In a recent Hayes Management Consulting blog, Don Michaels explains why the future is now in regards to the shift from fee-for-service reimbursement into value based models.

In hopes of gifting researchers a tool they can use to identify links between genes and disease, Viejo, Calif.-based DNA testing firm Ambry Genetics made public a database containing the information of 10,000 cancer patients on Tuesday.

Every year thousands flock to the annual HIMSS meeting to display products, test new technology, hear the field's thought leaders present and put their fingers on the pulse of the health IT industry.

Cancer treatment and research, perhaps more than other diseases, create mass quantities of data, arguably more data than any one clinician can stay on top of on a daily basis between keeping up with patient treatments, published findings from clinical…

Long-term care providers, behavioral health providers and substance abuse treatment programs, among others, will soon be eligible to receive federal funding for connecting with health information exchanges.

A Boston-based startup accelerator plans to open a new hub specifically for digital health firms.

Google's Project Fi, the tech giant's cell phone service project, is now available to the public. Here are six things to know about Project Fi.

While physicians were deemed the highest salary earners for 2016 by a Glassdoor report, jobs in information technology and software are also offering increasingly competitive salaries.

Researchers have used data from Google searches and the Internet at large to uncover public health trends, such as the flu virus and even the correlation between ordering soup and individuals sick with the flu.

As the world's athletes prepare for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, GE Healthcare is preparing for its role as the official EMR provider for the event.