Mosaic Clinical Technologies Announces FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for Cognita’s Generative AI Model for Radiology
Mosaic Clinical Technologies announced that its AI unit Cognita received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for Cognita Chest X‑Ray (CXR), the first generative vision‑language model in radiology to earn this status. The designation grants prioritized FDA interaction, potentially accelerating clearance. Internal validation showed detection improvements of 16‑65% for key findings and an 18% boost in interpretation efficiency. The model integrates full preliminary reports into radiology workflows, aiming to alleviate the industry‑wide radiologist shortage and burnout.
GAIA and Daiichi Sankyo Europe Enter Exclusive Partnership to Launch Next-Generation Digital Therapeutic for Cardiovascular Care in Europe.
GAIA and Daiichi Sankyo Europe announced an exclusive partnership to commercialize lipodia, a digital therapeutic for hypercholesterolemia, pending regulatory approval. The agreement gives Daiichi Sankyo exclusive rights in Germany with plans to expand across Europe, leveraging GAIA’s evidence‑based platform and Daiichi’s cardiovascular...
Samoco Begins Prototyping Flagship Product with PHTA Makerspace
Samoco, a smart medical transport device firm, has begun prototyping its flagship blood‑preservation system in the PHTA Makerspace. The device actively cools and agitates blood during road or drone transport, aiming to keep units viable in hot, remote environments. Up...
Watch the Lean Hospitals Coach in Action — Live, Unscripted, With Your Questions
The author will host a LinkedIn Live demo on March 10 to showcase the Lean Hospitals Coach, an AI‑powered tool built around the *Lean Hospitals* book. The coach offers two query modes—Book Search with citations and Book Plus with broader Lean insights—and...
Tandem Mobi Now Compatible with Android Smartphones
Tandem Diabetes Care announced that its Tandem Mobi insulin pump is now compatible with Android smartphones in the United States via a newly released mobile app. The Android version received FDA clearance in November 2025 and entered a limited rollout in...
The Health System Opportunity Stack: A Builder’s Guide to the Most Underserved Enterprise in America
Health systems are drowning in operational blind spots, especially in financial operations, while existing software focuses on clinical documentation. The essay maps a high‑value opportunity stack—from payer‑contract intelligence and AP automation to workforce forecasting, OR utilization, and prior‑authorization automation—highlighting quantifiable...
Magentus Launches UK Advisory Board to Strengthen Clinical Diagnostics Strategy
Magentus announced the creation of a UK Advisory Board composed of senior NHS figures such as Dame Barbara Hakin and Professors Ian Abbs and Erika Denton. The board will provide independent insight to shape product direction, align with NHS priorities...
Vibe-Coded a Healthcare App? Here’s the Part That Actually Determines Traction
Topflight’s Vibe to Traction System offers a structured, outcome‑based pathway for healthcare app startups to convert prototypes into HIPAA‑compliant, procurement‑ready products. The service begins with a two‑to‑four‑week audit to identify compliance gaps, followed by one‑to‑two months of secure infrastructure build‑out,...
McDermott Advises Groupe Bruxelles Lambert on Strategic Investment in Rayner
McDermott Will & Schulte advised Groupe Bruxelles Lambert (GBL) on a strategic investment that will give GBL a 45% co‑control stake in Rayner, a leading UK‑based ophthalmic MedTech specialist. GBL will contribute €0.5 billion of equity alongside existing shareholders CVC and...
Your Health System Was Not Built for You
A federal research team found that AI diagnostic tools are being applied to patients they were never designed for, often scoring cases before a doctor even enters the room. The study labeled the resulting errors as “catastrophic,” especially for patients...
NHS Tops Public Trust Rankings for AI Use
New Appian research shows the NHS is the most trusted UK public‑sector organization for responsible AI use. Sixty‑three percent of citizens trust the NHS with AI, outpacing banks (55%), retailers (60%) and technology firms (54%). Despite this confidence, only 6%...
VitalHub UK and CEMBooks Announce Partnership
VitalHub UK and CEMBooks have formed a partnership to deliver complementary digital tools for NHS operational insight and situational awareness. The collaboration combines VitalHub’s SHREWD system‑level platform with CEMBooks’ department‑focused management suite, allowing structured local capture alongside system‑wide oversight. Both...
