St. Louis-based SSM has launched a hospital-at-home program in Wisconsin.

Renton, Wash.-based Providence has developed a technology that deflects MyChart messages before they get to clinicians.

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has been one of the earliest and most aggressive adopters of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Telehealth doesn't increase the prevalence of low-value care, a new study found.

Hospital-at-home and telehealth reimbursement from CMS will expire at the end of 2024 without congressional action.

Two health systems have received the inaugural Synergy Award from the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives and KLAS Research for EHR user experience and digital health innovation.

Cleveland Clinic is the latest health system to partner with Amazon One Medical on clinically and digitally integrated care.

Mass General Brigham's hospital-at-home program is the first to expand outside the home.

A new innovation consortium featuring four major health systems plans to focus on the digital side of healthcare.

Even as uncertainty lingers over continued reimbursement for hospital-at-home care, health systems continue to pursue the care model.

Columbia, Md.-based MedStar Health is expanding its partnership with DispatchHealth to include four Baltimore hospitals.

Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Health joined a collaboration with Microsoft, Epic and other health systems to enhance nursing workflows using ambient listening technology.

Health systems have made significant progress in adopting digital patient engagement tools such as apps and portals, a new survey of CIOs found.

Two of healthcare's most prominent digital health companies are partnering on a new project to improve patient communications and outcomes.

Altera Digital Health has launched Paragon Denali, a cloud-based electronic health record. 

Nordic recently partnered with the College of Health Information Management Executives (CHIME) to survey chief information officers (CIOs) about the current state of managed services in healthcare. These valuable insights, from leaders who oversee the people, processes, and technologies within U.S. healthcare organizations of all sizes, revealed three key findings about the transformative role of digital tools in modern healthcare.

The alarming trend of rural hospitals closing their maternity wards is putting the health of countless mothers and babies at risk. As more rural communities lose access to essential obstetric (OB) care, it's imperative to find innovative solutions to bridge the gap. Understanding the root causes of this crisis and exploring how we can use technology and collaboration to address this issue is vital to safeguarding maternal health in rural areas.

The American Heart Association has backed a digital health startup with a $1 million investment.

Two health system leaders were among the top 100 chief digital officers for 2024 from HotTopics, a company that gathers C-suite leaders from across the world.

PeopleOne Health, a leader in value-based primary care, has successfully closed a Series B funding round, raising up to $32.3 million.