Metromode coverage of hospitals, clinics, public health, and mental health developments and initiatives.
MichBio's annual meeting will feature Stephen P. MacMillan, president and CEO of Kalamazoo-based Stryker Corp., as the keynote speaker. His speech, titled "Growing a Medical Device Company in Michgan," will discuss his experiences growing his successful business in that field.
Sam Kahan, senior economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Detroit Branch foresees growth in Michigan's non-manufacturing sectors. He spoke at the Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber Economic Forecast lunch about Michigan's economy.
Automation Alley has invested $1 million into 5 local firms selected from more than 100 applicants. The companies include: Cielo MedSolution (Ann Arbor)Critical Signal Technologies (Farmington Hills)Danotek Motion Technologies (Ann Arbor) RazorThreat (Royal Oak)SecureCom Technologies (Southfield)
Pharmaceutical start-up Lycera Corp. will locate in Ann Arbor and hire 28 chemists, biologists and physicians. The company landed a $499,000 tax credit from the state and $150,000 worth of Pfizer lab equipment through the Michigan Innovation Equipment Depot.
A new medical monitoring service company, Critical Signal Technologies, officially broke ground Tuesday in Farmington Hills.
SensiGen has exercised its option to exclusively license an ultra-sensitive human papillomavirus (HPV) detection test developed at the University of Michigan Medical Center.
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan is putting the finishing touches on its new parking garage in downtown Detroit, which features the second largest green roof in the state.
metromode is convinced that change is in the air. SE Michigan is has the talent, innovative spirit and entrepeneurial moxie to transform the state's economy. We want you to be a part of that story.
The Association of American Medical Colleges released a report that states medical schools and teaching hospitals have a substantial economic impact within the counties and cities where they have operations.
CCS Robotics, based in Lapeer, has developed a robot for hospital use that is capable of collecting patient samples from designated pick-up points and then delivering them to the lab.
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