Here are five takeaways from Epic's annual user group meeting.

Health systems are ramping up CEO successor searches, prioritizing a leader's ability to navigate financial uncertainty and deploy systemwide strategies.

Small- and medium-sized health and medical services businesses in 2026 will use AI more than similar-sized businesses in other industries, according to a report published Wednesday.

Elevance Health estimates the cut to its 2025 Medicare Advantage Star Ratings will cost the company $375 million in bonus payments.

The Minnesota-based health system said about 70% of the roles affected will be administrative and 30% will be in patient care.

Epic’s foray into artificial intelligence will take center stage at its highly anticipated user meeting in Verona, Wisconsin, next week.

Companies are making big investments to develop surgical robots and the developments are being closely watched by hospitals.

Many rural emergency departments are being run without 24/7 on-site physicians, sparking debate over care quality and access.

CMS is proposing to claw back nearly $8 billion in less than half its original timeframe. (MH Illustration) ...

The Food and Drug Administration labeled Draeger’s July recall of its SafeStar and TwinStar mechanical breathing system filters as the most serious type.

The investment includes AI-powered ultrasound production in Pennsylvania and a new medtech training center in Minnesota.

Cardinal Health announced an agreement to purchase Solaris Health in a $1.9 billion deal, the company’s latest acquisition in the urology category and an expansion of its multispecialty strategy.