Health Care
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Franklin-based regenerative medicine company acquires maker of cellulite reduction device
Tiger Aesthetics Medical, a company specializing in regenerative medicine, has acquired Mountain View, California-based Revelle Aesthetics.
Rev Up: Milwaukee startup Rivermark Medical secures $30 million in funding
Leadership: Adam Kadlec, president and CEO
Headquarters: Milwaukee (remote)
Website: rivermarkmedical.com
What it does: Medical device designer
Founded: 2020
Employees: 3
Next goals: Complete a...
Versiti acquires Ohio blood center
Versiti Blood Center of Ohio, a subsidiary of Milwaukee-based nonprofit blood health organization Versiti, announced today that it has...
City of Racine breaks ground on $68 million community and health center
The City of Racine held a groundbreaking ceremony last week to celebrate the start of construction for a community...
Matter Development purchases Brookfield senior living facility for $13 million
An affiliate of Wauwatosa-based Matter Development, which builds and owns senior living facilities across the region, purchased a Brookfield...
GE HealthCare adds Omni Legend manufacturing line at Waukesha facility
GE HealthCare officially ramped up a new production line for its Omni Legend system at its Waukesha facility this week.
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More employers offering ICHRAs for greater flexibility, cost savings
An increasing number of employers are turning to individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements for their employee health insurance plans.
ICHRAs,...
Nominations sought for Notable Health Care Leaders feature
BizTimes Media is seeking nominations for its upcoming Notable Health Care Leaders feature.
Click here to nominate someone to be featured as...
Versiti opens blood and community resource center in ThriveOn King
Versiti on King has officially opened its doors in Milwaukee’s Bronzeville district, where it will serve as a community...
Milwaukee-based Rivermark Medical closes $30 million Series C round
Milwaukee-based medical device company Rivermark Medical has closed a $30 million Series C funding round, the company announced Thursday.
