Allied healthcare provider Healthia (ASX: HLA) has strengthened its position as the leading physiotherapy and podiatry provider in Queensland having secured the naming rights for State’s top club rugby competition until the end of 2021. The Allsports Physiotherapy Hospital Challenge Cup resumed at the start of August following a COVID-19 hiatus and continues Healthia’s long
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Australians suffering from insomnia could soon have relief from the disorder with SUDA Pharmaceuticals (ASX: SUD) gaining approval from the Therapeutics Goods Administration (TGA) for the sale of their ZolpiMist spray as a treatment for short-term insomnia. The regulatory approval enables ZolpiMist to be sold in Australia and will assist their strategic partners in other
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While the number of companies set to list on the ASX is still quieter than usual, we are continuing to see many healthcare companies viewing COVID-19 as an opportunity to make their public debut. 4D Medical are a Melbourne-based medical technology company, who have spent the last 15 years developing lung imaging software. The ‘software
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Amid the raging situation in Victoria with rising COVID-19 cases in aged care facilities, tech company InteliCare (ASX: ICR) has secured a cornerstone order for their aged and disability care system which enables families to monitor loved ones contact-free, without invading their privacy. The order for 120 InteliLiving Systems was placed by independent care provider
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Smart healthcare continues to make strides in the United Kingdom with healthtech company Alcidion (ASX: ALC) to deploy their Patientrack monitoring system across the NHS Lanarkshire, the third largest health board in Scotland. With approximately 12,000 staff working across communities, health centres, clinics and three district hospitals, the 5-year agreement will see Alcidion roll out
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Soft tissue regeneration company, Aroa Biosurgery, is set to list on the ASX at the end of the month. The company is looking to raise $45m at an offer price of $0.75, ultimately giving the Auckland-based company a proposed market capitalisation of $225m. Aroa’s technology is centred around soft tissue regeneration and the complex wound
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