attack Hugging Face, Precision’s surface BCI achieves thought control, Tempus AI $1.5B Personalis buy, Karoo Health’s $16.2M Series A

Recent Headlines and Must Reads

News roundup: Withings Medical Group service launches, MPs urge cancellation of NHS/Palantir FDP contract, IKS closes TruBridge buy for $557M, ATA comments on prelim CMS PFS for telehealth, Philips’ AI-powered…toothbrush

A gloomy view on Oracle going forward: debt, cash flow, and dependence on OpenAI

Chutes & Ladders: Done Global principals sentenced on Adderall fraud, Oracle E-Biz Suite hacked, OpenAI’s 5% offer to US government, Meta considers cloud AI, Pearl’s $110M raise

Midjourney Medical audaciously promises a revolution in whole-body scanning, powered by Butterfly Network chips. Can the reality ever match the hype?

Vinegary Must Reads This Week: Silicon Valley’s ‘Cargo Culture’; the clinical query tool explosion between OpenEvidence and general AI

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TTA’s Hot July: 23andMe settles data breach payout, Done Health fraud principals sentenced,, Resmed sells MatrixCare, Pearl Health’s big raise, OpenAI’s 5% offer, more!

July 10, 2026 | by

10-13 July 2026

A quieter post holiday week, but with one major sale and one substantial raise. Resmed sold off their MatrixCare post-acute software business to private equity, for substantially less than they paid for it seven years ago. The big raise was Pearl Health’s. Not so pearly were the substantial sentences and fines given to Done Health’s principals for out of control Adderall prescribing and fraud. Nor was 23andMe’s data breach settlement of $47 million while still in bankruptcy, or another Oracle software vulnerability. And OpenAI’s offer of 5% to the US government–good deal or Trojan Horse? But there’s hope in the 26th clinical trial of Elon Musk’s Neuralink in a Canadian ALS patient. 

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News roundup: 23andMe settles with data breach victims for $46.75M, Neuralink implants first Canadian ALS patient, Resmed selling MatrixCare EHR for $490M, Teladoc now preferred telehealth provider for NBA players

Chutes & Ladders: Done Global principals sentenced on Adderall fraud, Oracle E-Biz Suite hacked, OpenAI’s 5% offer to US government, Meta considers cloud AI, Pearl’s $110M raise

 

Recent Headlines, from Midjourney Medical scanning to Cargo Culture

Midjourney Medical audaciously promises a revolution in whole-body scanning, powered by Butterfly Network chips. Can the reality ever match the hype?

Chutes & Ladders: Xsolis data breach affects 1.4M records, Five Eyes warns of AI-supercharged hacking; FDA closes Whoop BP warning, Centene adds HR/finance exec to board; $120M raises for Assort Health, $46M for xCures

Vinegary Must Reads This Week: Silicon Valley’s ‘Cargo Culture’; the clinical query tool explosion between OpenEvidence and general AI

Short takes: Bain report on anemic AI ROI, SVB report on women’s health, Ladder Health pedes virtual health raises $7M, an update on the Luigi Mangione trial

Amazon’s One Medical Seniors hacked by ShinyHunters, issues “final warning” on 8.8 TB of patient data

News roundup: Validic bought by ChartSpan; raises for Cadence, Prosper AI, Telepatia; Epic MyChart portal messages doubled in 5 years–study    

Perspectives: The most aggressive AI adoption in healthcare is happening off the books

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