After The Wall Street Journal reported that Tenet (THC) hired advisors to purse strategic options, RBC Capital analyst Frank Morgan says that all of Tenet probably won't be acquired, given its "significant" debt levels. He says that the company's ambulatory unit is the most likely part of the company to be sold or spun off. The analyst says that HCA (HCA) could be "interested" in some of Tenet's markets, but he does not believe that it wants to buy all of Tenet's hospitals. The analyst does not expect any deals made by Tenet to cause its share price to increase unless it manages to sell its hospitals for rates above their current market value. Morgan keeps a Sector Perform rating on the stock.

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Catheter Precision (VTAK) has received its first purchase order for LockeT from an HCA Healthcare (HCA) facility.

Augmedix (AUGX) announced the general availability of Augmedix Go for emergency departments, marking the launch of the industry's first fully-automated, generative AI powered medical documentation product for EDs across the country. The launch incorporates learnings from a pilot program with HCA Healthcare (HCA), one of the nation's leading healthcare providers. As part of the pilot, ED physicians in four HCA Healthcare hospitals utilized Augmedix Go to automate medical documentation, with the product instantaneously drafting their medical notes from patient visits. "The launch of Augmedix Go in the ED represents our unwavering commitment to develop solutions for health systems that improve their workflows. Our agility and flexible architecture, exhibited by our broad product suite and open network platform, help us address the complex and varying needs of clinicians and providers," said Manny Krakaris, CEO of Augmedix. "We have built a sophisticated platform designed to enable clinicians to be present with their patients while trusting that Augmedix technology is doing administrative work unobtrusively in the background."