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The Medical Industry Business Weekly |
| July 24, 2008 |
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Other HeadlinesMassachusetts is becoming a global center for healthcare businesses.
Dineen, 45, is a 22-year GE veteran. In 2005, he became president and CEO of GE Transportation. In his new position, Dineen will be located in GE Healthcare's London headquarters.
DOTmed Certified Scott Minich of KMA Remarketing Says Business Is Booming Partly Due to Medicare Cuts
Ever since Scott Minich, and CEO and President Dana Smith joined forces, the company has flourished.
Beats competition for three-year contract accrediting radiation oncology centers.
Have News for Us?Submit your news on the industry, people, or companies.More People & Company HeadlinesJohn Dineen Named President and CEO of GE Healthcare Dineen, 45, is a 22-year GE veteran. In 2005, he became president and CEO of GE Transportation. In his new position, Dineen will be located in GE Healthcare's London headquarters. DOTmed Certified Scott Minich of KMA Remarketing Says Business Is Booming Partly Due to Medicare Cuts Ever since Scott Minich, and CEO and President Dana Smith joined forces, the company has flourished. Mides' Success: Built on Service and Accessibility International company offers multiple locations, showrooms and partnerships to build business. Echoserve Inc. Hires New Vice President of Sales Lyle Mussman joins Echoserve's senior staff. Air Products Plans to Sell U.S. Healthcare Business Air Products announced that it is planning to sell its U.S. Healthcare business and will record an impairment charge of approximately $315 million ($237 million after-tax) in its fiscal 2008 third quarter results, ended June 30. Intelerad Medical Systems Names GM Sandra Coffey is General Manager of Operations. Comfort Medical Supply, LLC Receives Accreditation Award of accreditation illustrates commitment to excellence in patient care. Joseph Heyman, MD, Begins Term as AMA Board Chair OB/GYN joins the AMA Board of Trustees. MDS Inc. Restructuring Plan Cutting 210 Employees MDS Inc., a leading provider of products and services to the global life sciences market, has announced a restructuring plan to drive improved profitability at MDS Pharma Services and MDS Analytical Technologies. Arbel Medical Raises $4.5 Million in Capital Arbel Medical, an Israeli start-up developing the next generation of medical equipment for removing tumors by freezing (cryotherapy), has raised $4.5 million in its second round, led by the Giza Venture Capital fund. 
Intelerad notches
Kentucky contract Soteria Services Contract Won By Inteleradby Joan Trombetti, Writer
Intelerad Medical Systems signed a new IntelePACS(TM) agreement with Soteria Imaging Services of Louisville, KY. IntelePACS was considered the strongest solution among system vendors in the final round of selection and was recently awarded this large teleradiology center contract.
Soteria Imaging Services specializes in state-of-the-art outpatient diagnostic imaging services and operates 19 imaging centers in ten states, performing over 50,000 exams with expectations for significant growth. IntelePACS's speed and agility in handling large volumes of studies over complex networks have earned Intelerad a loyal following among customers with the largest and most challenging PACS environments. For a free InteleViewer diagnostic workstation 30-day trial go to www.interlerad.com. For more information about Soteria Imaging Services visit www.soteraimaging.com 
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