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Why Memorial Hermann invested in $17M+ round for data startup
A leader from Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System told Becker's it invested in an imaging data startup to better predict the way diseases evolve. -
St. Luke's launches hospital at home: 4 notes
Boise, Idaho-based St. Luke's Health System has launched hospital at home, the Idaho Press reported. -
Why MultiCare invested in an open-source data platform
Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare Health System has invested in an open-source data platform that will derive insights from clinical and claims data from its more than 375,000 patients. -
New York CIO aims to 'minimize the cognitive burden' for clinicians
Easing the cognitive burden on clinicians will be a major focus for a newly appointed New York health system IT chief. -
How a former Mayo Clinic leader is building AdventHealth's hospital at home
Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth recently brought on a former leader from Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic to help build its hospital-at-home program. -
Mayo Clinic's empathetic innovation strategy
Mayo Clinic Health System (community branch of Mayo Clinic) added 2,500 team members systemwide last year and has big growth plans ahead. -
Kaiser Permanente executive joins UCSF innovation institute
Kaiser Permanente executive Sam Glick has been named chair-elect of an institute at University of California San Francisco focused on healthcare innovation. -
1st hospital-at-home program launches in Georgia
Marietta, Ga.-based Wellstar Health System has launched the first hospital-at-home program in the state of Georgia. -
30 health systems urge hospital-at-home extension
Thirty health systems have signed on to a letter to congressional leaders urging them to pass a five-year extension for the hospital-at-home program. -
Why BayCare is putting innovation first in 2025
As Clearwater, Fla.-based BayCare Health System prepares for 2025, CIO Lynnette Clinton said the organization is prioritizing a forward-thinking agenda, with innovation and AI at the forefront. -
The Future of Compliance Software in Healthcare: Why Integration and Innovation are Key
The core mission of healthcare technology is to bring simplicity and safety to patients, providers, and staff. Yet in the realm of compliance, the landscape grows increasingly complex. Compliance workflows including those for diversion surveillance, patient privacy monitoring, and 340B program management are resource intensive for hospitals, health systems, and healthcare facilities – and are marked by ever-changing regulations from boards of pharmacy, DEA, OCR, and HRSA. It’s time to rethink how we approach these challenges, not with fragmented tools but with a unified platform designed for today’s healthcare realities. -
How Cleveland Clinic is educating the workforce of the future
Cleveland Clinic and Miami University have partnered to educate and train the next generation of the quantum computing workforce. -
UCSF Health, GE HealthCare launch innovation hub: 4 notes
San Francisco-based UCSF Health and GE HealthCare have launched an innovation hub to propel medical imaging into the future. -
Why Hospital for Special Surgery created a new C-suite tech role
New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery established a new C-suite role when it appointed Ashis Barad, MD, chief digital and technology officer in September. -
Cleveland Clinic partnership aims to train quantum computing experts
Miami University and Cleveland Clinic have partnered to create Ohio's first specialized education programs in quantum computing. -
Qventus secures $105M investment, accelerating development of industry-first AI solutions
Our hardworking Qventus team has always brought an unparalleled level of brilliance, determination, and passion to the table, fueling our vision to alleviate the administrative burden from providers to deliver highly reliable care for patients. -
Kaiser Permanente leads $275M investment in healthcare data platform
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente and Phoenix-based Banner Health are backing a healthcare data company in a $275 million funding round. -
8 must-have digital technologies for health systems in '25
In 2025, health system IT and digital leaders plan to focus on the common (data and cybersecurity) and the novel (creative voice artificial intelligence and inpatient digital "highways"). -
6 health systems partnering with Amazon, Microsoft
Health systems continue to look to Big Tech to help boost their artificial intelligence and data capabilities. -
Orlando Health hospital-at-home program treats 2,000th patient: 5 things to know
Orlando (Fla.) Health's Hospital Care at Home has served more than 2,000 patients in Central Florida since launching in February 2023.
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