All healthcare organizations that aren't accessing the risks and financial exposure with respect to the employment practices of on-site third-party vendors are sitting on a ticking time bomb, according to a National Law Review report.

HHS' Office for Civil Rights has released a report that contains the details of the upcoming round two of its HIPAA compliance audit program.

Millions of smartphones and tablets running Google's Android operating system have the Heartbleed software bug, according to a Bloomberg report.

As providers continue to find innovative ways to bring Google Glass into the healthcare space, health IT companies are following suit by developing apps to increase Glass' potential usefulness in patient care.

The state of New York is investing $55 million to spur electronic health record adoption among the state's providers, according to a report in the Albany Business Review.

Wearing Google Glass may help Parkinson's disease patients manage their condition and restore some independence, according to a new study.

Primary care physicians are becoming happier with their electronic health record systems and their EHR vendors, according to a recent report from Black Book Rankings.

Select patients at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston are now able to access their mental health providers' notes as part of their at-home access to their electronic medical records, according to a report in the Boston Globe.

For one day only, any U.S. resident can purchase a pair of the much-hyped Google Glass.

TeleTracking’s Nanne Finis will speak on “The Future of HIT – New Ideas and Processes” with a panel of other thought leaders at Becker’s Hospital Review 5th Annual Meeting. There are less than 65 spots remaining at this event!