As healthcare consumers, Baby Boomers and Millennials have widely varying—and sometimes sharply competing—priorities, preferences and demands. Combined with technology-driven innovation, the situation is setting up a “Copernican moment” for healthcare organizations.

The Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) will be one of the tenants of a new healthcare technology hub in Denver.

The American Medical Association (AMA) has voiced its support for the bipartisan Creating Opportunities Now for Necessary and Effective Care Technologies (CONNECT) for Health Act to expand the use of telemedicine to achieve quality care for patients.

Award recognizes innovative uses of laboratory information systems.

Many organizations are thinking about population health and consider it “critically important” to the future of healthcare, but few are in any payer agreements, according to findings from Numerof & Associates.

An article published earlier this week by Crain’s New York Business examined the two extremes of New York hospitals and a possible way to close that gap. 

Medical technology company Stryker plans to acquire Cary, Ill.–based Sage Products, which manufactures a host of products meant to prevent so-called “never events” in ICUs and hospitals, including hospital-acquired infections.

Partners HealthCare is launching a second round of Innovation Discovery Grants (IDG) to support the most promising early-stage ideas that can someday improve patient care.