#739 — The Industry Wire

September 17, 2025 Jake Fishman 0 min read
  1. CMS opens $50B rural health fund to states, applications due in November. 
  2. GOP bill extends telehealth flexibilities, sidesteps ACA subsidies.
  3. Fired CDC director says RFK Jr. aims to change childhood vaccine schedule.
  4. Providence Chief Transformation Officer exits after ten years.
  5. Mount Sinai launches AI research lab for interventional care.
  6. HHS names new members to vaccine advisory committee.
  7. Memorial Sloan Kettering cuts hundreds of jobs as costs surge.
  8. What baseball’s tech debate can teach healthcare about human connection.
  9. Intermountain goes live with Epic two years after approving the switch.
  10. Consumer Technology Association releases health AI standards for developers.
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