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Digital Health & Telemedicine September 23, 2026
ATA Action Launches Cross-State Care Coalition to Modernize Licensure, Expand Access to Care
ATA Action announced the launch of the Cross-State Care Coalition, a new national effort bringing together health systems, provider organizations, innovators, and virtual care leaders to develop and advance practical, bipartisan federal legislation that removes unnecessary barriers to cross-state care and expands patient access.
Our Reports September 23, 2026
NOW in Life Sciences – Month of September 2026
In this monthly report you will find news and highlights in the Applied Life Sciences from Boston Scientific, Quest Diagnostics, Atropos Health, Kneu Health, Weave Bio, Abbott, Eli Lilly, Cleveland Clinic, & more.
Health Information Exchange (HIE), News September 23, 2026
Interoperability’s Blind Spot: The Medical Record’s Second Life
By Ahmed Jemaa, Every medical record has two lives. The first is clinical. A note is written, an order is placed, a result comes back, and the record moves between clinicians who need it to treat a patient. A decade of federal policy has targeted that first life, and records now travel between EHRs far better than they did in the Meaningful Use era.
Regulatory Issues September 22, 2026
Additional Investment Dollars for State Use Announced by CMS
The following recent state investments illustrates how CMS’ commitment to rural health modernization is taking shape on the ground, tailored to the unique needs of rural communities in Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, Vermont, and West Virginia.
Our Reports
- NOW in Life Sciences – Month of September 2026 - September 23, 2026
- Health IT Appointments & Hires - September 22, 2026
- The Road to Rural Healthcare: September 2026 - September 21, 2026
- Health IT Issues that Deserve a Second Read – August 2026 - September 19, 2026
- Health IT Business News, Financial Edition September 17, 2026 - September 17, 2026
- AI in Healthcare News and Updates - September 16, 2026
Most Current Posts
- ATA Action Launches Cross-State Care Coalition to Modernize Licensure, Expand Access to Care
- NOW in Life Sciences – Month of September 2026
- Interoperability’s Blind Spot: The Medical Record’s Second Life
- Additional Investment Dollars for State Use Announced by CMS
- Health IT Appointments & Hires
- Finding the Patient Before the Crisis Finds Them
- Attend the NCQA Health Innovation Summit in Atlanta
- The Road to Rural Healthcare: September 2026
- When Patients Turn to AI Before Their Doctor: Rethinking Digital Patient Education.
- The State of AI in Home Care Agencies with John Atkinson
- Democrats Demand Trump Administration Halt Collection of Patients’ ER Records
- Health IT Issues that Deserve a Second Read – August 2026
- 5 Best Practices When Creating a Healthcare BYOD Program
- Weekend Playlist on Healthcare NOW Radio
- AI and Large-scale Molecular Data Shaping Next-Generation Oncology
Health IT Innovation
September 22, 2026
Finding the Patient Before the Crisis Finds Them
By Kristy Drollinger – Advanced AI predictive models are getting better at finding patients with undiagnosed disease before symptoms, or a crisis, make the diagnosis unmistakable. They can interpret subtle clues already sitting in EHR data to surface elevated-risk patients who warrant further evaluation.
Read MoreInteroperability
September 23, 2026
Interoperability’s Blind Spot: The Medical Record’s Second Life
By Ahmed Jemaa, Every medical record has two lives. The first is clinical. A note is written, an order is placed, a result comes back, and the record moves between clinicians who need it to treat a patient. A decade of federal policy has targeted that first life, and records now travel between EHRs far better than they did in the Meaningful Use era.
Read MoreRegulatory
September 22, 2026
Additional Investment Dollars for State Use Announced by CMS
The following recent state investments illustrates how CMS’ commitment to rural health modernization is taking shape on the ground, tailored to the unique needs of rural communities in Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, Vermont, and West Virginia.
Read MoreHealthcare NOW Radio
September 20, 2026
The State of AI in Home Care Agencies with John Atkinson
NOW on demand, The AI Shift with host Tom Foley who speaks with John Atkinson, CTO of AxisCare to discuss their 4500 home healthcare provider clients and their adoption of AI through their platform.
Read MoreHealthcare Revenue Cycle and Finance
September 17, 2026
Closing the Gap Between Communications, Care and Collections
By Ryne Natzke -The standard billing process waits until after care ends, a claim is processed, and a balance is finalized to have any real conversation about cost. By then, the patient has moved on and has no context for the number in front of them.
Read MoreDigital Health & Telemedicine
September 23, 2026
ATA Action Launches Cross-State Care Coalition to Modernize Licensure, Expand Access to Care
ATA Action announced the launch of the Cross-State Care Coalition, a new national effort bringing together health systems, provider organizations, innovators, and virtual care leaders to develop and advance practical, bipartisan federal legislation that removes unnecessary barriers to cross-state care and expands patient access.
Read MoreAnalytics & Population Health
September 21, 2026
When Patients Turn to AI Before Their Doctor: Rethinking Digital Patient Education.
By Dr. Rohan Policherla – The traditional patient journey used to begin with a phone call, referral, or appointment. Today, it often begins with a search. Patients are researching symptoms, procedures, medications, recovery expectations, and treatment options before they ever speak with a healthcare provider. Increasingly, artificial intelligence is becoming part of the research process.
Read MoreHealth IT Security Privacy and Compliance
September 18, 2026
5 Best Practices When Creating a Healthcare BYOD Program
By Zac Amos – With strategic implementation, BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) can support clinicians who work across different healthcare settings and need efficient access to approved tools. However, personal devices can also introduce security risks. Hospital IT teams should establish clear safeguards that protect healthcare information while allowing employees to use their devices appropriately.
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- Finding the Patient Before the Crisis Finds Them Posted on: September 22, 2026
- When Patients Turn to AI Before Their Doctor: Rethinking Digital Patient Education. Posted on: September 21, 2026
- 5 Best Practices When Creating a Healthcare BYOD Program Posted on: September 18, 2026
- Closing the Gap Between Communications, Care and Collections Posted on: September 17, 2026
- Turning CMS IDR Changes Into Operational Advantage Posted on: September 16, 2026
- The Missing Data in Post-Acute Care Is Sitting in the Home Posted on: September 15, 2026
- Healthcare AI Needs to Close Administrative Loops, Not Simply Accelerate Individual Steps Posted on: September 14, 2026














