Latest Healthcare Technology News

Hydrix has landed a A$3.4 million contract with US-based Remedy Robotics to develop safety-critical software and embedded electronics for the N1 robotic system, marking a major step in its medical robotics ambitions.

Imricor Medical Systems has submitted its final 510(k) devices to the FDA, marking a major step towards commercialising its MRI-guided cardiac catheterisation platform in the US.

LTR Pharma has formalised its US commercialisation strategy by signing a definitive agreement with telehealth leader Shed, targeting at least 150,000 ROXUS units in the first year through digital men’s health platforms.

Visionflex Group turned the corner with positive operating cash flow in Q4 FY26 and the launch of its unattended access capability, while securing new contracts to expand its virtual healthcare footprint.

Cogstate Ltd smashed previous records with $89 million in net sales contracts for FY26, more than doubling the prior year. The company enters FY27 with a robust $118.5 million revenue backlog, signalling solid growth visibility.

ResMed is offloading its MatrixCare business in a $490 million cash deal, reinforcing its strategic pivot towards high-growth sleep and connected care markets. The sale proceeds will fuel shareholder returns and innovation investments.

PainChek announces the immediate departure of CEO Philip Daffas, with COO Andy Hoggan stepping in as interim leader amid a strategic pivot to boost US market growth following FDA clearance.

Imricor Medical Systems expands its US market reach with FDA 510(k) clearances for pediatric use of its NorthStar system and Vision-MR Diagnostic Catheter, enabling radiation-free cardiac catheterisations for children.

Enlitic has landed its inaugural Australian Ensight subscription contract with Lumus Imaging, marking a strategic entry into the local SaaS market and expanding its footprint in diagnostic imaging workflows.

CONNEQT Health Limited is offering eligible shareholders a share purchase plan to raise up to $0.5 million at a 24.3% discount, aiming to fund its next growth phase in vascular health technology.

Truscreen Group has issued nearly 150 million new shares at NZ$0.013 each, expanding its share base by 17.4% following a renounceable rights issue. The fully paid shares rank equally with existing stock, lifting total ordinary shares to just over one billion.

Adherium Limited has obtained a USD 1.65 million short-term unsecured loan from its major shareholder, Trudell Medical, to fund immediate working capital needs while pursuing capital structure adjustments.