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Lightbeam Health Solutions said on Tuesday it has received Microsoft’s AI Cloud Partner Program Healthcare AI Certified software designation for its population health management platform.
The Dallas-based company, which provides AI-enabled tools and services for care coordination, is one of 10 organizations worldwide to receive the designation. Microsoft’s certification verifies that software meets standards for security, interoperability and performance, and is designed to give healthcare providers confidence in adopting cloud-based AI systems.
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U.S. health technology company Tellihealth said on Tuesday it has added new features to its Evelyn platform, which combines remote patient monitoring (RPM) with chronic care management (CCM).
The updates include a dashboard that gives call agents and nurses real-time patient information, templates to guide remote patient assessments, a mobile app for patients to track readings and receive reminders, and a game-based feature to encourage daily participation.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted breakthrough device designation to SpinaFX Medical’s Triojection system, a minimally invasive treatment for contained lumbar disc herniations, the Canadian company said on Wednesday.
The image-guided procedure uses a proprietary oxygen-ozone delivery system inserted into the spinal disc to reduce pressure and relieve nerve compression. The treatment can be performed on an outpatient basis in hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, or clinics with minimal infrastructure, SpinaFX said.
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A new startup, BIOPAC Medical Systems LP, has launched following a licensing agreement between Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and medical device firms to commercialize neural blockade monitoring technology. The device provides real-time, objective evaluation of regional anesthetic effectiveness during surgical procedures.
The technology was invented by former APL engineer Wayne Sternberger and pediatric anesthesiologist Dr. Robert Greenberg to address a critical gap in clinical care. Currently, clinicians lack reliable ways to evaluate nerve block effectiveness, particularly in vulnerable patients like children or those under general anesthesia.
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NeuroOne Medical Technologies received FDA clearance for its OneRF ablation system to treat trigeminal neuralgia, a chronic facial pain condition affecting about 150,000 Americans annually. The minimally invasive device uses radiofrequency energy to create lesions that interrupt pain signals from the trigeminal nerve. The Eden Prairie, Minnesota-based company plans a limited launch in Q4 2024, marking its first expansion into chronic pain treatment beyond neurosurgery applications. CEO Dave Rosa said the company expects to pursue additional pain management opportunities, including lower back pain treatments, leveraging its technology platform.
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