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Health IT Appointments & Hires

Latest announcements made from companies and organizations on hiring include Reimagine Care, Medical Home Network, Vida Health, InStride Health, MedReview, CHG Healthcare, Propel Health, Aledade, Joyce University, CareSource, AVIA, DrFirst, CCMC, & Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.

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Surprise Medical Bills Were Supposed To Be a Thing of the Past. Surprise — They’re Not.

By Elisabeth Rosenthal – The No Surprises Act, which took effect in 2022, was rightly heralded as a landmark piece of legislation, which “protects people covered under group and individual health plans from receiving surprise medical bills,” according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. And yet bills that take patients like Chen by surprise just keep coming.


Health IT Product News Report July 2025

Health IT product news from Wheel, Altera Digital Health, Medical Microinstruments, VSee, Teladoc Health, CoreCare, ScienceSoft, John Snow Labs, Suki, Ambience Healthcare, City of Hope, FinThrive, RadiantGraph and more.





Talent Tuesday: Designing a Workplace Where Chronic Conditions Don’t Mean Career Setbacks

By Greta Barnes – Imagine Jane, a mid‑level project manager, powering through another flare‑up of her rheumatoid arthritis. Her joints ache, fatigue drapes over her like a heavy blanket, and she knows she needs to take a day or two away from her desk. When she checks her company’s PTO policy, however, she’s met with rigid accrual tiers and a “use it or lose it” deadline.


Maintaining and Protecting the Connected Surgical Environment

By Ellie Gabel – Internet of Things (IoT) solutions have seen rapid growth across the health care industry. Patient-monitoring wearables may be the most prominent example of this technological shift, but connected technologies also have vast potential in the operating room.


In Rush To Satisfy Trump, GOP Delivers Blow to Health Industry

By Phil Galewitz & Stephanie Armour – Doctors, hospitals, and health insurers for weeks issued dire warnings to Republican lawmakers that millions of people would lose health coverage and hospitals would close if they cut Medicaid funding to help pay for President Donald Trump’s big tax and spending bill.