The Cleveland Clinic will be furthering its artificial intelligence ambitions by deploying generative AI tools meant to make medical coding more accurate and efficient. In partnering with generative AI outfit AKASA, Cleveland Clinic will be implementing a number of AI-powered technologies during the mid-revenue cycle – the phase between patient care and billing, where documentation […]
The rule is a call to action to strengthen cybersecurity protections, says Ferdinand Hamada, managing director of the healthcare, pharma and life sciences sector at MorganFranklin Cyber.
Clalit Health Services created platforms that sit on physician desktops that give AI-insights in practice, says Chief Innovation Officer Ron Balicer.
Allegheny Health Network has implemented touchless prior authorization using AI automation technology in a partnership with Humata Health, a physician-led company backed by investors such as Optum Ventures.
Houston Methodist is teaming up with ambient artificial intelligence company Ambience Healthcare on a collaboration to integrate AI into emergency departments and inpatient care settings. This collaboration seeks to improve both efficiency and patient care, according to an announcement.
Healthcare data breaches appear to be on the decline for now. The HIPAA Journal reported just 58 breaches in March – the lowest total for the month of March since 2022, and a 46% reduction from the 98 breaches reported in March 2023.
Amprion recently partnered with Mayo Clinic Labs to expand access to tests on Parkinson’s, Lewy body dementia and multiple system atrophy, says CEO Russ Lebovitz.
The Department of Health & Human Services is reportedly not creating a national autism registry, which seemingly contradicts statements made by the director of the National Institute of Health last week.
Centene reported $1.3 billion in earnings during Q1 2025, which slightly beat out the $1.2 billion the company posted in the prior year quarter, the insurer said on Friday. Seeing even greater growth was revenue, which hit $46.6 billion in the quarter, up substantially from the $40.4 billion Centene brought in a year ago.
Yale New Haven Health has reported that a March data breach affected more than 5 million people. The health system said 5,556,702 people were impacted by the cyberattack in a report to the Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights’ data breach portal on April 11.