Kids Innovative Developmental Services Inc. owner and President Shellie King noticed that many people with disabilities face “the cliff,” or a sudden loss of services after high school graduation.... Read More
The Changing the Thread Collection features real patient clothing embroidered with their personal stories. The campaign says some people with obesity hide behind their clothing as they bear the burden of that bias.... Read More
Roche Diagnostics in Indianapolis is preparing to launch the first Alzheimer's blood-based test in the world designed for the primary care setting.... Read More
Hancock Health and Fishers startup Arrive AI are teaming up with Ottonomy Inc., a California-based robotic delivery company, to help health care workers be more efficient.... Read More
With a cheek swab, Bioscope.AI analyzes a person's entire genome, microbiome and other inputs to give doctors big data with an AI virtual assistant to make sense of it.... Read More
The Elkhart-based company has dramatically cut its health care costs by using a model that’s gaining traction called Direct to Employer, or DTE. ... Read More
Compact Medical created the Butterfly BVM device, which features two dials: one selects a patient’s size from infant to adult to deliver the correct amount of air. The second dial keeps air pressure in a safe zone. ... Read More
A new program through The Arc of Indiana is helping Hoosiers with intellectual and developmental disabilities learn job skills through hands-on training at Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health in Indianapolis.... Read More
Fishers-based Redux says moisture is the main reason hearing aids stop working. The company is preparing to launch three new products, one of which dries and charges a user's hearing aids at the same time.... Read More
A new adaptive kitchen is helping students at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired get the ingredients they need for independence.... Read More
