Long Beach, Calif.-based insurer Molina Healthcare remedied a website security flaw that exposed "countless patient medical claims to the entire Internet," according to Krebs On Security.

Cooperstown, N.Y.-based Bassett Healthcare Network will implement video telemedicine at 15 school-based health centers through a partnership with swyMed.

Sixty-nine percent of healthcare CIOs view mobile strategies as a significant way to improve clinical and operational outcomes, according to a Spok survey.

New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System's Translational and Molecular Imaging Institute developed a large-scale database of de-identified patient images.

A team of researchers from Philadelphia-based Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania developed a machine learning algorithm to predict patients at risk for severe sepsis.

The Federal Communications Commission must update its Rural Health Care Program to account for the growing importance of broadband connectivity, according to the American Hospital Association.

Fitness trackers are effective tools to measure heart rate, but leave room for improvement when measuring calories, according to a study in Journal of Personalized Medicine.

Westwood, Mass.-based Meditech released its financial results for the first quarter of 2017.

McLean, Va.-based VitalSpring Technology, which provides data analysis and services related to healthcare expenditures, and its subsidiary Enziime have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, according to the Washington Business Journal.

With a certification deadline looming, EHR vendors and healthcare providers should look to 3rd-party applications that meet the promise of secure and effective data-sharing