St. Luke’s Health System has introduced the Hospital at Home program, enabling patients to receive hospital-level care in their own homes. Ronald Moser, a pneumonia patient, was one of the first to utilize this service, which alleviated his worries about leaving his wife in hospice care. As Idaho's first healthcare system to implement this model and the 40th in the U.S., the program emphasizes coordinated care with a team of healthcare professionals providing daily visits and monitoring. Moser reported a satisfactory experience, noting the quality of care matched that of traditional hospitals, while the home setting enhanced his recovery by allowing him to engage in familiar routines.

St. Luke’s Launches Pioneering Hospital at Home Program in Idaho St. Luke's

University Hospitals has committed $3 million to the Gateway66 at League Park, a multi-family, mixed-income housing development in Cleveland's Hough neighborhood, as part of its Community Health Investment Strategy. This investment, financed through a soft-debt mortgage from UH’s endowment fund, aims to improve well-being and economic opportunities by addressing social determinants of health, particularly stable housing. The project will consist of 82,237 square feet of new construction, offering a mix of affordable and market-rate units, and seeks to enhance access to health resources in the area.

University Hospitals Invests $3 Million in Affordable Housing Development UH Hospitals

Epic is enhancing its patient identity verification by partnering with CLEAR to integrate secure identity verification tools within its Epic Toolbox, accessible via MyChart. This collaboration aims to streamline patient account creation and recovery processes while reducing administrative burdens on healthcare staff. The embedded tool will automate identity verification, thus improving cybersecurity and patient experience for over 27 million existing CLEAR users, who can authenticate their identities using a selfie. As CLEAR expands from its established biometric ID checks in airports into healthcare, this integration reflects a growing trend toward streamlined digital authentication in medical settings.

Epic Partners with CLEAR to Revolutionize Patient Identity Verification Becker's Hospital Review

CISA has directed federal agencies to address a serious vulnerability in the Linux kernel, known as CVE-2024-53104, which is actively being exploited. Originating from an out-of-bounds write issue in the USB Video Class driver, this flaw allows for privilege escalation on unpatched devices. Google has released a patch for Android users, but the vulnerability requires immediate attention from federal agencies, as it falls under the November 2021 Binding Operational Directive that mandates securing networks against such risks. The deadline for compliance is set at three weeks.

CISA Urges Federal Agencies to Patch Critical Linux Kernel Vulnerability Bleeping Computer

St. Luke’s Health System has introduced the Hospital at Home program, enabling patients to receive hospital-level care in their own homes. Ronald Moser, a pneumonia patient, was one of the first to utilize this service, which alleviated his worries about leaving his wife in hospice care. As Idaho's first healthcare system to implement this model and the 40th in the U.S., the program emphasizes coordinated care with a team of healthcare professionals providing daily visits and monitoring. Moser reported a satisfactory experience, noting the quality of care matched that of traditional hospitals, while the home setting enhanced his recovery by allowing him to engage in familiar routines.

St. Luke’s Launches Pioneering Hospital at Home Program in Idaho St. Luke's

University Hospitals has committed $3 million to the Gateway66 at League Park, a multi-family, mixed-income housing development in Cleveland's Hough neighborhood, as part of its Community Health Investment Strategy. This investment, financed through a soft-debt mortgage from UH’s endowment fund, aims to improve well-being and economic opportunities by addressing social determinants of health, particularly stable housing. The project will consist of 82,237 square feet of new construction, offering a mix of affordable and market-rate units, and seeks to enhance access to health resources in the area.

University Hospitals Invests $3 Million in Affordable Housing Development UH Hospitals

Epic is enhancing its patient identity verification by partnering with CLEAR to integrate secure identity verification tools within its Epic Toolbox, accessible via MyChart. This collaboration aims to streamline patient account creation and recovery processes while reducing administrative burdens on healthcare staff. The embedded tool will automate identity verification, thus improving cybersecurity and patient experience for over 27 million existing CLEAR users, who can authenticate their identities using a selfie. As CLEAR expands from its established biometric ID checks in airports into healthcare, this integration reflects a growing trend toward streamlined digital authentication in medical settings.

Epic Partners with CLEAR to Revolutionize Patient Identity Verification Becker's Hospital Review

CISA has directed federal agencies to address a serious vulnerability in the Linux kernel, known as CVE-2024-53104, which is actively being exploited. Originating from an out-of-bounds write issue in the USB Video Class driver, this flaw allows for privilege escalation on unpatched devices. Google has released a patch for Android users, but the vulnerability requires immediate attention from federal agencies, as it falls under the November 2021 Binding Operational Directive that mandates securing networks against such risks. The deadline for compliance is set at three weeks.

CISA Urges Federal Agencies to Patch Critical Linux Kernel Vulnerability Bleeping Computer