Electronic Health Records

In a decisive move to preserve continuity of care for millions of Americans, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) have jointly confirmed the extension of crucial telemedicine flexibilities, allowing healthcare providers to continue

In a moment of fear or uncertainty about a new symptom, millions of people turn to the internet for immediate answers, a behavior now fraught with a new and insidious risk posed by artificial intelligence. A comprehensive investigation into Google's AI Overviews feature has uncovered a systemic

The eleventh-hour decision by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to once again extend telehealth prescribing flexibilities averted a potential crisis for countless patients, yet it simultaneously cast a harsh light on the precarious foundation upon which modern virtual healthcare is built.

Against a backdrop of persistent financial pressures and unique cultural challenges, rural healthcare organizations are proving that advanced artificial intelligence is not solely the domain of large, urban medical centers. An in-depth look at two smaller hospitals demonstrates that the road to

Alaska is spearheading a monumental initiative to overcome some of the most daunting healthcare delivery challenges in the nation, armed with an initial $272 million investment from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. This significant capital injection, representing the first part of a

Navigating the complex landscape of personal health information has become a significant challenge for patients, who often find their essential medical records fragmented across multiple, incompatible digital platforms. In a major step toward resolving this issue, Samaritan Medical Center in