Latest Reimbursement News

Artrya Limited has secured FDA 510(k) clearance for its Salix Coronary Plaque module, enabling near real-time detection of high-risk coronary artery plaque and opening a lucrative U.S. market opportunity with a $950 reimbursement per scan.

Artrya Limited reported a 17.2% increase in net loss to $16.4 million for FY25, while achieving FDA clearance and launching its AI-driven Salix platform in the U.S. market. The company also secured key commercial partnerships in Australia and raised $20 million in equity funding.

Amplitude Energy has delivered record production and earnings in FY25, driven by operational improvements and a strategic joint venture for the East Coast Supply Project.

Amplitude Energy Limited reported a 22% revenue increase to A$268.1 million for FY25, narrowing its net loss significantly while progressing its East Coast Supply Project with a new joint venture partner.

Cleo Diagnostics has launched a health economic study in partnership with EntityRisk and Norstella to support the U.S. market entry of its Ovarian Cancer Pre-Surgical Test, aiming to refine reimbursement strategies and accelerate commercialisation.

AnteoTech has mutually terminated its A$1.4 million Queensland government grant to avoid costly co-investment, opting instead for cheaper third-party testing to advance its Ultranode™ battery technology.

Vitasora Health has expanded its partnership with Tampa Family Health Centers to deliver chronic care and remote monitoring services to 7,000 Medicaid patients, unlocking over US$4 million in annual revenue. This marks a pioneering step for Florida’s largest Federally Qualified Health Center in adopting value-based care for underserved communities.

EBR Systems has secured FDA approval for its pioneering leadless WiSE CRT System and obtained key Medicare reimbursement endorsements, setting the stage for its commercial rollout. The company also completed a significant capital raise to support its market expansion.

ResMed Inc. reported a robust 10% increase in revenue to $5.15 billion for fiscal 2025, driven by strong demand in sleep and breathing health devices and residential care software. The company also expanded its diagnostic capabilities with the acquisition of VirtuOx, positioning itself for further growth in home-based health solutions.

AVITA Medical reported a 21% revenue increase in Q2 2025 driven by expanded sales and new product launches, yet continues to face net losses and liquidity challenges requiring loan covenant waivers.

AVITA Medical’s Q2 2025 update reveals a temporary setback in RECELL demand due to Medicare reimbursement delays, offset by strong revenue growth and promising clinical data. The company anticipates recovery and renewed growth in the second half of the year.

AVITA Medical reported a 21% increase in Q2 commercial revenue to $18.4 million and narrowed its net loss, yet faces a reimbursement hurdle that forced a downward revision of full-year guidance. The company highlights clinical progress and strategic board appointments as it navigates payment challenges.