Anthem is extending its partnership with artificial intelligence platform doc.ai to help the Indianapolis-based payer grow its digital health offerings, according to a Sept. 29 news release.

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic researchers found that only about 15 percent of people who received an atrial fibrillation alert from their Apple Watch end up actually being diagnosed with the condition.

Below are 10 of the most-read health IT stories covered this week by Becker's Hospital Review, listed by date of publication.

University of Minnesota and M Health Fairview researchers created a new artificial intelligence algorithm that evaluates chest X-rays to diagnose potential cases of COVID-19 and made it available at scale for free in Epic's App Orchard, according to an Oct.…

After conducting an investigation, the federal government found that a hospital worker accused of violating HIPAA by allegedly sending photos of patients was framed.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has scheduled to deploy the first round of its new Cerner EHR capabilities on Oct. 24 at the Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center in Spokane, Wash., according to Federal News Network. 

King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services confirmed that all 250-plus U.S. locations were affected by malware and expects systems to be recovered and applications reconnected soon, according to ABC News and a statement from the health system.

An Arizona-based network of clinics became the first independent urgent care operator to install Epic EHR.

Levels of patient satisfaction for telehealth services are among the highest of all healthcare, insurance and financial service industries, according to consumer insight firm J.D. Power's second annual telehealth patient satisfaction survey.

From product launches to new partnerships to initial public offering filings, here's the latest roundup of stories about health IT companies, including Microsoft, Apple and Epic.