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Cyber Security | Hospitals & Healthcare Systems | Medical Devices & Diagnostics | Patient Safety & Quality
Why a Cyberattack on a Medical Device Company Can Affect Patient Care Even If Your Hospital Wasn’t Hacked
Stryker’s March 2026 cyberattack is a reminder that patients can feel the effects of a vendor disruption through shipping delays, manual workarounds, and some rescheduled procedures, even when their hospital was not directly hacked.
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Medicare Advantage Denials: Key Facts Seniors Should Know Before Choosing a Plan
Medicare Advantage Denial Rates: What Seniors Need to Know Reports from the Office of Inspector General (OIG) have revealed that Medicare Advantage plans often deny coverage for medically necessary treatments, with many approvals only granted after lengthy appeals. This can pose significant challenges for seniors who need ongoing therapies, costly diagnostic tests, or specialized care, as administrative delays and denials may interrupt or limit access to essential services. In contrast, Original Medicare typically does not require prior authorization, making it a more reliable choice for those who require immediate and comprehensive care. By highlighting these key facts, the article empowers seniors to make informed decisions about their health insurance options, carefully weighing the benefits, potential costs, and possible barriers to care before selecting a Medicare plan.
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Wearable Fitness Trackers: Monitoring Steps, Sleep, and Heart Rate
Wearable fitness trackers can help you stay on top of daily steps, sleep quality, and heart rate, turning healthy goals into simple, trackable habits. Seeing your own trends can motivate small changes, flag potential issues sooner, and give you and your care team useful, shared information to guide decisions. This makes them a practical tool for patients and caregivers seeking reliable, day-to-day health feedback.
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Denver Health Brief: Measles exposure alert at DIA, bird flu order, and a patient-privacy update
Denver, CO – February 27, 2026 – Measles exposure alerts at DIA, a bird flu executive order, and Denver Health’s privacy update draw attention.