Morning Headlines 6/24/19
Healthcare software provider Phreesia files for a $125 million IPO
Phreesia, which offers online appointment scheduling, revenue cycle, health risk screening, and check-in kiosks, files for a $125 million IPO.
Jobs in danger as Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital plans e-records transition
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital (FL) will replace Cerner with Epic, which is used throughout Hopkins Medicine.
Electronic Health Records at 26 Hospitals Hit by Two-Hour Outage
Hospital operator Universal Health Services says 26 of its facilities were taken offline for two hours Friday due to Cerner data center problems.
Flatiron Health Expands its Headquarters in Manhattan’s Soho
Oncology EHR and research company Flatiron Health will nearly double its Manhattan office space and add 200 jobs by the end of the year.
Weird that Google can acknowledge its crowdsourced medical advice was wrong, but escape penalties for doing it wantonly at scale.