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By HIMSS TV | 10:00 am | June 20, 2025
In response to a new price cap law in Indiana, Hal Andrews, CEO of Trilliant Health, says once a state legislature is allowed to determine maximum reimbursement, hospitals are subject to that being changed any time the legislature gets together.  
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By HIMSS TV | 05:45 pm | June 19, 2025
Edward Marx, CEO of Marx Advisory, recommends that healthcare leaders looking to drive innovation in their organizations become innovative themselves by bringing their C-suite to meet with and learn from partners.
By Jessica Hagen | 03:47 pm | June 19, 2025
The funding comes on the heels of the fax automation company's $37 million Series B funding round and $18 million Series A raise last year. 
By Jessica Hagen | 12:12 pm | June 19, 2025
In March, the company received FDA marketing authorization for the first at-home test to detect chlamydia, gonorrhea and trichomoniasis.
By Jessica Hagen | 12:00 pm | June 19, 2025
Anne Osdoit, CEO of Moon Surgical, discusses the company’s Maestro surgical robotics system and how it supports surgeons during soft tissue procedures.
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By HIMSS TV | 11:57 am | June 18, 2025
From documenting bedside prayers to helping a hard-of-hearing nurse connect with patients, AI tools are revealing the importance of nurses' and patients' emotional and spiritual bonds to healing, says Mercy's Tracy Breece.
By Adam Ang | 09:00 pm | June 17, 2025
Lyrebird Health plans to scale its operation internationally, beginning in the United Kingdom. 
By Jessica Hagen | 05:08 pm | June 17, 2025
The company's valuation has increased by $1 billion since its $130 million Series E funding round last year.
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By HIMSS TV | 04:53 pm | June 17, 2025
According to Tony DiGiorgio, chief architect at Symplr, the company has carefully embedded AI into its operational platform to cut administrative redundancy and enable nurses to minimize the number of systems they use each day.
By HIMSS TV | 12:00 pm | June 17, 2025
Nissan Elimelech, founder of Augmedics, shares how the company's augmented reality surgical technology projects an anatomically accurate 3D spine onto the patient, helping surgeons operate with their eyes on the body instead of a screen.