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MURRYSVILLE, Pennsylvania—Philips Respironics has remediated 2.683 million patients affected by its sleep device recall as of the beginning of February—99% of those it could—the company announced.
As of Feb. 2, the company said, it had remediated all but 80,000 of the “actionable” registrations, which it defined as those that included all information necessary to complete the process. Remediated patients include:
WILLOW GROVE, Pennsylvania—Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots, digital darkness events and counterfeit medical products are the most significant health care hazards according to the Emergency Care Research Institute (ECRI). ECRI, an independent nonprofit organization, emphasized the importance of “prevention over reaction” in “Top 10 Health Technology Hazards for 2026” report, Jan. 21.
DALLAS—Unify Healthcare Services, a medical billing and revenue cycle management (RCM) company, announced the launch of Medicraft, durable medical equipment (DME) billing software designed to help DME suppliers manage billing operations, claims and revenue workflows.
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia—Lansinoh, a provider of breastfeeding and maternal care products, announced the launch of the NaturalWave Double Electric Breast Pump.
The NaturalWave Double Electric Breast Pump incorporates NaturalWave flutter technology, which is designed to encourage multiple let-downs per session for effective pumping and maximized milk output. Lansing said in early product testing, 79% of moms reported improved let-downs and consistently expressed more milk.
CELESTE, Michigan—Mobility Innovations, a supplier of vehicle adaptations for people with limited mobility and disabilities, announced the launch of the SureLift 88, a folding two-way powered trunk hoist engineered for scooters, manual wheelchairs and powerchairs weighing up to 88 pounds.
MOLNDAL, Sweden—Wellspect HealthCare, a global provider of continence care solutions, announced the United States launch of the Surity Female External Catheter, a new non-invasive solution designed to support women living with severe urinary incontinence.
The company said Surity is designed to be non-invasive, easy-to-place catheter with compatible urine collection systems.
TYLER, Texas—ENvue Medical, Inc., a medical technology company specializing on the advancement of intelligent, non-invasive solutions for enteral care across clinical and homecare settings, announced the launch of a development and integration program leveraging vibration-based technology from its NanoVibronix division to address pain and discomfort associated with indwelling nasogastric (NG) tubes.
MINNEAPOLIS—Medtronic Diabetes announced the expansion of United States pharmacy formulary access for its MiniMed 780G insulin pump, through agreements with major pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and PBM group purchasing organizations (GPOs), including Ascent and Zinc.
GOLETA, California—Inogen, Inc., a medical technology company specializing in respiratory products for homecare use, announced the launch of Aurora CPAP masks, a new product within the Inogen portfolio designed for patients with obstructive sleep apnea.
LAS VEGAS—Intuition Robotics has announced ElliQ’s new health agent capabilities, an expansion of the ElliQ robot that turns the artificial intelligence (AI) companion into a proactive health agent, increasing insights on health and functional status as well as adherence on medications, screenings, wellness activities, lifestyle recommendations and clinical action plans.
ELYRIA, Ohio & SPICEWOOD, Texas—Adaptive Switch Laboratories, a division of Invacare America, has launched the ASL iON Integrated Drive Control System, an advancement for power wheelchair users that goes beyond improved mobility to help enhance their ability to engage with people, interact with their environment and meet more of their needs independently.
SAN FRANCISCO—SleepRes, Inc., a sleep technology company focused on reimagining therapy for sleep breathing disorders, announced that it has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance for the Kricket PAP device, powered by Kairos Positive Airway Pressure (KPAP) for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in patients weighing more than 66 pounds. The SleepRes PAP system is intended for home, hospital/institutional and sleep center settings.
LEHI, Utah—Owlet, Inc. has announced a new durable medical equipment (DME) partnership with 1 Natural Way, a leading national mom-and-baby-focused DME provider. Families nationwide can now access Owlet’s Food and Drug Administration-cleared prescription pulse oximeter, BabySat, through insurance-supported pathways on 1NaturalWay.com.
FRESNO, California—BFLOW Solutions, a provider of cloud-based home medical equipment and durable medical equipment (HME and DME) software announced it officially celebrated 10 years in business on Jan. 1, 2026.
"From the beginning, we believed DME teams deserved tools that supported the way work actually gets done," said Ted Jones, founder and CEO of BFLOW. "Not more complexity—clarity, structure and control."
CHICAGO—Sunset Healthcare Solutions announced it is expanding its line of in-house repair parts for oxygen concentrators, allowing durable medical equipment providers to service and extend the life of their own concentrators at a lower cost. Sunset said it introduced the line in late 2024 after noticing a clear void in needed parts.
DURYEA, Pennsylvania—Pride Mobility has announced the launch of three new travel power wheelchairs: the Jazzy Carbon 27, the Jazzy Carbon 27x and the Jazzy Carbon HD. The three wheelchairs launched on Monday, Dec. 15 and are available to the public.
