Health IT Spending in North America to Top $34.5B in 2014

Providers and payers in North America will spend more than $34.5 billion on health IT in 2014, according to a report by Technology Business Research.

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Providers will spend an average of $12 million, and payers $18 million, on IT throughout the organization, including electronic health records, claims management and call centers.

The report is based on a survey of 225 executives at provider and payer organizations.

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