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By Adam Ang | 07:40 am | June 06, 2025
Also, Tend Health has received funding to deliver the New Zealand government's new digital mental health and addiction service.  
By Adam Ang | 07:35 am | June 06, 2025
Also, a new centre for excellence in AI in healthcare will be set up by two public universities in India.
By Andrea Fox | 11:14 am | June 05, 2025
Through the company's virtual platform, the payvider's health plan members with autoimmune conditions receive an individualized care plan, one-on-one video visits with coaches, unlimited patient messaging and access to digital tools as covered services.
By HIMSS TV | 10:46 am | June 04, 2025
Punit Soni, CEO and founder of Suki, predicts tech will become more invisible – and more "human" – and will make the healthcare experience more frictionless for patients and providers.
HIMSS25 Europe
By Maja Dragovic | 10:37 am | May 28, 2025
The European Health Data Space marks a major milestone in EU-wide health data sharing, aiming to empower citizens and enable secure, interoperable digital healthcare.
By Bill Siwicki | 12:50 pm | May 27, 2025
There are more and more neurology patients – but the number of neurologists has stagnated. Dr. Robert Bermel explains how telemedicine is becoming more crucial as neurological conditions get more complex.
By Adam Ang | 01:15 am | May 27, 2025
The Taiwanese hospital also looks to expand the generative AI-powered robots across departments.
By HIMSS TV | 04:32 pm | May 22, 2025
HIMSS25 Changemaker awardee Dr. Roosevelt De Los Santos explains how his work at Trinity Health to help clinicians, patients and staff embrace and understand technology contributes to advancing HIMSS' goal of transforming health.  
By Andrea Fox | 01:46 pm | May 21, 2025
After canceling some services due to a system-wide cybersecurity incident, Ohio-based Kettering Health said persons claiming to be team members are trying to scam patients by phone, and the health system has halted certain billing activities.
By HIMSS TV | 11:04 am | May 21, 2025
New research from TrustCommerce show that, while debit cards remain popular and can be cheaper for health systems to accept, many patients would rather pay for treatment digitally. Ryne Natzke, the company's chief revenue officer, explains.

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