Catholic Health and GE HealthCare Form $500 Million Partnership to Modernize Medical Technology
The 10-year agreement includes the addition of more than 1,300 pieces of equipment and artificial intelligence tools across 40 locations on Long Island.
The 10-year agreement includes the addition of more than 1,300 pieces of equipment and artificial intelligence tools across 40 locations on Long Island.
The collaboration includes a research agreement to validate new technology and a commercial deal naming Philips the preferred vendor for imaging equipment across 12 hospitals.
The medical technology company has agreed to be acquired by American Industrial Partners in an all-cash deal.
The 10-year agreement includes the addition of more than 1,300 pieces of equipment and artificial intelligence tools across 40 locations on Long Island.
With decades of clinical engineering and capital lifecycle experience, Carol Davis-Smith will guide health systems on equipment planning under budget pressure.
Read MoreThe acquisition is expected to broaden GE HealthCare’s cloud and AI imaging tools and extend its reach into outpatient workflows.
Read MoreThe new system combines purification and distribution in one compact unit, aiming to help facilities meet AAMI ST108 requirements while reducing space, installation time, and cost.
Read MoreThe acquisition expands Prescott’s Med’s depot repair footprint and increases access to parts, rentals, and device service capabilities.
Read MoreThe company is recognized for its people-first culture and mission-driven growth serving hospitals nationwide.Â
Read MoreYosi Health’s connection with ModMed allows real-time data sharing for scheduling, intake, and eligibility checks, aiming to improve throughput and staff efficiency.
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The executive hire will focus on bringing newly integrated global manufacturing and development capabilities to medical device companies.