DOJ Looking For Privacy Perils In Digital Healthcare

By Cassie M. Chew · February 1, 2024, 10:11 PM EST

Threats to data privacy and fraud in telemedicine are among federal regulators' top concerns in evaluations of digital healthcare as innovation invites new challenges to protecting patient data and preventing fraud,...

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