Detroit-based Henry Ford Health is working with a company called The Precisionists to give "neurodiverse" individuals an opportunity to work in information technology, the Delaware Business Times reported May 28.

Smaller healthcare organizations don’t always have access to the same advanced digital tools as larger organizations do. Even when under the umbrella of a huge healthcare system, small hospitals won’t necessarily share EHRs, virtual environments, or other key technologies with…

Most attacks on U.S. healthcare are coming from Russia, ABC affiliate KGTV reported May 28. 

Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health's $1.5 billion innovation district is on target to open next year.

Oracle Health, the EHR vendor formerly known as Cerner, had a busy May, with new contracts and technology rollouts. Here are seven headlines from the past month.

Cue Health filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and is winding down operations, according to an Investing.com report.

The use of virtual scribes at Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham was linked to reduced time in the EHR for providers, researchers found.

Crescent Regional Hospital in Lancaster, Texas, has become the first in the nation to connect physicians and patients remotely with 3D hologram technology. 

Waystar launched its initial public offering May 28 and with the goal of raising around $1 billion, according to a news release from the company.

Detroit-based Henry Ford Health is partnering with Michigan Central to develop technology for its $2 billion hospital tower, the Michigan Chronicle reported May 28.