healthcare

Could Reducing IT Costs Make Drug Prices Drop?

Drug prices for Americans under 65 are projected to rise more than 11% in 2017. For consumers and health insurance companies, this is a

Matt Serna

10 mins read | July 10, 2017

Business

Solving Healthcare’s Cloud Challenges

In our most recent Connectivity Benchmark Report, we surveyed over 951 IT decision makers (ITDMs), and approximately 90% of healthcare IT leaders ranked the

Matt Serna

7 mins read | July 3, 2017

Business

Digital Transformation: It’s not a question of “If”, but “How?”

Market, technology and legislative trends have created digital transformation needs across industry verticals. The mandate for digital transformation is clear - the question that IT

Anton Kravchenko

8 mins read | May 24, 2017

Events

Webinar: To the Cloud and Beyond: How Anypoint Platform Serves as a Cloud Enabler in Healthcare

This webinar is now available to watch on-demand. Health organizations are adopting cloud technology at an ever-accelerating speed. Health organizations spent $3.73 billion on

Shana Pearlman

4 mins read | February 7, 2017

Events

Webinar: Unlocking the EHR with APIs: A SMART on FHIR Case Study

If there is one thing that recent events — and the debate over American healthcare — has taught us, it’s that the healthcare industry

Shana Pearlman

5 mins read | January 23, 2017

Events

Dreamforce Demo: How to use a wearable device to transform patient care

We are planning an exciting presence at Dreamforce this year, with great sessions, relevant speakers, and cool demos. We are particularly excited about a

Shana Pearlman

6 mins read | September 30, 2016

Events

Webinar: Accelerating Innovation with MuleSoft Catalyst for Healthcare

Catalyst Accelerate for Healthcare webinar is now available to watch on demand. Slides are also available now, click here to view them. The combination of

Ken Tien

3 mins read | September 23, 2016

Connectors and templates

Introducing Catalyst Accelerate for Healthcare

Let’s face it - integration isn’t easy in healthcare. EHRs are notoriously thorny to work with. HIPAA regulations require security and governance controls to

Anton Kravchenko

7 mins read | September 15, 2016