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COVID-19 has forced more virtual visits, an experience that many patients find as more convenient, time-saving and equal to in-person care, says Dr. Chris Hobson, CMO for Orion Health.

Now 100 days in care, health IT professional Frank Cutitta shares what healthcare is getting right, and wrong.

This week's top stories include the virtual health platform going mainstream, hospitals having to disclose privately negotiated rates with health insurers and sleep monitoring coming to Apple Watch.

"Beneath the Surface" co-producer and HIMSS TV host Kate Milliken talks about her new short film that tells stories of people living with multiple sclerosis at various stages of progression.

Privia Health CEO Shawn Morris says doctors are racing to adapt to new technologies to be able to care for patients remotely.

Alexi Nazem, CEO of Nomad Health, shares how online staffing services can help move the workforce where it's needed most.

Availity is working with providers to bill COVID-19 encounters, says CEO Russ Thomas.

Deep Dive: Despite delays in compliance deadlines for long-awaited interoperability rules, recent days only highlight the pressing need for greater access to health data.

This week's top stories include the Department of Health and Human Services whittling down vaccine candidates, the Senate weighing the future of telehealth and Proteus filing for bankruptcy.

Dr. David Rhew, chief medical officer and VP of healthcare at Microsoft, discusses the many uses of automation, including to help manage high patient call volumes, unwieldy medical device data and daily employee health screening.