Healthcare

Anatomage Launches 3D-Printed Cadaver-Based Anatomy Models

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Anatomage Launches 3D-Printed Cadaver-Based Anatomy Models

Santa Clara – September 08, 2026 -- Anatomage Inc. has launched Anatomage Replica, a line of 3D-printed anatomical models derived from real cadaver data, positioning the product as a lower-cost alternative to plastinated human specimens for medical training.

Replica converts digital cadaver data into physical training models

The new product line builds on the Anatomage Table, the company's digital anatomy platform that uses fully volumized digital bodies derived from real cadaver sections and high-fidelity synthetic cadavers. Replica applies 3D-printing technology to translate this cadaver data into physical models intended for repeated use in classrooms, dissection labs and clinical training settings.

Carestream Upgrades DRX-LC Detector With AI Noise Cancellation

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Carestream Upgrades DRX-LC Detector With AI Noise Cancellation

Shanghai – September 08, 2026 -- Carestream Healthcare International has launched an upgraded version of its DRX-LC Detector, adding AI-driven noise cancellation and automated exposure control to speed up long-length imaging exams such as spine and long-bone radiography.

New detector cuts retakes with single-exposure imaging

The DRX-LC Detector captures long-bone and spine exams in a single shot, replacing the traditional multi-exposure, image-stitching workflow. Carestream says this reduces patient hold time and minimizes the need for retakes.

Detector Exposure Control automates dose optimization

The new Detector Exposure Control (DEC) feature automatically adjusts imaging parameters to reduce variability across exposures, aiming to optimize radiation dose while improving diagnostic accuracy.

Carestream Upgrades DRX LC Detector for Long-Length Imaging

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Carestream Upgrades DRX LC Detector for Long-Length Imaging

Shanghai – September 08, 2026 -- Carestream Healthcare International has launched an upgraded version of its DRX LC detector, adding AI-driven exposure control and noise cancellation to improve single-shot long-length imaging (LLI) for spine and long-bone exams.

New detector eliminates multi-exposure stitching for long-bone and spine exams

Long-length imaging has traditionally required multiple exposures and image stitching, extending patient immobilization time and increasing the risk of retakes. The updated DRX LC captures full spine and long-bone studies in a single exposure, reducing scan time and repeat-rate risk for radiology departments.

Memorial Healthcare Names Shane Strum Permanent CEO After Record Year

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Memorial Healthcare Names Shane Strum Permanent CEO After Record Year

Hollywood, Fla. – September 08, 2026 -- The South Broward Hospital District Board of Commissioners has confirmed Shane Strum as permanent President and CEO of Memorial Healthcare System, ending a two-year interim term that began in September 2024. Strum will continue leading a system of more than 17,000 physicians and employees across six hospitals, including Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital.

Memorial posts strongest financial performance in its 73-year history

During Strum's interim tenure, Memorial recorded its best fiscal-year financial results since its founding. The system also broke ground on a $670 million bed tower at Memorial Regional Hospital and opened new freestanding emergency rooms in Miramar and Pembroke Pines, with a third under construction in Hollywood.

Rodeo Dental Names Detrick CEO, Napolitano CFO in Leadership Overhaul

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Rodeo Dental Names Detrick CEO, Napolitano CFO in Leadership Overhaul

Irving, Texas – September 08, 2026 -- Rodeo Dental & Orthodontics has appointed Lorri Detrick as Chief Executive Officer and Andrew Napolitano as Chief Financial Officer, restructuring its top leadership as the multi-location dental provider enters its next growth phase.

Co-founder Zarrabi steps back to Executive Chairman role

Dr. Saam Zarrabi, Rodeo's Co-Founder and outgoing CEO, will transition to Executive Chairman, retaining involvement in the company's vision, culture, doctor relationships, patient experience, innovation, and long-term expansion strategy. Zarrabi said the leadership shift was designed to protect the company's mission of expanding access to high-end dental care while adding executives capable of scaling the organization.