Vocxi Health and Forj Medical Partner to Miniaturise MyBreathPrint Device
Vocxi Health has teamed with Forj Medical to shrink its MyBreathPrint breath‑analysis system from a tabletop prototype to a handheld device the size of a deck of cards. The platform leverages graphene‑based nano sensors and AI‑driven algorithms to detect disease‑linked...
Highland Launches Elevate – Bringing Health Tech Direct to the NHS
Highland has launched Elevate, a health‑tech event series that brings technology suppliers directly into NHS organisations for a single‑day, whole‑organisation showcase. The inaugural event at University Hospitals of Derby and Burton in October 2025 attracted 500 staff—from the chief executive...
Harrison.ai Continues to Grow Open Platform Ecosystem, Welcomes Four New AI Partners
Harrison.ai announced that four AI companies—AIRAmed, Koios Medical, Lunit and Nanox AI—are joining its Open Platform, expanding the catalog of imaging solutions across X‑ray, CT, MRI, mammography and ultrasound. The platform maintains a vendor‑neutral, zero‑mark‑up model, allowing healthcare organizations to...
Sequana Medical Reports Strong U.S. Progress of Alfapump System
Sequana Medical reported that five leading U.S. hospitals have implanted its alfapump System since its Q4 2025 launch, including Mount Sinai, University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth Hitchcock, and University Medical Center of Southern Nevada. The company is actively pursuing approvals to expand...
Is Unified Communications Failing Healthcare Delivery?
Healthcare providers have poured resources into unified communications platforms such as Microsoft Teams, yet the majority of frontline clinicians remain underserved by devices that cannot survive rigorous hygiene protocols or unreliable wireless coverage. While administrative staff benefit from modern UC...
Oren Nissim, Brook-Ai – Figuring Out RPM
Brook.ai, led by CEO Oren Nissim, is scaling its remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform to cut hospital readmissions and improve care plan adherence. The company reports over 50% of its hypertension cohort achieving control within ten weeks and a roughly...
Gynaecology Data Gaps Sees Women’s Health Suffer
The Medical Technology Group’s new report reveals that 42 Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) lack basic data on gynaecology pathways, waiting times, diagnoses and outcomes. More than 750,000 women are currently waiting for hospital gynaecology services, yet most ICBs do not...
Ascenti Physio Launches ‘Transformative’ Digital Physiotherapy App
UK independent provider Ascenti Physio has launched its Ascenti Reach digital physiotherapy app in a six‑month pilot with York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Early data from other users show wait times can be cut by up to...
MyWay Digital Health Secures £3m to Scale NHS Diabetes Tool
Edinburgh‑based MyWay Digital Health has raised £3 million from Foresight Group to scale its clinically validated MyWay Diabetes platform, already deployed across several NHS regions. The funding will accelerate growth, broaden the product suite and fund AI‑enabled predictive analytics and personalized...
Access to National Healthcare Systems: The Deadline for Action Is Getting Closer
NHS England has set a firm deadline to retire the CIS1 authentication service, removing access on 28 February 2027 after reducing its SLA to silver on 1 October 2025. The move forces NHS trusts and other European hospitals to adopt the newer CIS2 platform,...
RecovryAI Announces FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for Patient-Facing Clinical AI
RecovryAI, emerging from stealth, received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for its physician‑prescribed Virtual Care Assistants (VCAs), AI tools that guide patients through post‑operative recovery. The designation, reserved for devices that can substantially improve care standards, accelerates the company’s engagement with...
Resilience Care & InterSystems Partner to Streamline Oncology Care Pathways
InterSystems and Resilience Care have formed a technology partnership to integrate Resilience Care’s remote‑monitoring platform with InterSystems IRIS for Health, streamlining oncology care pathways. The integration layer connects hospital information systems, automates data exchange for chemotherapy, lab, and imaging appointments,...
Healthcare in 2026: Still Faxing, Already Talking About AI
The article highlights persistent low‑tech practices in 2026 healthcare—mis‑timed pharmacy texts, imaging still sent on physical CDs, and reliance on fax—while executives chase AI. It shows that simple fixes are known but remain unfixed due to cultural and governance gaps....
