Health systems across the U.S. are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence to enhance patient care, streamline operations and reduce administrative burdens. 

Epic is expanding its patient identity verification capabilities by integrating with CLEAR, a secure identity company, within its Epic Toolbox.

The advancement of healthcare generative AI and more competition in that market helped Boise, Idaho-based St. Luke's Health System secure a better deal for the technology.

Frederick (Md.) Health's IT systems continue to be disrupted by a Jan. 27 ransomware attack, but most of its healthcare services are open.

Kaiser Permanente executive Sam Glick has been named chair-elect of an institute at University of California San Francisco focused on healthcare innovation.

Marietta, Ga.-based Wellstar Health System has launched the first hospital-at-home program in the state of Georgia.

MyMichigan Medical Centers in Saginaw, Standish and Tawas have received an EHR upgrade, Oscoda Press reported Feb. 4.

Denver Health has had a "smooth rollout" with an "intuitive" AI technology that clinicians have loved, an IT leader told Becker's. So much so he got a box of chocolates from one of them.

Many health systems are choosing ambient AI solutions based on how well they integrate with their EHRs.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is moving forward with its long-delayed rollout of its Oracle Health EHR system, following a suspension that began in 2023 due to technical and operational concerns, The Register reported Feb. 6.