Baystate Health Expands UMass Sponsorship With On-Field Branding

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Baystate Health Expands UMass Sponsorship With On-Field Branding

Amherst, Mass. – September 07, 2026 -- Baystate Health will place its logo on both 25-yard lines at McGuirk Alumni Stadium starting with the 2026 UMass football season, marking the first time a brand logo has appeared on the field's gridiron in the stadium's history since 1965. The move expands a multi-year partnership between UMass Athletics, Baystate Health and Learfield's UMass Sports Properties, deepening a sponsorship relationship that has run for more than a decade.

OrthoArizona Opens $25M Glendale Orthopedic Campus

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OrthoArizona Opens $25M Glendale Orthopedic Campus

Glendale, Ariz. – September 07, 2026 -- OrthoArizona has opened a $25 million, 50,000-square-foot orthopedic center at 9070 W. Glendale Ave., adjacent to Westgate and State Farm Stadium, combining surgery, imaging and therapy under one roof.

New campus consolidates full care pathway in a single building

The Glendale facility houses comprehensive musculoskeletal care, an on-site ambulatory surgery center, physical therapy and advanced imaging, including MRI, allowing patients to move from first visit to full recovery at one location. Dr. Rajan Bhatt, chief executive officer of OrthoArizona, said the group has grown since 1994 by staying close to the communities it serves, calling Glendale the clearest expression of that strategy.

HRC Fertility Names Dr. Robert Boostanfar Chief Medical Officer

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HRC Fertility Names Dr. Robert Boostanfar Chief Medical Officer

Los Angeles – September 7, 2026 -- HRC Fertility, a fertility network operating 15 locations across California and Las Vegas, has appointed longtime physician Robert Boostanfar, M.D., as its first Chief Medical Officer, giving the organization a senior clinical leader as it scales operations across its 34-physician network.

Dr. Boostanfar gains oversight of clinical quality across HRC's full network

In the newly created role, Dr. Boostanfar will oversee physician engagement, clinical quality initiatives, innovation and medical performance across HRC Fertility's network of 34 physicians. He will coordinate with physicians, laboratories and clinical teams to standardize care protocols across the organization's 15 sites in the California Bay Area, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego County and Las Vegas.

IPC Acquires USave Pharmacy Group, Deepening 2017 Partnership

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IPC Acquires USave Pharmacy Group, Deepening 2017 Partnership

Sun Prairie, Wis. – September 07, 2026 -- Independent Pharmacy Cooperative (IPC) has acquired USave Pharmacy Group, effective September 1, 2026, consolidating two organizations that have partnered since 2017 to support independent community pharmacies.

IPC formalizes a nine-year working relationship with USave into full ownership

USave Pharmacy Group, founded more than 40 years ago in Nebraska, has organized independent pharmacy owners through joint purchasing, peer collaboration and dedicated representation. IPC first established a formal agreement with USave in 2017, connecting USave's member pharmacies to IPC's purchasing programs and resources.

Validated Scoring System Quantifies Home Accessibility as Care Shifts Home

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Validated Scoring System Quantifies Home Accessibility as Care Shifts Home

Salisbury, N.C. – September 05, 2026 -- Fewer than 4 percent of U.S. homes offer basic accessibility features such as a no-step entry, single-floor living, and wide halls and doorways, according to the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies, even as clinical care increasingly moves into private residences. Home for Life Design has published research-backed evidence for its Accessibility Ratings, a standardized scoring system designed to measure whether a home supports safe, independent living.

Aging population and fall risk drive demand for home-based care infrastructure

The U.S. Census Bureau projects the population aged 65 and older will reach approximately 73 million by 2030. The CDC reports that one in four adults over 65 falls annually. Hospital-at-home programs, value-based payment models, and Medicaid home- and community-based services are pushing clinical care into living rooms, bathrooms, and kitchens not built or measured for it.