Health

The Plano, Texas-based hospice provider has opened a site in Corydon to serve people who live in the counties of Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Jefferson, Scott and Washington.... 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

In January 2022, Elmer Waggoner arrived at a hospital with COVID-19. By March 3, he was negative for the virus — and on March 29, he was dead. He’d developed necrotizing fasciitis from a bed sore.... Read More

Well Care Community Health Inc., a Federally Qualified Health Center that serves patients in Wayne, Fayette, Clark and Scott counties, has announced plans for an expanded main clinic in Richmond.... Read More

Inside INdiana Business spoke with CEO Dan Hosler on why Indiana was a next step in their Midwest expansion and how Oral Surgery Michiana will maintain its culture and clinical control while gaining resources to expand into neighboring communities. ... Read More

After meeting for just over three cumulative hours this year, the interim courts committee came to a close Tuesday without making any recommendations on its assigned topic. ... Read More

The CEO of Warsaw-based OrthoLazer says the decision to relocate the company's corporate headquarters from Rochester, New York to Kosciusko County was a strategic one.... Read More

A Seattle seafood distributor has recalled more cooked and frozen shrimp sold at Kroger grocery stores across the U.S. because of ongoing concerns about potential radioactive contamination.... Read More

High profile mergers and acquisitions involving medical technology companies such as Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet kept a steady pace during the first part of 2025.... Read More

Lawmakers who voted to implement work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries will have to wait another six months before they can take effect, and the state is still waiting to hear if the federal government will approve other portions of the plan.... Read More

A potentially unintended consequence of a larger COVID-19 relief bill changed the way hospitals calculate Medicaid reimbursement funding. Indiana hospitals have lost out on over $200 million, but a new bill seeks to restore the funding.... Read More

Bloomington-based Cook Medical this month announced a partnership with diagnostic imaging giant Siemens Healthineers to develop medical devices specifically designed for use in interventional magnetic resonance imaging, or iMRI.... Read More

Bethel University has received a $200,000 matching grant from a local foundation to renovate its nursing, biology and chemistry labs, improvements that are expected to expand the capacity of the nursing program.... Read More

In June, Vincennes-based Good Samaritan Hospital made Newsweek’s “America’s Greatest Workplaces in Health Care” list. President and Chief Administrative Officer Adam Thacker spoke with Inside INdiana Business about the Newsweek recognition.... Read More

The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded Intrepid Phoenix Ventures Inc. a grant to support the Mishawaka-based software company’s development of an AI-powered tool to help people who are recovering from substance use disorders.... Read More

A Ball State University professor won a federal grant to lead a study examining the effects of sunlight on the development of children with autism. The study will inform best architechture and design practices.... Read More

OrthoLazer, which operates facilities that provide non-invasive laser therapy for pain and inflammation, said the expansion brings "significant investment" to the Kosciusko County city, though a specific dollar figure was not provided.... Read More

Indianapolis-based GeoH Inc., a fast-growing health-tech company, has secured a more than $30 million investment which the company says will help it expand into new services and geographies.... Read More

A second therapy center is coming to the Fort Wayne area, and a seventh center is coming to the Indianapolis area, a location in Broad Ripple, the company said. Meanwhile, the Merrillville center has relocated to a new building.... Read More

Combined, the 21 grants across four Indiana higher education institutions total $24.5 million in federal dollars from the National Institutes of Health, as detailed by Grant Witness, an independent tracking effort.... Read More