GE HealthCare is a leading global medical technology and digital solutions innovator, dedicated to providing integrated solutions that enhance hospital efficiency, clinician effectiveness, and patient health. Their extensive portfolio includes advanced imaging technologies such as computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound, and molecular imaging, along with patient monitoring systems and digital health solutions. Committed to precision care, GE HealthCare invests approximately $1 billion annually in research and development, ensuring continuous innovation. With a worldwide presence, the company serves healthcare providers across various regions, addressing diverse medical needs.
New FDA-cleared Lung Guidance and AutoAS algorithms bring real-time scanning navigation and aortic stenosis detection directly to handheld point-of-care ultrasound devices for faster bedside triage.
Allia Celeo pairs an extra-wide-bore ceiling C-arm with an AI-powered image chain and predictive analytics to streamline interventional cardiology and radiology workflows.
GE HealthCare introduced LOGIQ Focus to accelerate diagnostic throughput and enhance tissue characterization across general imaging, primary care, and specialized diagnostics.
GE HealthCare End-tidal Control software on Aisys CS2 workstations automates fresh gas flow and volatile anesthetic regulation in hospital operating rooms.
This collaborative research applies generative artificial intelligence to synthesize clinical data, enabling personalized oncology workflows and accelerating patient progression from diagnosis to treatment.
GE HealthCare introduced a cloud application to forecast hospital capacity constraints, deploying machine learning models across health system networks.
GE HealthCare has submitted the StarGuide GX 4D CZT SPECT/CT system for U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance, aiming to expand advanced molecular imaging and theranostics capabilities following its recent European CE Mark.
GE HealthCare introduced three cardiovascular ultrasound systems engineered to standardize beamforming architecture and automated diagnostic quantification across varied clinical healthcare settings.