Artificial intelligence is often hailed as the solution to many of healthcare's pressing challenges, especially in the face of a growing workforce shortage. However, industry leaders caution against viewing AI as a quick fix.

Hospitals continue to deal with the fallout of a ransomware attack on a large blood supplier.

A health IT company said it is laying off 66 employees after a business dispute with a health system ACO.

As health systems focus on improving their IT infrastructure, a new trend is emerging: leaders with experience from EHR vendors are stepping into key roles.

Risant Health's new value-based care platform will be rolled out at Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger by the end of the year. 

A healthcare cybersecurity bill with bipartisan support has moved forward in the U.S. Senate.

The Cedars-Sinai Accelerator, the branch of Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai designed to boost healthcare entrepreneurs, is investing $100,000 each in 10 health tech startups.  

A Kansas hospital recently acquired by St. Louis-based Mercy plans to switch to Epic for its EHR, according to the Catholic Diocese of Wichita (Kan.).

Epic Systems announced July 31 that individuals can now securely share their health data with apps of their choice, CNBC reported.

With more than half of 2024 in the books, healthcare leaders are shifting their gaze to 2025, specifically regarding how they will maintain a competitive edge in the tech landscape.