Heart disease affects millions of people each year, yet its impact is often underestimated, particularly among women. To raise awareness this American Heart Health Month, we’re spotlighting two incredible women whose journeys highlight the importance of awareness, advanced technology, and compassionate care when it comes to heart health. Nicole’s story: At just 23, Nicole Grehn survived a sudden cardiac arrest, coding 78 times before doctors saved her life using innovative monitoring tools and advanced care. Despite losing both legs to septic shock, Nicole’s resilience pushed her to pursue a career in nursing. Now, she works in the very hospital that saved her, helping others navigate their own health journeys. Sarah’s story: At 29, civil rights attorney Sarah Watson had a heart attack just weeks before her wedding. Thanks to diagnostic tools like echocardiograms and expert care, she recovered in time to walk down the aisle. Today, Sarah is a heart health advocate, encouraging women, especially young women of color, to trust their instincts and seek care. Advanced cardiac ultrasound and software innovations play a critical role in diagnosing and managing heart conditions, enabling clinicians to deliver precise, life-saving, compassionate care. This Heart Health Month, let’s raise awareness and remind everyone that heart disease doesn’t discriminate. If something doesn’t feel right, don’t wait to get checked. 🔗 Learn about more stories like these on our website.
Today in celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we shine a light on the incredible contributions of women in STEM fields and reaffirm our commitment to breaking barriers and fostering equality. At GE HealthCare, we support initiatives like our Women’s Network and Girls Program to provide a helping hand to empower future female leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. From mentorship programs to our STEM camps inspiring girls aged 10–14, we’re dedicated to providing opportunities for girls and women to succeed. These efforts aren’t just about building careers; they’re about building confidence, creating community, and inspiring innovation around the world. As we celebrate the progress made, we acknowledge the work still needed to increase the representation of women, who currently make up just 29% of the STEM workforce. Together, we can help expand this number by sparking curiosity, championing diversity, and empowering the next generation of women in science. 🔗 Learn more about our initiatives for women and girls on our website.
We’re dedicated to fostering a workplace where well-being comes first, empowering our colleagues to thrive personally and professionally. We know January can be challenging, which is why we prioritize mental health as part of our commitment to creating a culture of compassion, empathy, and inclusivity. Through initiatives like our Colleague Resource Groups and our new, internal Winning Well Program, we provide spaces for support and collaboration, helping build diverse and fortified teams. We also offer flexible working options to support work-life balance and Total Rewards benefits designed to embolden colleagues at every stage of their journey with us. When our people thrive, we thrive. Together, we can build a better tomorrow. 🔗 Learn more about our commitment to colleague well-being on our website.
We’re celebrating our second year as an independent company, blending our 125-year legacy of innovation with the energy of a start-up. In 2023, we reaffirmed our purpose: to create a world where healthcare has no limits. Since then, we’ve served over 1 billion patients annually across approximately 160 countries, advancing diagnostic accuracy, personalizing patient care, improving operational efficiency, and expanding access to underserved regions. With 4 million+ devices installed globally, supported by $1 billion in annual R&D, we're continuing to tackle healthcare’s biggest challenges head-on. Through strategic collaborations, cutting-edge AI innovations, and a commitment to compassionate care, we’re empowering our colleagues to help build the future of healthcare so they can continue making a meaningful impact every day. Together, we’re creating a healthier, more connected world. 🔗 Learn more about our journey and vision for the future on our website.
As the year comes to a close, we celebrated International Volunteer Day and how our GE HealthCare colleagues embody our mission to build things that matter, including strong communities. Every day, GE HealthCare creates innovative solutions to help improve healthcare and tackle some of the world’s most complex challenges. But our impact goes beyond healthcare. Through volunteer programs and charitable initiatives, our employees dedicate thousands of hours to revitalizing schools and parks, mentoring the next generation of STEM leaders, and supporting local communities with donations, sponsorships, and in-kind medical device contributions. We’re grateful for their unwavering commitment and passion, and we wish all our colleagues around the world a happy and restful holiday season! 🔗 Learn more about our volunteer and charitable efforts on our website.
This November, we’re celebrating Movember and its mission to transform how men think about their health, encouraging open conversations and proactive care. Prostate cancer remains a significant challenge, being the second-most common cancer in men with more than 250,000 new cases diagnosed in 2022 alone. At GE HealthCare, we’re dedicated to helping medical practitioners provide timely diagnosis through Theranostics-enabling solutions, that offer a complete molecular imaging pathway—from tracer to treatment. This holistic approach connects teams, data, and decisions with precision-focused innovations, empowering healthcare providers to deliver personalized care for patients who need it most. Together, we can improve lives and support Movember’s vision to reduce mortality from prostate and testicular cancer and enhance men’s mental health worldwide. 🔗 Learn more about Theranostic initiatives on our website.
We acknowledge the importance of the International Day of Radiology. With Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen's fascinating discovery of the x-ray in the 1800s, since then, we have been able to elevate the possibilities of medical and scientific technology. Radiologists are imperative to healthcare as they interpret medical images to help successfully diagnose and treat diseases and injuries. With utilizing medical technologies like x-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, MRI’s and more, radiologists are vital to ensuring that patients are receiving personalized care. As our customers, they represent our direct connection to advancing healthcare and improving patient outcomes. We celebrate the achievements of the radiologists and radiology technicians we get to work with. Learn more about their impact on our website.
Today, we acknowledge the importance of International Day of Radiology. With Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen's fascinating discovery of the x-ray in the 1800s, since then, we have been able to elevate the possibilities of medical and scientific technology. Radiologists are imperative to healthcare as they interpret medical images to help successfully diagnose and treat diseases and injuries. With utilizing medical technologies like x-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, MRI’s and more, radiologists are vital to ensuring that patients are receiving personalized care. As our customers, they represent our direct connection to advancing healthcare and improving patient outcomes. We celebrate the achievements of the radiologists and radiology technicians we get to work with. Learn more about their impact on our website.
At GE HealthCare, we understand the vital link between a healthy environment and healthy people. With climate change projected to cause 250,000 additional deaths annually by 2050, we are committed to taking climate action as part of our mission to improve global health outcomes. Our Circularity and Environmentally Conscious Design programs focus on reducing emissions and advancing sustainability throughout our operations. We aim to significantly cut our greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and are working toward net zero by 2050. Additionally, we’re enhancing product circularity with refurbishment, recycling, and lifecycle extensions. This commitment not only drives sustainability but also reduces operational costs by improving energy efficiency and minimizing waste. Together, we’re building a more resilient future for patients, healthcare providers, and the planet. 🔗 Learn more about our sustainability goals on our website.
This October, we proudly support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer affects 2.1 million women annually and accounts for 15% of all cancer-related deaths among women. GE HealthCare is committed to reducing this number with a global breast imaging network, covering the entire breast cancer continuum. By empowering healthcare providers with tools for quick, accurate diagnoses, we're working to improve lives and raise awareness about advancements in diagnostics and treatment options. Through our partnership with Susan G. Komen®, we’re also helping to advance metastatic breast cancer (MBC) care by providing essential education to help those with MBC and their loved ones make informed health decisions for their well-being. Together, we can make a true difference. 🔗 Learn more about our breast cancer awareness initiatives on our website.
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