Healthcare AI success depends on reliable, secure, scalable data; learn why many organizations must fix their data foundation before deploying AI tools.
Small Hospital, Big Threats: How Rural Healthcare Organizations Are Competing for Cybersecurity Talent
Rural hospitals face the same cyber threats as large health systems with far smaller security teams, and here is how they are competing to recruit and keep…
Health Systems Race to Build the Data Foundation Agentic AI Needs
Health systems are building clean, well-governed data foundations before scaling agentic AI, betting that data quality and oversight will decide whether it…
Healthcare M&A Surges in 2026 as Providers Pursue Strategic Partnerships
Healthcare M&A hits its strongest pace since the pandemic as providers pursue partnerships to protect access to care and build long-term resilience.
Sustainability in Healthcare in the Age of AI: Balancing Innovation With Climate Responsibility
AI is transforming healthcare, but its energy demands raise climate questions, and this article explores how the sector can balance innovation with…
Legacy Health Reworks Epic Infrastructure Amid Support and Security Pressures
Legacy Health is replatforming its Epic EHR to address support and security risks while protecting access to critical clinical systems amid financial pressure.
Healthcare AI Growth Is Forcing Security Teams to Rethink Defenses
As healthcare AI expands across care and research, security teams must adapt defenses against faster phishing, social engineering and vulnerability attacks.
Healthcare Organizations Face Unpredictable AI Token Costs
Healthcare AI pilots can become costly at scale as token-based billing, lengthy prompts and repeated model calls drive unpredictable monthly expenses.
Hospitals Rework Disaster Recovery as Network Outages Threaten Care
Hospitals are updating disaster recovery to withstand outages, ransomware and severe weather, keeping critical systems connected and patient care moving.
Cleveland Clinic Bets on Reliability Over Hype in Healthcare Tech
Cleveland Clinic CIO Sarah Hatchett explains why healthcare technology’s future depends on reliable, scalable solutions rather than hype and novelty.
