Northwell Holdings, the venture arm of New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health, partnered with Aegis Ventures to launch Upliv, a women's virtual care company that will focus on providing menopause care.

Patient transfers require an immense amount of time and energy. But in capacity-limited health systems, transfers are increasingly necessary.

Myndshift, a prior authorization software company, has partnered with Google to make its platform available on the Google Cloud Marketplace.

Boston Medical Center has signed a contract with IT imaging and cybersecurity company Sectra to use the company's enterprise imaging platform.

Veradigm, a healthcare technology company and a business unit of Allscripts, has earned the 2015 "Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology Health IT Update Certification" for its EHR.

The University of Rochester Medical Center has rolled out on-demand telemedicine visits to treat patients for common medical conditions and minor illnesses and to provide general medical advice.

Chapel Hill-based University of North Carolina is partnering with artificial intelligence biotechnology research company OpenBench to advance oncology drug discovery through virtual screening.

Fathom, a medical coding automation company, has raised $46 million in a series B financing round that saw participation from Los-Angeles based Cedars-Sinai.

Since Oracle agreed to buy Cerner in an acquisition worth $28.4 billion, it has made two moves to try to pay it off — selling bonds and increasing its term loan by $1.3 billion.

Amazon quickly deleted a video posted on their YouTube channel that described Amazon Clinic, a potential new Amazon telehealth service focused on treating common conditions, like acne and allergies, The Verge reported Nov. 9.