1. Carle Richland Memorial Hospital plans to implement an Epic EHR to increase interoperability and transfer of medical records.
2. Lebanon, N.H.-based Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital switched over to an Epic EHR May 11.
3. Ichor Biologics, a New York City-based biotech startup developing antibodies to treat infectious diseases, received a $300,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to specifically target deadly hantavirus infections.
4. Utica, N.Y-based Mohawk Valley Health System will implement an Epic EHR in June.
5. Culbertson, Mont.-based Roosevelt Medical Center is transitioning to an athenahealth EHR.
6. Texas A&M University Health Science Center in Bryan is teaming up with Project Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes, a telehealth teaching model for clinicians, on a program to address the opioid epidemic.
7. Startup telehealth company, Remote Health Solutions, will integrate the U.S. Air Force’s patient monitoring app into its existing product portfolio.
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