Rochester Regional Health Secures $15M Grant for Cybersecurity Enhancements
Post Summary
Rochester Regional Health has been awarded a significant $15 million state grant to bolster its cybersecurity infrastructure. The funding is part of a broader initiative by New York State to support healthcare transformation projects across the state.
Strengthening Patient Information Security
The grant will allow Rochester Regional Health to enhance the security of patient information, a priority highlighted under New York State’s Statewide Health Care Facility Transformation Program. This program, designed to address various challenges in the healthcare sector, emphasizes projects that focus on improving telehealth services, safeguarding patient data, and providing support to financially distressed providers.
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Part of a Larger Investment in Healthcare
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that more than $300 million in new state funding is being allocated to drive healthcare transformation efforts across New York. The funding, which includes the grant awarded to Rochester Regional Health, underscores the state’s commitment to modernizing healthcare facilities and ensuring the safety and privacy of patient information.
By securing this funding, Rochester Regional Health is set to strengthen its cybersecurity infrastructure, helping to protect sensitive data and supporting the healthcare system’s ongoing digital transformation. This initiative is just one of many efforts aimed at addressing the evolving challenges faced by healthcare providers in the state.
