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3 stories about Assuta Medical Centers
RISE & align: Assuta’s innovation arm to partner with five additional healthtech startups
07.07.22
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CTech
The technologies include everything from artificial intelligence for cancer pathology diagnosis and innovative blood test for the diagnosis of diverse diseases in a single blood test to accurate technology for colonoscopy
ALIVE Fund leads financing round for mitral heart valve maker Innovalve
23.08.20
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Hagar Ravet
“After investing in a company, we are capable of promoting it in Israel and the U.S. through experiments, pilot programs, or sales agreements,” says partner Michel Habib
Israeli Private Hospital Chain Goes Digital
02.07.19
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Raphael Kahan
Assuta, which treats approximately 1.25 million patients annually across eight medical centers, will spend millions to transition to Salesforce cloud computing platform