1. Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health launched voice-activated assistants for Amazon Alexa and Google Home devices.
2. Omak, Wash.-based Mid-Valley Hospital implemented Cerner’s Millennium EHR platform.
3. Canopy Health, a physician- and hospital-owned medical alliance in Emeryville, Calif., partnered with American Well to leverage its web and mobile software development kit to provide telehealth services.
4. FirstCare Health Plans teamed up with MDLive, giving its members access to a new telemedicine program.
5. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs tapped OptumServe to provide veterans with new telehealth services in 2019.
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