Royal Philips' “World’s Sleepiest Website,” is a new online resource to help those who struggle with sleep get a better night’s rest through a variety of visual content, including videos and images to help restless sleepers and to serve as a resource for chronically sleep deprived individuals who may have an underlying sleep issue.

Consumer use of alternative sites of care such as retail health clinics, urgent care centers and telehealth is on the rise, and likely going to climb higher, according to a new report from consulting firm Oliver Wyman.

Details are limited considering the EHR behemoth's notorious aversion to publicity, but Epic has developed an app patients that brings the functions of its patient portal to the Apple Watch.

The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, affiliated with Northwell Health, will pay a $3.9 million fine for HIPAA violations.

A new report from the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) makes the case for the use of technologies such as telehealth and wearable sensors to help keep elderly Americans healthy and connected.

ReHabbit is the winner of the “Wear Your Health” Innovation Challenge held by Ochsner Health System and GE Healthcare.

A new bill introduced in the Michigan state legislature would require hospitals to detail specific charges for healthcare services.

While a majority of Americans are satisfied with their healthcare coverage, costs and access, many remain dissatisfied with what they perceive as barriers to receiving adequate healthcare services, according to a new poll conducted jointly by NPR, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.