Cardiovascular Information System Companies

Philips Healthcare partners with Cerner to integrate their Hemodynamic Cath Lab Information System (HCIS) with Cerner's EHR platform: This collaboration aims to streamline data sharing and improve workflow efficiency for cardiologists.

Siemens Healthineers acquires CT Imaging, Inc.: This acquisition strengthens Siemens' capabilities in cardiovascular imaging and data management.

GE Healthcare partners with AI startup, Visiq, to develop AI-powered solutions for cardiovascular image analysis: This collaboration focuses on improving diagnostic accuracy and workflow efficiency.

Cerner launches a new CVIS platform with integrated AI and machine learning capabilities: This platform helps healthcare providers analyze large datasets of cardiovascular data to identify high-risk patients, predict potential complications, and personalize treatment plans.

Medtronic introduces a cloud-based CVIS platform for remote monitoring of implantable cardiac devices: This technology allows healthcare providers to track device performance and detect potential issues early, improving patient safety and reducing hospital readmissions.

Abbott develops a new miniaturized cardiac monitor for long-term ambulatory monitoring: This device offers improved patient comfort and compliance, allowing for continuous monitoring of heart rhythm and detection of asymptomatic arrhythmias.

• GE


• Koninklijke Philips N.V.


• McKesson Corporation


• Siemens Healthineers


• IBM Watson Health


• Fujifilm Holdings Corporation


• Cerner Corporation