The hospital-to-home care movement is rising, and Inbound Health wants to be at the forefront of enabling health systems and health plans nationwide to bring hospital-level care into the home, now adding general surgery to its offerings.
Inbound Health announced on 31 May that it is adding general surgery, including bariatrics and hernia, to its hospital-to-home care program, which includes skilled-nursing at-home care.
Inbound Health’s workflow platform and virtual command center organizes the entire patient journey from identifying suitable patients for at-home care...
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The retail giant will sell the Dexcom G7 continuous glucose monitoring system to eligible customers through a new online platform.
Stimdia is trying to restore respiratory function in ICU patients with phrenic nerve stimulation.
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MedTech Europe wants the EU to continue its commitment to reach a negotiated tariff solution with the US and measured restraint amid escalating trade tensions.
The European Commission is focusing on how tiny particles behave to help create an EU industrial “powerhouse.”
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