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By Susan Morse | 04:55 pm | July 29, 2022
 HHS and other departments make clear that contraceptive coverage is guaranteed at no additional cost under the ACA.
By Mike Miliard | 11:08 am | July 26, 2022
With a House bill that would extend Medicare telehealth flexibilities through 2024 set to be debated this week, the American Telemedicine Association is asking policymakers to safeguard two other key provisions.
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By Emily Olsen | 05:45 pm | July 25, 2022
The latest clearance is for an algorithm that characterizes how much atrial fibrillation a patient is experiencing over time.
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By Nathan Eddy | 11:47 am | July 25, 2022
The draft publication 800-66 focuses on helping inform the industry about security issues around electronic protected health information.
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By Mike Miliard | 11:25 am | July 22, 2022
"The Department of Justice is committed to prosecuting people who abuse our healthcare system and exploit telemedicine technologies in fraud and bribery schemes," says assistant AG.
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By Mike Miliard | 11:03 am | July 21, 2022
Health systems in Kansas and Colorado had made sizable bitcoin payments after ransomware attacks. That money has now been recovered by the FBI and will be returned.
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By Susan Morse | 04:42 pm | July 19, 2022
 Physicians in many states are reporting chaos and confusion over appropriate care, AMA president tells House committee.
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By Healthcare IT News | 05:11 pm | July 18, 2022
"It should not take a federal investigation before a HIPAA-covered entity provides patients, or their personal representatives, with access to their medical records," said OCR Director Lisa J. Pino.
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HIMSS22 Europe
By HIMSS TV | 07:00 am | July 13, 2022
Steve Gilbert, a consultant and anti-racism advisor, says healthcare stakeholders must show "amazing leadership and be incredibly brave" in order to help discriminated groups and reduce healthcare disparities.
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By Emily Olsen | 11:01 am | July 08, 2022
The tech giant said the update will also apply to places like counseling centers, domestic violence shelters and addiction treatment facilities.