Boehringer Ingelheim Caps Patient Out-of-pocket Inhaler Costs at $35 per Month
Starting June 1, 2024, eligible patients will pay no more than $35 a month at retail pharmacies for all Boehringer Ingelheim inhalers, the company says.
Starting June 1, 2024, eligible patients will pay no more than $35 a month at retail pharmacies for all Boehringer Ingelheim inhalers, the company says.
A former Johnson & Johnson exec will take the reins at LivaNova as the company's CEO and member of the board of directors.
The Lung Center at Mercy Medical Center (Baltimore, Md) is expanding to include Interventional Pulmonology, including a dedicated pulmonary nodule program, pleural disease clinic, improved lung cancer screening, and community outreach.
Philips argued in court that its US subsidiary should be responsible for damages caused by its CPAP machines and ventilators, but patients’ attorneys say safety decisions were made at the Dutch company’s highest levels.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, Medline opened its new 1.2 million sq-ft LEED-certified distribution center in Mebane, North Carolina during a ribbon cutting ceremony.
Read MoreCaire opened a new Global Service Headquarters in Canton, Ga, near its primary manufacturing hub north of Atlanta.
Read MoreThe ventilators contain power management printed circuit board assemblies that were distributed by a third-party warehouse and do not meet ventilator standards, per a safety communication.
Read MoreMasimo received the CE mark for the LiDCO board-in-cable module, designed to connect to multi-patient monitoring platforms to provide advanced hemodynamic monitoring.
Read MorePhilips Respironics says it plans to conduct additional testing on certain respiratory care and sleep devices involved in its June 2021 recall at the request of the FDA.
Read MoreMercury Medical will be the exclusive US distributor for ABM Respiratory Care’s airway clearance therapy devices, the BiWaze Cough and BiWaze Clear.
Read MorePhilips responded to recent media articles that claim the company knew about safety issues with certain CPAP machines and ventilators for years before recalling the devices in June 2021.
Read MoreA report from ProPublica claims the first warnings about the foam used in Philips ventilators and PAP machines occurred more than a decade ago but thousands were withheld from the FDA until the eventual recall in 2021.
Read MoreInovytec Inc has signed a contract to supply the United States Army with its Ventway Sparrow Robust MILSTD, a lightweight, invasive/noninvasive ventilator.
Read MoreSunMed, a manufacturer and distributor of consumable medical devices for anesthesia and respiratory care, has rebranded its company under the name AirLife.
Read MorePhilips has reached an agreement to resolve all economic loss claims related to Philips Respironics’ recall of certain respiratory care and sleep devices.
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