SEATTLE—Wyze, a home security technology company, has announced the launch of the Wyze Battery Video Doorbell. Designed for easy setup for front porch security, this new device offers a wire-free installation option with up to six months of battery life. The doorbell’s 150-degree x 150-degree viewing angle and 1536 x 1536 HD+ resolution capture a complete 1:1 view, ensuring users can see visitors from head-to-toe and clearly spot packages placed right against the door.

DUBLIN, Ohio—React Health has announced the launch of the Phoenix 5L, a stationary oxygen concentrator built with patients and providers in mind. The Phoenix 5L offers quiet operation, low power consumption and new safety features.

“The Phoenix 5L was engineered to balance quality, simplicity and value,” said Bill Shoop, CEO of React Health. “This concentrator is designed to support patient therapy while reducing operational strain on health care providers.”

EXPORT, Pennsylvania—Circadiance has announced the relaunch of its SleepWeaver 3D Soft Cloth CPAP Mask, a product designed for comfort, seal and ease of use.

"Originally paused during the pandemic due to global supply chain disruptions, SleepWeaver 3D is returning to meet the strong demand from both clinicians and patients who value a comfortable alternative to traditional hard plastic masks," the company said in a released statement.

SOMERVILLE, Massachusetts—Podimetrics, a company specializing in complex diabetes care, has launched SmartMat+, a solution designed to reduce falls and monitor signs of heart failure, while continuing to help prevent diabetic foot ulcers. When paired with virtual clinical support, SmartMat+ enables early risk identification and intervention to help prevent serious complications associated with diabetes.

LOS ANGELES—Cairns Health, a provider of digital health solutions for seniors and individuals with chronic conditions, has announced it won the Rising Star Award in the Home Health Diagnostic & Monitoring category at the 2025 Digital Health Hub Awards, hosted by The Digital Health Hub Foundation as part of the HLTH global health care conference in Las Vegas.

TORONTO, Canada—Frontline Healthcare Partners, a private equity firm exclusively focused on investing in distributed health care businesses, announced that it has acquired Integracare Inc., a private-pay homecare company in Ontario, Canada. 

FRISCO, Texas—Addus HomeCare Corporation, a provider of homecare services, announced that it will release earnings for the third quarter ended Sept. 30, 2025, on Monday, Nov. 3, 2025, after the market close.

DUNEDIN, Florida—One Health Direct (OHD) announced that its internal operational platform, runOMNI, will soon be available as a standalone software as a service (SaaS) offering for other durable medical equipment (DME) suppliers.

"RunOMNI has allowed us to streamline our entire business," said Alois Rubenbauer, founder and CEO of One Health Direct. "Now the platform is positioned and ready to be utilized by partners across the industry."

WASHINGTON—The Endocrine Society has penned a joint letter to CGS and the durable medical equipment Medicare administrative contractors (DME MACs) requesting an urgent increase in beneficiary access to medically necessary therapeutic shoes for people with diabetes.

INDIANAPOLIS—Elevance Health, Inc. released its third quarter 2025 results in a recent announcement. Elevance Health's President and CEO Gail Boudreaux said the results were in line with expectations and "reflect disciplined execution across Elevance Health."