Giles Bruce is a Health IT Writer/Reporter at Becker's Healthcare. He focuses on healthcare technology, digital health, and the intersection of medicine and business, covering topics such as telehealth, patient care, and cybersecurity. Giles has been featured in notable publications including the Chicago Tribune and RamaOnHealthcare.
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Advertisement HHS no longer lists Clark Minor as its CIO, according to the agency's technology leadership webpage
By: Ella Ruder
Kaiser faces complaint over behavioral health triage system alleging unlicensed digital referrals violate California law in Northern California.
By: Giles Bruce
AnMed's cybersecurity incident hits its 5th day with the same 13 locations closed as the day before — no new reopenings reported.
Advertisement Oracle Health's month centered on the fallout from last year's Cerner data breach, a new rural EHR go-live and a fresh look
By: Giles Bruce
Erlanger will keep naming rights to Erlanger Park, home of the Chattanooga Lookouts, even if its $2B merger with Prisma Health closes.
Advertisement Financial pressure — from Medicaid cuts to rising labor and technology costs — has pushed a growing number of hospitals and health systems to hand IT functions to outside vendors this year.
By: Giles Bruce
Advertisement The $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program, created under last year's federal reconciliation law and administered by CMS, is directing money to all 50 states from fiscal years 2026 through 2030.
Advertisement Health systems are moving agentic AI beyond pilot projects, scaling voice agents and autonomous workflows across call centers, scheduling, pharmacy operations and clinical support.
Advertisement Two acquisitions announced a day apart this week point to a broader consolidation wave among AI-native virtual care companies, as
Health systems are moving agentic AI beyond pilot projects, scaling voice agents and autonomous workflows across call centers, scheduling, pharmacy operations and clinical support.
