Albuquerque, N.M.-based Molina Healthcare has notified 5,261 former patients their personal information was compromised when a printer contractor sent out postcards containing their personal information, according to an Albuquerque Journal report.
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A new survey reveals the top organizations where millennials want to work, and seven of the top 25 are healthcare companies.
A chief administrative law judge has granted Atlanta-based LabMD's Motion to Compel that will allow LabMD to depose a representative from the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection concerning the data security standards used to show LabMD's standards were…
The Ohio Department of Insurance's annual Ohio Medical Professional Liability Closed Claim Report reveals there were fewer medical malpractice claims recorded in Ohio in 2012 than in any other year since the state began tracking the number of claims, according…
The American Hospital Association is running a paid advertorial in the opinion section of today's Wall Street Journal that urges the government to be a better business partner.
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Total sales revenues for health IT vendor CPSI increased to $52.1 million during the most recent quarter ended March 31, up from $49.5 million during the same period last year.
The Consumer Electronics Association, a trade association representing the $208 billion consumer electronics industry, will launch a new health and fitness technology division in response to increasing consumer demand for personal health and fitness devices.
As part of the settlement of a 2010 lawsuit levied against the Rhode Island Department of Health by the state's American Civil Liberties Union chapter, Rhode Island's statewide health information exchange will adopt new policies designed to provide more transparency…
By using medical scribes in the emergency department, Minneapolis-based Allina Health was able to achieve significant efficiency gains that resulted in extra income for the system, according to a study in ClinicoEconomics and Outcomes Research.
Despite this year's expiration of federal funds, 85 percent of regional extension centers plan to continue operations, according to a HIMSS survey of REC leaders.