A lawsuit alleges that Clearfield County, Pa.-based Mount Nittany Health used pixels on its website that sent some patients' protected health information to Facebook and Google, Centre Daily Times reported April 13. 

While health systems have adopted digital tools en masse, they use them in different ways.

The protected health information of patients at four Stanford hospitals was compromised because of a data breach that affected the hospital's behavioral and mental health service provider Brightline. 

Medtronic is laying off 59 employees as the device maker closes a facility in California, MassDevice reported.

Neenah, Wis.-based ThedaCare is aiming to better understand its patients through the use of GPT technology and large language models.

Even as the tech industry experiences waves of layoffs, top healthcare systems across the country are looking to hire new IT talent.

Digital behavioral health benefits company Spring Health raised $71 million, raising the company's valuation to $2.5 billion.

Shelbyville, Ind.-based Major Health Partners is collaborating with software company Unite Us to install a tool that will help employees screen patients for social needs and connect them to resources such as housing, food assistance, transportation and employment assistance.

Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health is partnering with digital health company Ada Health to launch an artificial intelligence-powered symptom assessment tool.

Eighty percent of physicians said they would prefer to provide little to no telehealth visits in the future, according to an April 3 study published in Health Affairs.