The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced its intention to resume the implementation of its Oracle Cerner Millennium electronic health record (EHR) system in mid-2026. This decision comes amidst ongoing concerns from lawmakers regarding the system's viability due to historical
Divorce is a challenging life event that brings emotional and financial upheaval. One of the critical concerns during this period is maintaining health insurance coverage, especially during the annual health insurance enrollment. This article explores the complexities involved in ensuring
Data breaches are becoming an alarming trend, and health care incidents stand out for their potentially lifelong consequences. Recently, I reported how a data breach at a physician-led vein center exposed almost half a million people's data to hackers. Now, another health care data breach has
The American healthcare system is in a state of crisis, plagued by inefficiencies, skyrocketing costs, and widespread dissatisfaction among patients and healthcare providers alike. As the nation grapples with these challenges, the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to revolutionize
In a significant development for Vermont's healthcare system, state healthcare regulators at the Green Mountain Care Board recently approved OneCare Vermont's annual budget, marking a major milestone as the organization prepares to cease operations by the end of 2025. OneCare Vermont has
Public, quality healthcare in the United States is a contentious topic provoking intense debate. Despite the U.S. leading globally in healthcare spending, it lags behind other developed nations with similar GDPs in terms of life expectancy, signaling systemic inefficiencies. The present
