Innovation

GE Healthcare is set to spin off as a standalone public company in the first week of January.

Mental health payment processing company Trek Health has raised $2.7 million in seed funding.

Here are five health systems that launched "hospital-at-home" programs since July 26. 

Intensive care unit and emergency surgery medtech company CytoSorbents was awarded a nearly $2 million grant from the Defense Department to develop universal plasma.

Phoenix-based Banner Health is making a big bet on population health as it aims to use data to improve patient outcomes and cut costs.

Pittsburgh-based UPMC is teaming up with natural language understanding company Realyze Intelligence to study whether an invasive procedure is the right diagnostic tool for certain cancer patients. Realyze is a portfolio company of UPMC Enterprises, the health system's venture capital…

Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine is partnering with AI-powered Cornerstone to develop an online talent management platform. 

Biotech company Freenome is partnering with Oracle Cerner and dozens of health systems to study how its data platform can detect cancer.

Healthtech company VBA is partnering with healthcare consumer protection company Bluebook to use Quantros quality scores for clinicians and hospitals in VBAnalytics.

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is partnering with health tech company WizeCare to develop an at-home cardiac rehabilitation program.