New Hampshire-based Laborie, which invested in Urotronic back in 2020, now plans to buy the company outright.
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Because of the state's complex licensing requirements, some internationally trained mental health professionals say they haven’t been able to practice at a level equal to their education and experience since moving to the state.
The Minneapolis-based virtual clinic is on a mission to build a "comprehensive solution for women’s health care."
The funds will be used to finish development of a device to help women affected by stress urinary incontinence.
A Mayo Clinic spin-off, Pneumeric has developed a device to treat a collapsed lung in emergency scenarios.
Minnesotans need pathways to financial sustainability for Fairview Health and the U of M.
Focused on providing health care for women over 65 years old, Herself Health plans to add two more clinics in the Twin Cities area this year.
The Minneapolis-based health system said it’s facing “unprecedented financial challenges.”
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted “breakthrough device designation” to two products developed by med-tech startup Fasikl.
The company has developed an AI-based platform designed to help researchers comb through massive amounts of medical imaging data.
Founded in 2022, The Wound Company aims to improve outcomes for wound patients through technology and “high-touch” personalized care.
Despite improvements in hiring and less turnover, there are still thousands of unfilled jobs in Minnesota’s hospitals and health systems.
The alternative medicine trailblazer, spiritual celebrity, and keynote speaker at Medical Alley's annual dinner sat down with us during his Twin Cities visit to share some wisdom.
CEO Hugh McTavish says “it’s a rough market right now” but intends to take the company public later this year.
The company says it’s looking to sell its Medicare Advantage business in California, its sole remaining insurance-related operation.
The company is seeking widespread adoption of its novel treatment for lower back pain.
Planned Parenthood clinics and other facilities that provide abortion services in Minnesota have been preparing for an adverse ruling by Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk by assuring patients that medication abortions will continue to be offered.
The decision-making and composition of boards merits more scrutiny from the public, news media, and regulators.