RightCare, a medical technology company based in Philadelphia, has received $4 million in additional capital from NewSpring Health Capital, the healthcare fund of Radnor, Pa.-based NewSpring Capital.

Recognizing the potential benefit of EHRs, the American Medical Association is pushing for overhauling and improving EHRs to be more physician-friendly.

Santa Fe (N.M.) Family Health Center has reported a data breach after the clinic office was burglarized, according to a Santa Fe New Mexican report.

ActX, a provider of genomic analysis to guide treatment, has joined the Allscripts Developer Program, and its services have been integrated into the Allscripts EHR.

Boston-based Pri-Med has released a new EHR, one that aims to improve physician usability and better integrate in clinician workflow, according to a Boston Business Journal report.

Although healthcare innovations being brought to market are quite diverse, many can be evaluated through a six step process.

Breaches of unsecured protected health information come in a variety of forms including hacking, improper disposal, theft, unauthorized access and loss, to name a few. Desktop computers, laptops, email, network servers, EMRs and portable electronic devices are all potential sources…

Two-thirds of nurses use a mobile device on the job, according to a new survey from Lippincott Solutions.

Lana Moriarty of HHS' Health Resources and Services Administration has been named acting director of the ONC's Consumer eHealth Program and Office.

The second annual National Health IT Week kicks off today with a full slate of events ranging from exhibitions to policy discussions.