A Strong Dose of Digital for U.K. Pharma and Life Sciences
Earlier this year the UK government pledged £82.6 million to AI‑focused drug‑discovery firms, underscoring its ambition to lead the global digital health transformation. Major players such as AstraZeneca are launching dedicated health‑tech units like Evinova to accelerate clinical‑trial design, while the...
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Proscia has been crowned the top‑performing digital pathology software vendor in the United States, receiving a 95.2 overall score in KLAS Research’s 2026 report and earning A+ or A grades across all six customer‑experience pillars. The company is also the...
Miriam Paramore, RxUtility
In a quick‑bite interview at the February 2026 VIVE conference, Miriam Paramore discussed RxUtility, a health‑tech platform that consolidates manufacturer coupons and cash‑price data to present consumers with the lowest possible drug price at the point of dispensing. The solution...
Advanced Hearing Aids: Tiny Magnets for Better Sound
Advanced hearing aids now function as AI‑driven, Bluetooth‑enabled mini‑computers, thanks to rare‑earth elements that enable ultra‑compact magnets and efficient LEDs. Neodymium‑iron‑boron magnets and dysprosium‑stabilized alloys shrink speakers while preserving sound quality, and europium‑based phosphors power low‑draw status lights. The global...
Article Intro - SurgRAW: Multi-Agent Workflow for Robotic Surgical Video Analysis
IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters introduces SurgRAW, a multi‑agent, chain‑of‑thought workflow designed for zero‑shot reasoning on robotic surgical video. The system builds on SurgCoTBench, a new benchmark with 14,256 question‑answer pairs and frame‑level annotations across five core surgical tasks. By...
Alcidion Delivering ‘Software as a Medical Device’ AI Capabilities in Both Australia and the UK
Alcidion announced that its Miya Precision Concept Detection AI feature has achieved Class 1 medical device registration on Australia’s ARTG (ID 522634) and the UK’s MHRA. The tool parses clinicians’ free‑text notes, proposes SNOMED CT codes and streamlines documentation while requiring clinician validation....
Gene Therapy’s Inflexion Point: From Scientific Breakthrough to Systemic Transformation
Gene therapy for sickle cell disease has moved from experimental promise to an actionable clinical reality, with early CRISPR‑based treatments already cutting crises and hospital stays. A recent Sanius Health survey of 94 patients shows strong interest—71% want more information—yet...
DHSC Launches Industry Readiness Survey on Value Based Procurement
The UK Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has launched an industry‑readiness survey on Value Based Procurement (VBP), targeting MedTech and health‑technology firms. The ten‑minute questionnaire seeks a single consolidated response per company and must be submitted by 27 March....
HDRS Appointment Is Moment to Create Momentum
The UK Health Data Research Service (HDRS) is set to launch later this year as a secure, single gateway for national health and care datasets, aiming to unlock the country’s extensive longitudinal records. The government announced Melanie Ivarsson, a former...
Medimaps Group and Radiobotics Announce Strategic Merger to Expand AI-Driven Musculoskeletal Imaging Portfolio
Medimaps Group and Radiobotics have agreed to merge, forming a global AI‑driven musculoskeletal imaging company. The combined entity will deliver an end‑to‑end suite across X‑ray and DXA, including automated fracture detection, opportunistic bone fragility assessment, and fracture‑risk prediction. It will...
LM PAEK Can Outperforms PEEK In Certain Applications
A Drexel‑led study demonstrated that low‑melt polyaryletherketone (LM PAEK) can be fused‑filament‑fabricated into porous knee‑revision cones that outperform traditional PEEK in shear strength and stiffness. Using a Taguchi L8 design, the researchers printed 64 cylindrical surrogates with gyroid and diamond TPMS...
Harnessing Technology to Redefine Standards in GI Care
Gifthealth’s co‑founder John Romano outlines how AI‑driven pricing tools and automated patient‑support platforms can lower out‑of‑pocket costs and improve medication adherence for the 60 million Americans living with gastrointestinal diseases. By integrating real‑time claims adjudication, discount automation and personalized education, the...
Driving Innovation in Medical Motion Control
Motion control underpins modern medical devices such as surgical robots, imaging systems, and laboratory instruments, yet it remains a complex engineering hurdle. Dave Beckstoffer of Portescap highlights how early, collaborative partnerships with motion‑control specialists can streamline development and boost reliability....
