Gritman Medical Center has completed a sterile facility and announced ownership of the Palouse Surgery Center in a move aimed at enhancing surgical care. These developments highlight Gritman’s commitment to delivering advanced healthcare services to the community.
Belmont Medical Technologies has named Brian Larkin as its new Chief Executive Officer, marking a significant leadership change for the Billerica-based healthcare solutions provider. In this immediate appointment, Larkin succeeds former CEO Brian Ellacott. The transition underscores Belmont’s continued dedication to fluid resuscitation and temperature management innovations.
A newly formed partnership between SBC Medical-Supported Medical Corporation Nasukai and Daibi Medical Aesthetics aims to expand Shonan Beauty Clinic’s visibility in China and strengthen inbound medical demand to Japan. The focus is on boosting international healthcare collaboration and positioning Japan as a preferred destination for cosmetic treatments.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) and Mountains Health/IRMC have officially formed a “Joint Collaborative” to bolster rural health care. Their partnership aims to transform medical services for communities that traditionally face limited access.
Carrot, a global fertility and family care platform, has announced an expansion of its Flexible Plan Design with the launch of a cycle-based plan. This new offering allows customers to use either or both of Carrot’s coverage approaches—benefit maximums and cycle-based plans—to provide more individualized care for members.
Rick Dean brings decades of healthcare technology experience to Bicycle Health, the nation’s leading virtual medical group dedicated to opioid use disorder treatment. With nearly nine million Americans impacted by OUD, his leadership will focus on expanding access to evidence-based care while addressing the considerable societal and economic costs tied to this crisis.
The Board of Medicine has unveiled a membership program that welcomes both healthcare professionals and members of the public. With an emphasis on psychedelic therapy and wearable health technology, the group aims to advance innovative approaches to patient care.
Scientists have unveiled a bionic hand that uses AI to assist amputees with everyday tasks. By integrating proximity and pressure sensors into a commercial prosthesis, they have enabled more intuitive movement. This approach aims to redefine how individuals with limb loss interact with their environment.
In an historic decision, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Itvisma, an adeno-associated virus vector-based gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy. By extending eligibility to adults and children two years of age and older, this new treatment offers fresh hope for families coping with the disease.
AIRS Medical is making waves in diagnostic imaging through its award-winning AI-driven MRI solution, SwiftMR. With enhanced image quality and faster scan speeds, the company’s rapid expansion across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa signals its growing international influence.
