In a recent blog post, American Well discusses diabetes care in the context of telehealth. More specifically, the post highlights the importance of integrating telehealth into diabetes care. 

LabCorp, a medical diagnostics company in Burlington, N.C., detected "suspicious activities" on its computer network over the July 14 weekend that may have compromised the health records of millions of patients, Fortune reports.

Epic's Verona, Wis.-based headquarters might sprawl across 1,100 acres, but the EHR giant is taking serious steps to ensure its 25-building campus leaves as little an impact on its environment as possible, The Country Today reports.

In a recent post from American Well's Blog, leaders of Telehealth are recognized.  

UNC Health Care in Chapel Hill became the first organization in North Carolina to integrate its Epic EHR with the state's prescription drug monitoring program.

Unstructured EHR data may help clinicians identify seniors in need of additional coordinated geriatric care, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.

ClearDATA rolled out a new healthcare compliant offering on Microsoft's cloud computing service Azure, the healthcare cloud provider confirmed July 16.

The global medical device connectivity market will likely surpass the billion-dollar mark by 2022, in part driven by wide adoption of EHRs in the hospital setting, according to a Frost & Sullivan report.

Researchers at Insilixa, a healthcare startup based in Sunnyvale, Calif., created a biochip that is able to complete microbial scans in two hours without the need for cultures, according to Science.

More than nine in 10 hospitals use an EHR vendor that offers technology certified under the ONC's latest product criteria, according to ONC data last updated in June.