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Preparing for the 2027 maternity coding overhaul

Understand the implications of CPT code updates for maternity care, including the importance of interoperability and clinical terminology.

What’s new in health technology and life sciences? 6 stories from Spring 2026

Catch up on the latest news in health tech and life sciences.

The right patients revealed: A fresh approach to rare disease trials

Rare disease trials struggle with fragmented data and recruitment challenges. See how better clinical data can accelerate enrollment.

Why accurate procedure data is critical for cath lab information systems

Without standardized procedure terminology and precise code mappings, workflows can become inefficient, impacting scheduling, reimbursement, and more.

The hidden clinical context behind structured healthcare data

Most health tech vendors leverage strong data – but strong doesn’t automatically mean nuanced, complete, or clinically rich. See why this matters.

The role of the IMO ID in modern clinical terminology

Learn how IMO IDs create consistency in clinical terminology by preserving clinical concepts as standards and healthcare data evolves.

Why DIY surgical dictionaries create operational risks for hospitals

Understand the risks of managing a surgical dictionary internally – and why standardization is nonnegotiable.

How health systems can improve clinical terminology for CMS-0057-F readiness

The shift to CMS-0057-F will close mapping gaps, reduce clinical dictionary variation, and fortify the data foundation for electronic prior authorization.

How a healthcare knowledge graph preserves clinical intent across the care journey

Why meaning and context must stay together in health tech, shown through a sore throat-to-tonsillectomy example.

IMO Health wins 2026 award for healthcare big data solution

IMO Health wins 2026 MedTech Breakthrough Award for Best Healthcare Big Data Solution, recognizing innovation in AI-ready clinical data.

Simplifying CMS-0057-F: Prior authorization for clinicians, payers, and patients

Prior authorization is finally getting faster. New federal rules aim to cut delays, improve transparency, and streamline workflows by 2027.

Remote patient monitoring and the evolving CPT® code landscape in 2025–2026

RPM coding has continued to evolve, with updated codes scheduled to take effect in 2026. Here’s what’s changing and what it means

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