Massachusetts is updating the way it collects and presents COVID-19 data, Gov. Charlie Baker said during a news conference this week.

Amazon lengthened its work from home policy into next year, matching remote work guidance from Google and other big tech companies, according to an Oct. 21 blog post.

Teladoc CEO Jason Gorevic recently filed a letter with the Securities and Exchange Commission detailing that four of Livongo's C-suite executives will be leaving after the two companies' merger is finalized.

When the pandemic began, insurance companies acted quickly to ensure members had access to telehealth services.

Here are some of the recent leadership changes affecting health IT:

Lyra Health, a $1.1 billion health startup that sells employee mental health services to businesses, is teaming up with mobile mediation app Calm, according to an Oct. 20 CNBC report.

Cybersecurity must be strengthened among hospitals and health systems now more than ever as health services increasingly move to remote and online formats, according to Josephine Wolff, PhD.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Oct. 19 that the state is releasing $50 million in funding for its second round of the Connect Illinois broadband internet expansion plan.

Renton, Wash.-based Providence began its electronic prescriptions for controlled substances (EPCS) implementation project in 2018 to make e-prescribing more secure and easier to use for clinicians.

Deloitte is rolling out a new tool for its digital health platform ConvergeHealth MyPath that allows providers to expand remote care services via virtual delivery.