Texas is facing another COVID-19 data discrepancy, this time due to a Walgreens coding error, according to Houston CBS affiliate KHOU.

A glitch in Iowa's COVID-19 website artificially lowered the number of confirmed cases, according to an ABC News report. 

Hometown Health Center in Dexter, Maine, will conduct a clinical trial to determine whether telehealth services effectively treat rural opioid addiction patients.

The pandemic has drawn the world's attention toward the need for reliable virtual healthcare technology, an awareness causing many firms to invest large sums in telehealth startups.

Here are eight recent health IT vendor contracts and go-lives accelerating digital transformation efforts at healthcare organizations.

Lisa Prasad, vice president and chief innovation officer at Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System, learns something new every day in her position, a job she believes presents "limitless" opportunities.

One in four Americans over age 50 participated in a virtual medical visit during the first three months of the COVID-19 pandemic, up from 4 percent of older individuals who had a virtual visit with a physician in 2019, according…

Tennessee lawmakers on Aug. 13 passed a bill that would require insurance companies to cover telemedicine services in place of in-person visits when medically necessary, according to the Tennessean.

A study by JAMA Internal Medicine found that healthcare quality and outcomes don’t necessarily correlate with “patient satisfaction”.

Springfield, Mass.-based Behavioral Health Network recently began notifying 129,571 patients of a malware attack in May that may have exposed their protected health information.