PTS Diagnostics to close California facility
PTS Diagnostics said the move is part of an effort to take advantage of manufacturing capacity at its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Whitestown, which opened in 2019.... Read More
PTS Diagnostics said the move is part of an effort to take advantage of manufacturing capacity at its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Whitestown, which opened in 2019.... Read More
South Bend-based Forever Analytical, whose technology quickly detects forever chemicals, won the Hard Tech category in the Rally pitch competition in Indianapolis and up to $1 million in venture funding.... Read More
In its latest expansion into central Indiana, Fort Wayne-based Parkview Health has announced it will open an innovation space in downtown Indianapolis’ 16 Tech Innovation District.... Read More
Valparaiso University has received a $4 million lead gift to support a new health professions building on campus. The gift comes from alumna Joyce Hagen, a retired health care executive, and her husband, Donald Fites, also a Valpo alumnus.... Read More
Qualtrics said the deal would combine its artificial intelligence-based customer and employee experience software with Press Ganey Forsta's expertise in the health care sector to create a more complete platform.... Read More
U.S. News & World Report is out with its annual ranking of the Best Children’s Hospitals in the country. While there are no Indiana hospitals in the overall top 10 ranking, Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis is ranked in multiple specialty categories.... Read More
Community Health Network on Monday named Dr. Patrick McGill—a family physician known for his leadership in strategic growth and technology—as its new president and CEO.... Read More
The laparoscopic grasper device is meant to help surgeons visualize how much pressure they're applying to patient tissues. ... Read More
The expansion extends nonprofit hospice care to a previously underserved part of northeast Indiana. ... Read More
Indiana University Southeast is partnering with Spalding University in Louisville to create pathways for students to transition to graduate-level health care programs not currently available at IU Southeast.... Read More
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