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.
Hannover Medical School pioneers integrating hospital systems with a home ECG device, enabling remote cardiac monitoring and faster clinical decisions for better patient care.
Carevance is an advanced, reliable monitoring solution that leverages proprietary algorithms and proven technologies to help hospitals and clinicians deliver consistent, high-quality care.
The solution is part of GE HealthCare’s CareIntellect family of clinical and operational applications; built to allow hospitals to integrate once and add more applications quickly and cost-effectively.
From October 10-14, in San Antonio, Texas GE HealthCare is showcasing Carestation 850 that is designed to adapt to diverse care needs, helping clinicians enhance workflow efficiency and deliver personalized patient care.
The customized Vivid iq is being used aboard the space station to support routine medical evaluations as well as in-flight studies run by NASA's Human Research Program.
Early adopters of Intelligent Radiation Therapy (iRT) to date have reduced simulation to treatment planning time from seven days to seven minutes via integration with RayStation® by RaySearch Laboratories.
The GE HealthCare PETtrace 890 cyclotron will enable on-site production of radiotracers - the radioactive compounds essential for PET imaging and theranostic applications - - for diagnosis of serious conditions including cancer and heart disease.