Category: Health IT

Ensuring optimal functionality for IoT devices in outpatient care

From defibrillators and ventilators to infusion pumps and dialysis equipment, Internet of Things (IoT) medical devices significantly enhance outpatient care. Patients can record and send measurements remotely, eliminating the need for follow-up visits….

Albany Med unifies under Epic EHR after 2 year journey

Albany (N.Y.) Med health System unified its enterprise under the Epic EHR Nov. 2, according to the Daily Gazette.

Patient engagement explodes in IT: 5 things to know

Patient-centric health IT has surged in the past decade, ONC reported.

CMS finalizes telehealth pay changes: 5 notes

CMS released the 2025 Physician Fee Schedule final rule Nov. 1, including a plan to preserve certain telehealth flexibilities beyond the expiring temporary pandemic-era measures.

Why Judy Faulkner believes in 'yin-yang' leadership

Epic founder and CEO Judy Faulkner says effective leadership teams typically consist of people who balance each other out.

The new features EHR giants are rolling out

EHR vendors are making bold strides to reshape healthcare technology, unveiling new features, partnerships, and AI-powered tools aimed at enhancing patient care and streamlining clinical workflows.

14 Oracle Health updates in 30 days

Oracle Health had a busy October, previewing a new artificial intelligence-powered EHR amid the company’s annual summit.

Which EHRs do small hospitals prefer?

Small standalone hospitals are opting for Meditech and Epic EHR systems, an Oct. 31 report from KLAS found.

Jennie Stuart would get 'expedited' Epic switch with Deaconess merger, officials say

A switch to Epic is among the reasons that Hopkinsville, Ky.-based Jennie Stuart Health officials cited for pursuing a merger with Evansville, Ind.-based Deaconess Health System, WHOP reported Oct. 30. 

Curing cancer, streamlining EHRs atop Oracle Health's goals

Oracle’s top officials are targeting cancer cures and streamlining EHRs as top goals for the company, the Nashville Business Journal reported Oct. 30.