Aurora-based Children's Hospital Colorado combines innovation and emotion in a new ad campaign, telling the story of a baby "born twice," Little Black Book reported.

Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health is partnering with health tech startup Etta.io to develop an AI-based tool that can detect bladder tumors that can't normally be seen by the naked eye.

Oak Bluffs, Mass.-based Martha's Vineyard Hospital has finished its rebranding efforts and has installed the last signaged needed to integrate the Mass General Brigham brand into its hospital, MV Times reported April 20. 

Two former health system IT leaders told Becker's they joined a digital health company because they felt they could make more of a difference helping their former industry from the startup side.

Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare is partnering with medtech company Augmedix to expand the use of artificial intelligence-powered ambient documentation in its clinical settings.

Amazon is busy hiring for its health services, pharmacy and cloud businesses. Here are five healthcare jobs the tech giant is advertising for.

Technology giant Samsung launched the Samsung Health Stack 1.0, an open-source project designed to aid digital health researchers.

New England health insurance company Point32Health is dealing with a ransomware attack, The Record reported April 19.

Medtech giant Philips is expanding its partnership with Boston-based MIT to help researchers access a larger dataset and study how artificial intelligence can be used in healthcare.

Despite the economic slowdown, private venture firms targeting healthcare investment are still closing on huge funds. 

Truveta, a data collective with 28 health system partners, has expanded its data sets to include more than 2.5 billion clinician notes and 45 attributes of social determinants of health to enhance its clinical support and research capabilities.

Sara Vaezy, executive vice president and chief digital officer of Renton, Wash.-based Providence, told Becker's that health systems can learn from giants such as Starbucks and Amazon about personalizing patients' experiences with their healthcare organizations, and one way Providence is doing this is by creating identity-driven engagement to tailor its services to individual consumers. 

EHR vendor Epic pays for its employees to visit a country they've never been to every five years.

Medical robotics company Noah Medical raised $150 million in a series B financing round that saw contribution from existing investor Sequoia China. 

Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Healthcare and San Diego-based Rady Children's Hospital have adopted new artificial intelligence-powered network tools through a partnership with Juniper Networks.

CVS Health has added mental health therapists to some of its MinuteClinic locations to expand access to behavioral healthcare.

Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health has launched the first virtual nursing program in its system, at Saint Joseph Hospital in Lexington, Ky.

Healthcare leaders, still feeling the effects of Covid and “the Great Resignation,” recently revealed their top concerns in a revenue cycle survey conducted by Becker’s Hospital Review and PwC. The survey reinforced what keeps revenue cycle leaders up at night and where they need the most help:

EHR vendors Epic Systems and eClinicalWorks both announced they would integrate generative AI into their EHR systems to enable customers to increase productivity and enhance patient care.

Healthcare organizations are cutting back their advertising spending and are beginning to scrutinize their marketing practices more as hospitals and health systems around the country are facing lawsuits due to the use of tracking technology, Politico reported April 18.