DigitCells

10/15/2026

Behind every biopsy result is a workflow, and the details of that workflow matter. DigitCells will be featured inside the GoPath Diagnostics booth (203) at in Chicago, with TWO-D on display. TWO-D follows each case from the first scan through pathologist sign-out, so teams can see where a specimen stands at every step. Stop by to see it in action and talk with us about what a more connected pathology workflow could look like for your practice.

Learn more: https://digitcells.com/pv-26

10/12/2026

Everyone asks when digital pathology scanning will start to pay, but one lab has been billing for it, and the results are worth a look. In under three years, it collected $136,332 using codes that already exist, and its 2025 payments nearly tripled from the year before. The average payment per paid unit more than doubled in that time. And those payments have covered about 38% of the lab’s scanner costs. Reimbursement alone will not fund a digital lab, but the trend shows it is moving in the right direction. Our new blog walks through where the money came from, the other returns a digital lab can see, and how proposed CMS changes could shape payment next.

Read the full article: https://digitcells.com/tpost/show-me-the-money-digital-pathology

10/08/2026

More patients are using AI to understand their own health information before they ever walk into the exam room. A recent The ASCO Post article describes this "triadic relationship" between clinician, patient, and AI. It also covers a study in which patient trust increased after a text-based AI intake interaction, and research on a video-based AI co-clinician that performed near human levels in triage and history-taking.

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Peter Clardy, MD, of Google for Health, described a fundamental challenge facing clinicians in the artificial intelligence (AI) era: AI capabilities are advancing rapidly at the same time clinicians a...

10/07/2026

Where do your biopsy cores go after they leave the clinic? Find out at booth 203, where TWO-D will be featured inside GoPath Diagnostics booth at in Chicago! See a digital chain of custody from the first scan to pathologist sign-out, with no guesswork in between. Swing by for a demo and a conversation about protecting biopsy integrity in your practice.

Learn more about TWO-D: https://digitcells.com/twod

10/01/2026

Early detection can change everything. Breast cancer affects people in every community, and behind each diagnosis is a person, a family, and a care team working toward answers. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to know their body and keep up with recommended screenings. If you are due for a mammogram, let this be your reminder to schedule it. At DigitCells, we stand with patients, survivors, and care teams this month and every month.

09/22/2026

This month, we're recognizing the individuals and families facing blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma. Advances in early detection and treatment continue to improve care and outcomes for patients. Take a moment this month to learn the signs, support someone on their journey, or simply spread the word.

Learn more from the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR): https://www.aacr.org/patients-caregivers/awareness-months/leukemia-and-lymphoma-awareness-month/

09/18/2026

📍 San Diego, get ready. DigitCells is exhibiting at Pathology Visions 2026, and we're bringing the full TWO-D ecosystem to Booth 610. See how our cassette design protects prostate cores from fragmentation, how core-level analysis captures precise measurements at the grossing station, and how visual mapping brings clarity to every case. From specimen collection to sign-out, TWO-D keeps tissue intact and data connected at every step. Stop by to see the full workflow in action.

Learn more about TWO-D: https://digitcells.com/twod

09/15/2026

September marks Urology Awareness Month. Advances in digital pathology are changing how urologic conditions get diagnosed, giving physicians faster and more precise insights. From kidney and bladder concerns to prostate health, earlier detection often starts with better tools behind the scenes. Technology and timely screenings go hand in hand when it comes to catching issues early. This month, we're recognizing the role innovation plays in urologic care.

09/07/2026

Big things take effort, and today we're celebrating that. 💪 Whether it's a new idea or a well-earned day off, progress deserves a pause every now and then. Happy Labor Day from DigitCells!

09/03/2026

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Ovarian cancer symptoms are often subtle, which makes accurate and timely pathology review essential to diagnosis. Common signs like bloating, pelvic pain, or changes in appetite are frequently mistaken for less serious conditions, which can delay detection. When caught early, the five-year survival rate exceeds 90 percent, yet only about 20 percent of cases are diagnosed at this stage. Awareness of these symptoms and consistent follow up with a physician can make a meaningful difference in outcomes.