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STAT+: Oura to acquire Counsel Health for $625 million, placing a big bet on AI care

6 outlets · first reported by STAT Health Tech 1d ago · latest 8h ago · 23 hours of coverage

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  1. 1d ago
    first STAT Health Tech indie
    STAT+: Oura to acquire Counsel Health for $625 million, placing a big bet on AI care

    Oura, the smart ring maker that just over a month ago delayed plans to go public over market uncertainty, announced it will spend $625 million to acquire Counsel Health, a clinical artificial intelligence startup. Counsel Health is the maker of a chatbot that users can talk with about health…

  2. 1d ago
    Oura Blog indie
    Oura Announces Agreement to Acquire Counsel Health, the AI-Native, Physician-Supervised Care Platform

    Today, Oura announced that we have entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Counsel Health, the AI-native, physician-supervised care platform with which Oura has partnered since May 2026 . The deal takes Oura from helping members understand their health to enabling them to act on it. With…

  3. 1d ago
    Athletech News obscure
    Oura to Acquire Counsel Health for $625M in Major Push Into AI-Powered Healthcare

    The acquisition marks the smart ring maker’s latest move beyond just wearables, bringing medical AI and physician-led care into its growing health platform Oura is making a $625 million bet that the future of wearables extends beyond tracking health data to connecting consumers directly with…

  4. 1d ago
    Oura to acquire AI virtual primary care partner Counsel Health for $625M

    The companies have worked together since June, and more recently had shared plans to partner on CMS' 10-year ACCESS Model.

  5. 8h ago
    Oura makes bet on AI in healthcare with $625M Counsel Health buy

    The planned acquisition comes as wearable firms push to up their healthcare offerings.

  6. 8h ago
    MedTech Dive indie
    Oura makes bet on AI in healthcare with $625M Counsel Health buy

    The planned acquisition comes as wearable firms push to up their healthcare offerings.

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