The Cleveland Clinic Heart & Vascular Institute is expanding its reach to include the New York metropolitan area, home to nearly 20 million people, through a unique alliance with the North Shore-LIJ Health System, which has 17 hospitals and more than 400 outpatient physician practices in the New York region.

DUBLIN--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/jxjsn3/the_us) has announced the addition of the "The US Telemedicine Market Outlook to 2018 - Rising Penetration of Telehome Care and mHealth" report to their offering.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15, 2014--Philosys announces it has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510K approval for the highly anticipated Gmate® SMART Blood Glucose Monitoring System.

CARROLLTON, Ga.--With continued innovation that has produced eight U.S. patents to date, Greenway Health™ has earned a new patent for billing and claims generation in clinically driven revenue cycle management™. The patent covers a function in PrimeSUITE® — Greenway’s integrated practice management and electronic health record (EHR) solution — that automatically aligns billing codes with payer- and location-specific fee schedules.

Under its openFDA project, the agency has released a new API that allows users to query medical device adverse event reports dating back to 1992.

Health Gorilla, the online healthcare marketplace connecting doctors and clinicians with diagnostic labs and radiology centers, has released Health Gorilla mobile for access to its marketplace through iPhones and iPads.

The Michael J. Fox Foundation and Intel Corporation are partnering to gather and analyze data from wrist-worn devices on people with Parkinson’s disease with the goal of helping individuals and their doctors better manage disease and progress research toward better treatments and a cure.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Community Health Systems (CHS), the nation’s leading for-profit publicly-traded operator of general acute-care hospitals, disclosed that this spring, a group likely originating in China was able to bypass its computer security measures and copy non-medical information on approximately 4.5 million individuals either treated at or referred to one of its facilities in the past five years.