Richmond, Mo.-based Ray County Hospital and Healthcare went live with an Epic EHR after partnering with a health IT nonprofit.

One year after a cyberattack on Change Healthcare, a subsidiary of UnitedHealthcare, the breach—which exposed the personal and health data of 190 million individuals—has been deemed the largest in healthcare history.

Ransomware deployments were listed as healthcare executives' and cybersecurity professionals' top concern for 2025, according to a Feb. 18 report from Health-ISAC.

AI-driven ambient scribing technology can ease the burden of clinical documentation for healthcare providers, improving efficiency, reducing after-hours work and enhancing patient engagement, according to a Feb. 19 study published in JAMA Network Open.

Philips and Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham have entered a partnership to enhance how patient data is collected and used in real time.

Seattle-based Fred Hutch Cancer Center plans to make $13.5 million in cybersecurity improvements as part of a settlement agreement over a 2023 data breach.

Epic plans to grow its conference center space to meet the needs of its expanding annual Users Group Meeting, the Wisconsin State Journal reported Feb. 20.

Cleveland Clinic tested out five companies before it decided on a vendor to automate its clinical documentation with AI.

Frederick Health has restored its EHR system nearly three weeks after a ransomware attack forced the one-hospital system to implement downtime procedures.

Vineland, N.J.-based Inspira Health is transitioning to an Epic EHR system.