Philips partners with Oregon medical supplier to boost cardio portfolio

Health technology company Royal Philips partnered with Lake Oswego, Ore.-based Biotronik, a medical device business, to “expand care for out-of-hospital cardiology labs,” they said June 21. 

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The alliance will scale up Philips’ SymphonySuite, the name for its “market-leading solution for opening and expanding cardiovascular office-based labs and ambulatory surgery centers,” according to a news release. SymphonySuite will now include Biotronik’s cardiovascular products. 

Philips said the strategic alliance will help meet the growing trend of healthcare businesses shifting procedures to outside of their hospitals.

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