One Medical on Aug. 3 reported second quarter net revenue of $255.8 million, a 112 percent increase year over year. 

Black Book Research released its list of the top revenue cycle management software vendors for hospitals for 2022.

Lewiston-based Central Maine Medical Center filed a data breach notice about a cyberattack that compromised the protected health information of 11,938 patients, JD Supra reported Aug. 1.

Walmart is laying off 200 corporate workers, including global technology workers, amid falling profits and an effort to restructure, The Wall Street Journal reported Aug. 3.

Homeward, a San Francisco-based startup that launched in March with the goal of increasing healthcare access to rural communities, received $50 million in series B funding.

The three big cloud providers curbed their capital spending in the second quarter of 2022, showing that the booming cloud business may not be immune to a slowing economy, the Wall Street Journal reported Aug. 2.

Clarify Health, a tech company that provides data analytics and value-based payment services, has reduced its workforce by 5 percent.

Salisbury, Md.-based TidalHealth is collaborating with artificial intelligence company Regard to reduce clinician burnout within its ranks.

Former Cardinal Health CIO Brian Rice has been appointed to the same role with McDonald's, effective Aug. 31.

In our technology and our data-driven society, CIOs play an increasingly important role in managing hospitals and health systems, with many of them taking on more responsibilities and becoming entrenched in the business side of healthcare operations.

Kaiser Permanente has long been known as one of the leading health systems for IT and digital innovation. So Diane Comer was excited to take over as the Oakland, Calif.-based provider and health plan's executive vice president and chief information and technology officer in April 2021, having been with the organization since 2007.

Prat Vemana, chief digital officer of Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente, said digital adoption was accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, giving the health system an advantage to use its innovation to serve patients beyond their greatest times of need, VentureBeat reported Aug. 1. 

Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health has partnered with health tech startup Dandelion Health to develop AI products that can aid medical decisions, improve diagnostics and drug development. 

The following hospital and health system IT executive moves have been reported since July 7. 

The Department of Veterans Affairs named David Massaro, MD, as functional champion for its Oracle Cerner EHR modernization program, FedScoop reported Aug. 2. 

Kansas City, Mo.-based Saint Luke's Health System has partnered with Medically Home to create a hospital-at-home program that provides high-acuity care at home for patients. 

Gaithersburg, Md.-based health system Adventist HealthCare has selected digital health company Innovaccer as its population health management solution.

Fayetteville-based University of Arkansas will partner with Google and National Institutes of Health engineers to build cloud-based modules for biomedical research.

Jackson, Wyo.-based St. John's Health System is using a mobile application from healthcare tech firm Ludi to manage physician payments.

Healthcare technology company Athenahealth is partnering with healthcare information company DrFirst to reduce prescription abandonment.