Insights on GE, Siemens, Philips and Canon from the analysts at Signify Research

Premier survey highlights lack of swabs and chemical reagents needed for testing

Collaborating to ensure safe functioning of legacy equipment in wake of COVID-19

Findings raise concerns regarding risks of death or long-term disability for patients

Attributed to concerns for safety, insurance coverage losses, and cancellation of elective procedures

Awarded new contracts by DoD, investing over $80 million in production

Nationwide unemployment rate soared to 14.7%

Can help foster adherence to PPE guidelines and protect against further exposure

A reversal after DMC banned 25 physicians from practicing at Children's in Detroit

Alarm raised in direct response to Chinese, Iranian, and Russian-linked attempts

In addition to feeling unprepared, 40% of providers expected to see cuts in compensation

AHA study forecasts losses from March thru June at $202.6 billion total

Material may be faster than many existing materials in X-ray detectors

Capacity limitations may prevent bounce back even after pandemic ends

Partnering to reduce bidding wars and price gouging

Contract runs for five years, to 2025, and then has a five-year option

Allocated radiation therapy and chemotherapy with other companies to decrease competition

Constructed from components outside medical supply chain for use in field hospitals

Stems from losses brought on by halting emergency procedures

Would oversee distribution of supplies per state based on medical needs

COVID-19 bottlenecks have curtailed flights and limited delivery of radiopharmaceuticals

Study assesses socioeconomic factors impacting coronavirus treatment options and awareness

Will speed up development of algorithms for diagnosing and characterizing brain hemorrhages

The deal for the pair will reportedly fetch $40 million

Highest declines in New England and mid-Atlantic regions

Some COVID-19 hotspots are experiencing even larger declines

Will help keep them safe from spread of virus

Ensuring safe and competitive service options in unprecedented times

Depends on size of population infected

Zero footprint program can be run on any web browser

Treated 182 patients since March 30

Shut down manufacturing of defibrillators at company sites in the U.S.

Builds on funding allocated through the CARES ACT

Fifty-six percent concerned for own health and safety

Kaufman Hall’s National Hospital Flash Report paints bleak financial picture

Beaumont will lay off 450 staff members permanently, furlough over 2,000 others

U.S. plans to build 187,000 ventilators throughout the year

States considering resuming non-emergency procedures

Claims lack of PPE available to nurses, pressure on exposed workers to return to work

Hospital facing one of the highest concentrations of COVID-19 patients in the city