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.

Having completed nearly 100 tech projects since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Northeast Georgia Health System's IT team has cemented itself as part of the Gainesville-based organization's crisis response, according to CIO Chris Paravate.

Boston-based Brigham and Women's Hospital's emergency department has selected Rose, a digital mental health platform from Johns Hopkins University, to support the mental health of clinicians treating COVID-19 patients.

HHS CIO Jose Arrieta resigned his post Aug. 14 amid controversy over new COVID-19 data reporting requirements, according to a report from Federal News Network.

TeleTracking Technologies refused to divulge information about its data collection and sharing process to Senate Democrats, citing a nondisclosure agreement signed alongside the $10.2 million contract it has with HHS to develop the agency's COVID-19 data collection portal.

On Aug. 15, Dallas County added data from more than 5,000 new coronavirus cases due to a backlog with the state's reporting system, according to a report from The Dallas Morning News.

RediClinic closed its Texas-area clinic locations to focus on telehealth.

EHR giant Epic plans to merge four of its departments into one larger application services division, according to an Aug. 14 email to staff obtained by Channel 3000. 

CB Insights released its list of 150 startups transforming the future of healthcare, including 26 companies focused on clinical intelligence and enablement.

CB Insights released its list of 150 startups transforming the future of healthcare, including 10 companies focused on administrative automation and digitization.