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HealthPlatform.News(letter)
November 24, 2025
In this week’s edition of health news across the states: Ohio bill expanding parental access to kids’ medical records, Bill seeks to protect data from health-tracking wearables
Plus: TJ Parker, General Medicine: AI advancements in healthcare are here
Ohio parents are one step closer to gaining broader access to their children’s online medical records after the Ohio House overwhelmingly approved a bill aimed at closing what supporters call a confusing gap in current law.
With the popularity of wearable health devices growing, so too are the concerns about ensuring the privacy of the data that those trackers gather.
Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) has introduced a bill designed to expand data privacy protections to include gadgets such as fitness trackers, smart watches, and medical and safety devices.
Americans are frustrated. They want healthcare to be easier. At General Medicine, we’re using AI to directly improve the customer experience across all care, from basic needs to complex cases.
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