United Healthcare has announced it’s currently in negotiations with Ascension Health Florida regarding the two parties’ network relationship.

Ascension St. Vincent gives update on cybersecurity attack, primary technology used for electronic patient documentation has been restored.

Ascension gave updates on what Florida patients can do after it confirmed it is a victim of ransomware attacks.

Several systems are currently unavailable following a confirmed ”cybersecurity incident” at Ascension hospitals, according to an Ascension spokesperson.

Clinical operations at Ascension hospitals across the country were disrupted on Wednesday following a suspected cyberattack.

Two men walked into Ascension St. Vincent's in Riverside after being stabbed

Jacksonville-area hospital workers are sounding off as the News4JAX I-TEAM continues to investigate an issue that’s making them pay back some money from past paychecks.

Companies across the U.S. are requiring employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

The much more contagious delta variant of the coronavirus continues to rage across Florida, sending another 526 people to the hospital and increasing the state’s record-setting total of hospitalizations to 12,041.

Joining a growing number of health systems nationwide, Ascension announced on Tuesday that it will require COVID-19 vaccinations for its associates, whether they care for patients or not.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Hundreds of frontline health care workers at Ascension St. Vincent’s in Riverside received Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine Thursday morning. Roughly 500 doses of COVID-19 are being administered to healthcare workers in Ascension St. Vincent’s Hospital and the message on Thursday was one of hope. Ascension St. Vincent’s in Jacksonville is moving forward with Pfizer to vaccinate its front-line staff today. 500 healthcare workers set to get the #CovidVaccine. After getting the first dose of the shot, healthcare workers stayed for 15 minutes for observation.

(CNN) - A federal inquiry has been opened into Google's efforts to collect health data on millions of Americans through its "Project Nightingale" program. The two companies confirmed they were working together to analyze patient data and give health care providers new insights and suggestions for patient care. The partnership between Google and Ascension will integrate Ascension's different areas of health data in the cloud. Google acknowledged the sensitive nature of patient health data. Google's push into health care comes amid growing interest in the space from tech companies, such as Apple, Amazon and Microsoft.

Wikimedia Commons(CNN) - Google has confirmed it's collecting health data on millions of Americans through a new partnership with Ascension, one of the country's largest nonprofit health systems. The tech company and Ascension confirmed they were working together to analyze patient data to give health care providers new insights and care suggestions for patients. Although light on specifics, Google and Ascension said the partnership would integrate Ascension's various silos of health data in the cloud. Google acknowledged the sensitivity of patient health data, adding that it's "understandable" people wanted to ask questions about Project Nightingale. But according to the Journal, some Ascension employees have questioned how Google is sharing and collecting the patient data.