PHTI Breaks Down Barriers to Clinical AI
The Patient‑Centered Health Technology Initiative (PHTI) released a Clinical AI report built from a workshop with senior leaders across health systems, insurers, tech firms, and federal agencies. Participants identified policy, reimbursement, and evidence gaps as primary barriers to scaling AI...
Otsuka Medical Devices/Otsuka Pharmaceutical: Paradise Ultrasound Renal Denervation System for the Treatment of Resistant Hypertension, Now Covered by Insurance and...
Otsuka Medical Devices and Otsuka Pharmaceutical announced that Japan’s National Health Insurance will cover the Paradise™ Ultrasound Renal Denervation (uRDN) system starting March 1, with commercial sales beginning March 2. The device, developed by Recor Medical, targets resistant‑hypertension patients who remain uncontrolled...
Early-Stage Medical Device Innovation: How to Discuss Untested Ideas
The article argues that early‑stage medical device ideas require a balanced communication approach that avoids both silence and hype. It highlights the tension trainees and researchers feel when sharing untested concepts and proposes focusing discussions on problems, trade‑offs, and unknowns...
The AI Medical Services Act: What It Gets Right, Where It Falls Short, and Why It Matters for the Next...
The AI Medical Services Act (AMSA) creates a new licensure category for AI-driven clinical tools, mandating tiered risk oversight, physician supervision, and a regulatory sandbox for limited deployments. It embeds bias monitoring, adverse‑event reporting, and a framework for Medicaid and...
Epic's First Pharma Deal
Epic Systems announced its first pharmaceutical customer, Eli Lilly, for the newly launched Epic Discovery platform. The deal marks the inaugural sale of a Health Grid product to a life‑sciences firm, allowing Lilly to streamline clinical trial creation, site identification, activation,...
GSMA Foundry, NUHS Partner to Drive 5G and AI Innovations in Healthcare
The GSMA announced a strategic partnership between its Foundry innovation hub and Singapore’s National University Health System (NUHS) to accelerate 5G‑enabled, AI‑driven healthcare solutions. The collaboration will focus on private 5G networks, digital twins, XR, IoT and ambient AI to...
RevolutionEHR Launches RevPay, Redefining How Optometry Practices Manage Cash Flow
RevolutionEHR introduced RevPay, an embedded payments solution that integrates checkout, patient records, and reporting within its AI‑native platform. The tool supports card, ACH, digital wallets and offers optional patient surcharging, promising to reduce processing fees that can cost $10,000‑$18,000 annually...
Atmospheric Records as Infrastructure
Hospitals now host dense networks of temperature, humidity, CO₂, pressure and filtration sensors, delivering unprecedented operational visibility. While building management systems excel at real‑time control, they were never built to serve as immutable evidence. The industry faces a growing demand...
Median Technologies to Present at the TD Cowen 46th Annual Health Care Conference
Median Technologies announced it will present at TD Cowen’s 46th Annual Health Care Conference in Boston from March 2‑4, 2026. CEO Fredrik Brag will discuss the company’s latest AI‑driven SaMD developments and upcoming milestones on March 4 at 11:10 am ET. The presentation will be...
CFG Health Launches CareLink™ — A Fully Integrated, 24/7 Telehealth Platform for Correctional Health Care
CFG Health launched CareLink, a proprietary 24/7 telehealth platform designed for correctional facilities. Built on existing security‑issued tablets, the solution delivers emergency triage, primary, behavioral, and specialty care while maintaining HIPAA compliance. The platform combines CFG’s in‑house clinicians with external...
Acupath Laboratories, Inc. Partners with Azer Scientific to Install the First AzerView Digital Pathology Scanner in the United States
Acupath Laboratories has partnered with Azer Scientific to install the first AzerView LH510 digital pathology scanner in the United States. The LH510 offers high‑resolution whole‑slide imaging and streamlined workflow features designed for clinical, academic, and reference labs. The installation marks...
A Telehealth Success Story
The San Francisco Tech Council launched a state‑funded program that teaches low‑income, limited‑English‑proficiency patients how to use online medical portals. Participants received a 45‑minute hands‑on session with a digital navigator, enabling them to schedule appointments, view results, and request prescriptions. Feedback...