Cyberattacks continue to occur frequently among healthcare providers, resulting in staggering financial losses and major patient care disruptions.
The latest healthcare cybersecurity incident to make headlines happened last Monday when McLaren Health Care fell victim…
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It’s Time to Rethink Healthcare’s Reliance on Legacy Tech Amid CyberattacksBy Tom Furr
Tom Furr is founder and CEO of PatientPay of Durham, NC.
One of the biggest questions surrounding a large-scale cyberattack…
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If systems are scrambled and backups are not working, organizations will need to think about whether to pay a ransom. Cyber insurance providers can help with this decision, Weiss says.“Unfortunately, I think it comes…
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Whitney Kopp, the Kerasal Brand Lead who oversees all the aspects of the Kerasal Foot and Nail Care line with a variety of products for feet and nails joins eHealth Radio and the Foot…
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UnitedHealth Group hopes to restore Change Healthcare’s electronic payments systems by March 15 and its medical claims platform the week of March 18. The company says that e-prescribing and pharmacy claims and payments…
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As it begins to recover from the Change Healthcare cyberattack, UnitedHealth Group said this week that it is enabling its Rx Connect, Rx Edit and Rx Assist services for customers who have configured direct…
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By Sara Heath
January 11, 2024 – HHS has finalized the last piece of the puzzle to restore the government’s process for handling complaints of conscience and religious discrimination, which the agency said will improve patient…
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Ardent Health Services works to recover from a November 23 ransomware attack that forced it to take its computer systems offline across its six-state network of 36 facilities.
The health system specifically mentions…
The following is a guest article by Steven Stone, Head of Rubrik Zero Labs at Rubrik
In early August, a ransomware attack disrupted operations across its network of 17 hospitals and more than 165 clinics…
What You Should Know:
– Summus, a New York City-based virtual health company focused on specialty care, has raised $19.5M in its latest funding round to support the company’s continued growth and work to tackle the…
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