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Battery-Powered Medtech
October 28, 2025
Battery-Powered Medtech

Beyond Batteries: The Urgent Case for RF-Powered Medical Devices in Modern Healthcare

By Dr. Charles Greene

Hospitals are adding more connected devices than ever before—from patient wearables to asset tracking systems. Yet this digital transformation is being bottlenecked by an antiquated power infrastructure dependent on single-use batteries that create waste, demand constant maintenance, and compromise device reliability.

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October 21, 2025

Hologic to be Acquired by Blackstone and TPG for up to $79 per Share

Transaction Expected to Help Hologic Strengthen its Leadership in Women’s Health and Accelerate Growth

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October 21, 2025
AAMI Logo

AAMI and TechNation Collaborate to Survey Healthcare Technology Field

Survey will assess demographics, salary rates, more.

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merit medical
October 21, 2025
merit medical

Merit Medical to Purchase Pentax Medical C2 CryoBalloon Technology

Asset acquisition expected to expand Merit’s Endoscopy portfolio with an innovative device to treat patients suffering from Barretts esophagus and other gastrointestinal disorders.

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Boston Scientific
October 21, 2025
Boston Scientific

Nalu Medical PNS System Acquired by BSCI

Boston Sci acquisition expected to expand the neuromodulation offerings for people living with chronic pain.

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Seelos Therapeutics
October 21, 2025
Seelos Therapeutics

Seelos Therapeutics, Inc. Assets, Acquired through Bankruptcy

GLD Announces Successful Closing of Seelos Assets; Includes Ketamine and Trehalose Programs Advancing into Phase 3 Clinical Trials.

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Epic Venture Partners
September 5, 2025
Epic Venture Partners

Physician Investment in MedTech Startups Can Be a Tricky Topic

By Scott Nelson

The physician has a unique perspective that non-clinical investors don’t: they know firsthand whether a technology will be adopted. They deeply understand if it truly is better for them and their patients.

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Abbott Navitor TAVI
September 5, 2025
Abbott Navitor TAVI

Expanded approval for Navitor TAVR system – CE Mark in Europe

Originally CE marked in 2021 for limited to high-risk patients only, .Abbott has now received CE mark approval for its Navitor transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) system to treat low- and intermediate-risk patients with symptomatic, severe aortic stenosis.

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combination devices
September 2, 2025
combination devices

Impact of Combination Products on the Medical Devices Industry

By Partha Anbil

A comprehensive update on the combination products market shows significant industry partnerships, development challenges, and strategic imperatives for success in the sector characterized by dynamic collaboration between pharmaceutical and device companies, rapid product development cycles, and complex regulatory landscapes.

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telehealth revenue cycle management
September 2, 2025
telehealth revenue cycle management

Driving Smarter Workflows in Outpatient Rehab Through Digital Health and Data

By Monte Sandler

Shift Left, an approach to revenue cycle, may help clinics reimagine billing – not as a back-end cleanup job, but as something solved upstream at registration, like eligibility checks and authorizations – before a single claim is ever submitted. Are fewer denials, faster payments, and stronger financial footing possible for clinics already stretched thin?

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October 28, 2025

Beyond Batteries: The Urgent Case for RF-Powered Medical Devices in Modern Healthcare

By Dr. Charles Greene
Battery-Powered Medtech

Hospitals are adding more connected devices than ever before—from patient wearables to asset tracking systems. Yet this digital transformation is being bottlenecked by an antiquated power infrastructure dependent on single-use batteries that create waste, demand constant maintenance, and compromise device reliability.

October 21, 2025

Hologic to be Acquired by Blackstone and TPG for up to $79 per Share

Transaction Expected to Help Hologic Strengthen its Leadership in Women’s Health and Accelerate Growth

October 21, 2025

AAMI and TechNation Collaborate to Survey Healthcare Technology Field

AAMI Logo

Survey will assess demographics, salary rates, more.

October 21, 2025

Merit Medical to Purchase Pentax Medical C2 CryoBalloon Technology

merit medical

Asset acquisition expected to expand Merit’s Endoscopy portfolio with an innovative device to treat patients suffering from Barretts esophagus and other gastrointestinal disorders.

October 21, 2025

Nalu Medical PNS System Acquired by BSCI

Boston Scientific

Boston Sci acquisition expected to expand the neuromodulation offerings for people living with chronic pain.

October 21, 2025

Seelos Therapeutics, Inc. Assets, Acquired through Bankruptcy

Seelos Therapeutics

GLD Announces Successful Closing of Seelos Assets; Includes Ketamine and Trehalose Programs Advancing into Phase 3 Clinical Trials.

September 5, 2025

Physician Investment in MedTech Startups Can Be a Tricky Topic

By Scott Nelson
Epic Venture Partners

The physician has a unique perspective that non-clinical investors don’t: they know firsthand whether a technology will be adopted. They deeply understand if it truly is better for them and their patients.

September 2, 2025

Driving Smarter Workflows in Outpatient Rehab Through Digital Health and Data

By Monte Sandler
telehealth revenue cycle management

Shift Left, an approach to revenue cycle, may help clinics reimagine billing – not as a back-end cleanup job, but as something solved upstream at registration, like eligibility checks and authorizations – before a single claim is ever submitted. Are fewer denials, faster payments, and stronger financial footing possible for clinics already stretched thin?

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