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In brief: ResMed buys remote monitoring company, investor funds nat’l rollout for orthotics 

June 5, 2024HME News Staff

HARROGATE, United Kingdon – Inhealthcare, which provides remote monitoring and virtual wards to support the treatment of 4 million patients across the U.K., has been bought by ResMed, according to TheBusinessDesk.com, a regional business news website. “By joining forces, we will be able to expand service offerings, scale operations and extend impact on patient care throughout the U.K.,” Inhealthcare CEO Bryn Sage told TheBusinessDesk in a statement. Inhealthcare generated revenues...

Orthotics, Patient monitoring, ResMed


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Remote monitoring company bought by ResMed 

June 4, 2024HME News Staff

HARROGATE, United Kingdon – Inhealthcare, which provides remote monitoring and virtual wards to support the treatment of 4 million patients across the U.K., has been bought by ResMed, according to TheBusinessDesk.com, a regional business news website. “By joining forces, we will be able to expand service offerings, scale operations and extend impact on patient care throughout the U.K.,” Inhealthcare CEO Bryn Sage told TheBusinessDesk in a statement. Inhealthcare generated...

Inhealthcare, Patient monitoring, ResMed, virtual care


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Movano Health builds board 

August 14, 2023HME News Staff

PLEASANTON, Calif. – Movano Health, maker of the Evie Ring, has formed a Medical Advisory Board comprised of health care industry subject matter experts in women’s health, mental health and sleep. The members of the board will serve as trusted advisors and will provide insights to establish the Evie Ring as a highly credible health and wellness resource. “To develop a wearable that is truly medical grade, we needed to make sure we involved the experts,” said Stacy Salvi, vice president...

Evie Ring, Movano Health, Patient monitoring, wearable


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Masimo partners with health system to advance care 

March 14, 2023HME News Staff

IRVINE, Calif., and PHILADELPHIA – Masimo and Temple Health have entered a strategic collaboration with an emphasis on advancing the forefront of remote patient monitoring and telehealth, as well as automating high quality care. The collaboration amy include the use of the Masimo W1 advanced health tracking watch; the Radius VSM tetherless, multimodal patient monitor; and Masimo Hospital Automation solutions like UniView, UniView:60, Halo ION and Sepsis Index for Patient SafetyNet. “We...

Masimo, Patient monitoring, Telehealth


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Spire Health says its patient monitoring tech reduces admissions 

March 14, 2023HME News Staff

SAN FRANCISCO – Spire Health has published the results of a survey in the International Journal of COPD that shows use of its virtual care system is associated with a reduction in emergency visits and hospital admissions for COPD patients. Use of Spire’s sensing technology for long-term patient monitoring was associated with a significant decrease in all-cause hospitalizations per patient per year (1.09 ± 0.07 to 0.38 ± 0.06, P

COPD, Patient monitoring, Spire Health, virtual care


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Philips, Masimo settle lawsuits

November 8, 2016HME News Staff

AMSTERDAM and IRVINE, Calif. - Royal Philips and Masimo have entered into a business partnership agreement that ends all pending lawsuits between the two companies.As part of the agreement, Philips is released from having to pay a $467 million jury verdict that was awarded to Masimo in October 2014. Instead, it will pay $300 million to Masimo in the fourth quarter, and will make certain marketing and product integration commitments over the coming years.“I am very satisfied that we have reached...

Lawsuit, Masimo, Patient monitoring, Philips, Settlement


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Consumers want to monitor their health, survey finds

February 3, 2016HME News Staff

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. - More than eight out of 10 consumers believe that tracking their own health data with a clinically accurate monitoring device will help improve their overall health, according to a national survey of 1,000 respondents commissioned by The Society for Participatory Medicine and healthcare technology company Biotricity. Fifty-seven percent of consumers say they would wear monitoring devices for personal use and they would share the data those devices collect with healthcare professionals,...

Patient monitoring, Technology, wearables


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