FDA Classifies GE HealthCare’s Ventilator Compressor Recall as Class I
The company recently recalled EVair and Jun-air ventilator accessories due to elevated formaldehyde levels when used with certain ventilators.
The company recently recalled EVair and Jun-air ventilator accessories due to elevated formaldehyde levels when used with certain ventilators.
Approved for use in the EU since June 2022, the platform is equipped with smart parameter technology that can be used for patients at all levels of acuity.
Medtronic and GE Healthcare are collaborating to provide solutions and services to Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Office Based Labs.
GE Healthcare’s Mural Virtual Care Solution is designed to give hospitals a broad view across their ventilated patient population and help identify patients at risk of deterioration.
Read MoreSeven ventilator manufacturers have teamed up to create the Ventilator Training Alliance, a ventilator training resource for clinicians available via mobile app or web browser.
Read MoreGE Healthcare and Ford Motor Company will work together to scale the production of ventilators, arming clinicians with medical equipment important in the treatment of COVID-19 patients.
Read MoreGE Healthcare is recalling some Carescape Respiratory Modules and Airway Gas Option due to a manufacturing issue which may cause the devices to display incorrect oxygen values, according to an alert from the FDA.
Read MorePrivate investment firm PBM Capital Group, whose portfolio includes Human Design Medical (HDM) and its Z1 CPAP, has acquired Breas Medical AB from GE Healthcare.
Read MoreRT spoke with Andrew Appel, marketing manager for oximetry, GE Healthcare, Denver, about new developments in pulse oximetry and how the company successfully launches new products.
Read MoreA look at ventilators on the market, including products from Hamilton Medical Inc, Maquet, Respironics, VersaMed, and more.
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