Trump administration's new health data sharing initiative involves major tech companies to improve patient access to health records, focusing on interoperability, AI-driven tools, and data privacy concerns.

Explore strategies for payers to enhance collaboration with providers in value-based care through real-time data, EHR integration, and aligned incentives to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.

A lawsuit accuses Epic Systems of leveraging its dominant position in the U.S. electronic health records market to engage in anticompetitive practices, drawing regulatory attention to competition in healthcare IT.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is deploying an AI platform by C3 AI to integrate NIH and Medicare/Medicaid data, enhancing biomedical research and public health analytics. This initiative supports HHS's AI strategy to improve healthcare program integrity and outcomes with secure, interoperable health data systems.

Covenant Health reports a May 18 data breach impacting over 2,200 in New Hampshire, exposing medical and insurance data. Fraud monitoring and IT security upgrades underway.

Recent data breaches in Florida's healthcare sector have exposed millions of patient records, emphasizing urgent cybersecurity investment and enhanced defenses against phishing and fraud.

Blue Shield of California notifies 4.7 million members after patient data exposure through Google Analytics, highlighting healthcare data privacy challenges in 2025.

President Trump's executive order prompts potential changes in Medicare drug price negotiation, affecting pharmaceutical pricing, Medicare spending, and FDA drug import regulations. Epic Systems also shifts to a more public presence in healthcare IT.