West Burlington, Iowa-based Great River Health plans to switch from Oracle Health to Epic for its EHR.

The healthcare industry is grappling with rising clinician turnover, as burnout and frustrations with electronic health records drive many nurses and physicians to consider leaving, a new report from KLAS found.

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has begun integrating action items from genetic tests into health records for more than 100,000 patients who participated in an exome study for biomedical breakthroughs over the last four years.

Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare Health System is taking a step forward in improving its revenue cycle processes by piloting a new generative AI solution from Xsolis.

CVS Health has announced two key leadership appointments as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance pharmacy and wellness services.

Watsonville (Calif.) Community Hospital reported an IT disruption Nov. 29, forcing the hospital into downtime procedures, according to Lookout Santa Cruz.

Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health has apologized to users of its patient portal for potentially transmitting their data to Big Tech companies.

Falls Church, Va.-based Inova has become the first health system in the U.S. to achieve The Joint Commission's Responsible Use of Health Data certification. 

Charlotte, N.C.-based Advocate Health has roughly doubled its hospital-at-home capacity in the past year.

Some Republican lawmakers are opposing plans to regulate AI in healthcare, specifically a Department of Health and Human Services proposal to establish assurance labs that would evaluate AI tools, Politico reported Dec. 2.

More than half of healthcare organizations are using artificial intelligence for at least one medical imaging task, up from 17% in 2018, according to a recent report from KLAS Research.

University Hospitals, based in Cleveland, is taking a strategic approach to digital transformation by embracing an "Epic first" philosophy. 

Hospitals and health systems had a busy year warding off and recovering from cyberattacks in 2024.

Murray-Calloway County Hospital in Murray, Ky., has faced ongoing delays in transitioning its health records system from Cerner to Oracle Health, Ledger & Times reported Dec. 2.  

The world of medicine has changed dramatically over the past few decades. We've witnessed a shift from handwritten notes to electronic health record (EHR) systems, and from personal conversations to data-driven interactions. While these advancements have undoubtedly improved certain aspects of healthcare—like reducing medical errors and streamlining processes—they've also introduced new challenges. One of the most significant is the unintended distancing of the patient-provider relationship.

Epic founder and CEO Judy Faulkner's wealth has expanded exponentially since she started the EHR company in a Wisconsin basement apartment in the late 1970s.

VillageMD's board appointed COO Jim Murray as interim CEO Nov. 27 after former CEO Tim Barry stepped down, according to the Chicago Tribune.

Worcester, Mass.-based UMass Memorial Health already has one of the largest hospital-at-home programs in the country. Now the health system is expanding into other home-care domains.

Oracle Health, the EHR company formerly known as Cerner, has been busy developing artificial intelligence and interoperability features.

Chesterfield, Mo.-based Mercy represented the healthcare industry recently on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., to educate federal lawmakers about artificial intelligence.