Woodbury, N.J.-based Inspira Health and Philips announced a $50 million, five-year partnership Dec. 2 to standardize patient monitoring and foster innovation in diagnostic imaging.
Through the partnership, Philips technology solutions for diagnostic imaging, patient care monitoring and minimally invasive therapies will be integrated into more than a dozen of Inspira's facilities. The health system will also receive training and other services to maximize the benefits and efficiency of these platforms.
"At Inspira, we are focused on leveraging technology that enables our teams to provide the best possible care. By working closely with Philips, we have an opportunity to stay at the cutting edge of imaging and patient monitoring," John DiAngelo, president and CEO of Inspira Health, said in a news release. "This partnership will bring countless benefits to our patients, physicians and clinical teams. It comes down to ensuring that each individual community within our broader community is taken care of."
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