Fairfield, Calif.-based NorthBay Healthcare joined forces with UbiCare, a Boston-based technology company focused on patient engagement, to create the “Baby Steps by NorthBay” program.
Surescripts, a national health information network, added 14 health systems to its National Record Locator Service, bringing the total number of participants to 28.
Chicago-based Rush University Medical Center will collaborate with Tempus — a health technology company focused on personalized oncology care — to operationalize its first biobank.
Hagerstown, Md.-based Meritus Health will invest nearly $100 million over the next five years to transition its EHR to Epic.
Covina, Calif.-based Citrus Valley Health Partners revealed plans to implement the Meditech Web EHR at its facilities.
Tulare, Calif.-based Southern Inyo Hospital deployed OpenVista Cloud EHR, an IT system from Medsphere Systems Corp.
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