The clinical asset performance company earned a 5 Innovation Index score, with Frost & Sullivan citing its integration of cybersecurity, medical device data, and lifecycle management.
The multiyear construction projects in Grand Rapids and Troy will add patient towers, expand emergency capacity, and modernize surgical suites.
The funding from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health will support the development of autonomous technology for mechanical thrombectomy.
The company’s new positioning focuses on the integration of clinical engineering, cybersecurity, and data insights.
The expansion brings minimally invasive technology to more specialties and younger patients at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford.
The association announces the location and advisory council for its 2027 medical device standards conference, scheduled for April 13–16 in National Harbor, Maryland.
The 2026 AAMI Young Professional Award winner on finding her place in regulatory affairs, navigating AI regulation, and solving industry challenges.