GE HealthCare

At Investor Day 2024, we showcased our strategic vision for building a healthier, more equitable world. Since our spin-off in 2023, we've invested in research and development driving innovations in data, diagnostics, and digital health. Leaders shared their commitment to the future focused on: 🟣 A robust pipeline of innovation to address patient and clinician needs 🟣 Advancements AI and digital on device, at the department level, and across the enterprise 🟣 Strategic collaborations designed to solve customer challenges and help improve patient outcomes Peter J Arduini, President and CEO, shared, "We're confident in our progress and our path to accelerate growth, helping clinicians provide more precise, personalized care." Read more about our commitment to delivering precision care through innovation: https://bit.ly/4eC00j2 #GEHealthCare #InvestorDay2024 #PrecisionCare For important information concerning our forward-looking statements, please click here: https://lnkd.in/dM-4wDts 

It’s been 50 years since we introduced our first whole-body CT scanner to the world. Ahead of RSNA, we're excited to continue our legacy of pioneering technology that transforms healthcare and improves lives. #RSNA24 #HistoryofInnovation #50YearsofCT #Innovation

We are pushing the boundaries of efficiency, innovation, and capacity to improve patient outcomes worldwide. By adopting lean operations and accelerating the integration of AI and digitalization, we’re setting new standards in healthcare technology 🌎. Our Beijing base has been recognized as a “Lighthouse Factory” by the World Economic Forum—the first of its kind in China’s medical equipment industry and the second for GE HealthCare. “This recognition reflects our dedication to creating impactful healthcare solutions for patients and customers globally” shared Yihao Zhang, President and CEO of GE HealthCare China. #LighthouseFactory #Innovation #4IR #FutureofHealthcare

In remote communities like Gapuwiyak, a small town in Australia’s Northern Territory, accessing healthcare can be a real challenge. 🇦🇺 But initiatives like Care on Country are breaking down barriers by bringing vital medical services directly to Australia’s First Nations peoples—keeping care close to home. Earlier this year, Ultrasound Applications Specialist Nicolette Gale and Sonographer Andrea Laracy visited Gapuwiyak with a portable GE HealthCare ultrasound system, delivering life-changing imaging services on-site. Let’s celebrate Care on Country and its powerful impact in bringing culturally respectful healthcare where it’s needed most. 💜 #CareOnCountry #NationalRuralHealthMonth #InnovationInAction

Just a decade ago, the only way to confirm the presence of amyloid plaques in the brain—a defining trait of Alzheimer's disease—was through a post-mortem examination. Today, radiologists can use PET amyloid imaging to see amyloid in a living patient’s brain, sometimes before the symptoms appear. 🧠 Using an F18 radiotracer, PET scans may enable early diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and a better understanding of disease progression. As the benefits of this procedure become more known, it’s important to ensure access is widely available to all patients—a challenge due to the cost-prohibitive nature and geographic availability of PET scans with precision diagnostics. “Access and affordability are undeniable tenets that should never impede a patient in their healthcare journey. Ensuring access to PET scans using these precision diagnostics is critical for a timely diagnosis and effective treatment, particularly in oncology, cardiology and neurology. We are poised to help combat challenges like limited availability and accessibility, along with potential logistical hurdles that can create significant barriers for healthcare providers,” said Dina Inverso, US Leader Market Access, Reimbursement and Policy at GE HealthCare. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eq8XP4bV #HistoryofInnovation #AlzheimersDisease #FutureofHealthcare #PETImaging

We're driving innovation through the power of diverse perspectives and psychological safety. Our recent Courageous Conversation event exemplified this commitment, featuring an inspiring dialogue with Harvard professor Amy Edmondson, GE HealthCare CEO Peter J Arduini, and Chief DE&I Officer Abigail Epane-Osuala, MBA. From boardroom discussions to global watch parties, our teams explored how psychological safety enables idea-sharing and collaborative innovation. As Masaki Wakabayashi, President and CEO of GE HealthCare Japan, powerfully noted, "These dialogues reaffirm our commitment to fostering innovation through diverse perspectives, building a world where healthcare has no limits." Together, we're creating an inclusive culture where every voice matters and transformative healthcare innovation thrives. 💜 Learn more about our inclusive culture: https://lnkd.in/e9Uc6-4X #GEHealthCare #DEI #OneWorldManyVoices

