These three ideas from speakers at the MidAmerica Healthcare Venture Forum last week - some still incubating, others in full swing - are as the ones with the best change to get rid of waste in healthcare and cut overall costs.
GE Healthcare Services and Mayo Clinic Ventures had opposite opinions on the prospects for medical devices startups at the MidAmerica Healthcare Venture forum this week in Chicago.
Employees who enjoy their benefits are more inclined to stay with their company. A 2025 Marsh McLennan Agency report said 73% of employees would remain if plan options were better.
No matter how many times I see these numbers about waste and inefficiency in hospitals, they are still shocking. Mike Swinford of GE Healthcare shared these stats Tuesday at the MidAmerica Healthcare Venture Forum in Chicago: 58% of assets are idle at any given time 13 million surgical cases started late 20% – 40% of […]
Cultural fit, bundling potential and a focus on work force optimization. If your healthcare startup meets all or even two of these criteria, you’ll have a better than average chance of attracting attention from GE Healthcare. Mike Swinford, President and CEO Global Services at GE Healthcare, explained the thinking behind three recent acquisitions as well […]
GE Healthcare has been a major force in supporting innovation in healthcare. One example is a three-year collaboration with Startup Health that began last year as part of its Healthymagination program. Through the program, it set aside $6 billion to develop and invest in innovations that improve the quality of healthcare and make it more […]