Welcoming a new era of healthcare! 🔬 Today in New York, we showcased our growth strategy and latest innovations to our investors. 💜 Our leadership team presented our vision for continued growth as an independent company, centered around our precision care strategy focused on addressing our customers' greatest challenges. They highlighted progress in theranostics, cardiology, Alzheimer’s disease, radiopharmaceuticals, and building long-term strategic partnerships. Our CEO Peter J Arduini shared, "We are confident in our progress since spin and our path to accelerate growth driven by an exciting innovation pipeline. We look forward to continuing to execute on our growth strategy to help clinicians provide more precise, personalized care for patients, delivering on our purpose to create a world where healthcare has no limits.” We’re building on our legacy of groundbreaking innovation to drive transformation with the use of AI-enabled solutions, and the expansion of our radiopharmaceuticals and imaging equipment pipelines. Here’s to a future where healthcare has no limits! 🌍 For important information concerning our forward-looking statements, please click here: https://lnkd.in/dM-4wDts  

Artificial intelligence has evolved from its experimental phase to its current sophisticated capabilities, driving transformation in the healthcare industry. 🩺 The future of healthcare looks promising, but to turn these possibilities into reality, collaboration between human expertise and AI is crucial. GE HealthCare's Global Chief Science and Technology Officer, Dr. Taha Kass-Hout, recently shared groundbreaking insights about AI’s impact on healthcare’s future at HLTH USA. Two of his biggest takeaways? 🏥 AI has the potential to bridge the gap to equitable healthcare, helping enable access to quality care for more than 4.5 billion people uncovered by essential services. 💜 The new era of AI — agents that can interact with their environment and act to accomplish predefined goals — can enable physicians to streamline decision making and deliver more personalized patient care. Read more and explore the other key takeaways: https://lnkd.in/eci7WmZz #HistoryofInnovation #AIinHealthcare #FutureOfHealthCare #ArtificialIntelligence

We’re heading to our Arlington Heights, U.S., plant to meet Rachel King, who leads the microbiology lab! Rachel started at GE HealthCare in an entry level role at the lab ten years ago. She has since advanced her career, alongside many other colleagues she started with, to lead the team she joined a decade ago. At the plant, we manufacture pharmaceutical diagnostic agents that must go from production to the patient at the hospital within a day, due to the delicate nature of the diagnostic imaging agent. Rachel’s team ensures environmental monitoring throughout the facility to maintain both safety, quality and efficiency. "We are constantly working in close proximity, relying on each other's expertise," Rachel emphasizes. "It's not just about fulfilling our individual roles; it's about coming together as a team, communicating, and being there to lend a hand when needed.” #Microbiology #WomenInSTEM #HealthcareInnovation #EveryRoleisVital

Imagine a world where patient care never misses a beat. That’s the vision behind Portrait™ Mobile, our wireless, wearable solution that brings continuous, real-time monitoring of key vitals. This technology helps clinicians identify signs of patient deterioration sooner, so they can intervene when it matters most. 🩺 Results from our pilot study with Cleveland Clinic, published in the Journal of Clinical Anesthesia, showed Portrait™ Mobile: - Led to supplemental oxygen in about 60% more patients compared to intermittent monitoring - Reduced patients' vital sign abnormalities by 25% - Most (82%) of the alarms were informative or useful to clinicians We’re helping redefine patient-centered care—enabling faster, data-informed decisions. Learn more about our journey: https://bit.ly/3ZcSoPI #GEHealthCare #PortraitMobile #PatientCare #PatientMonitoring