AMSTERDAM (October 30, 2018)—Royal Philips, a provider of health technology, announced the U.S. launch of InnoSpire Go, Philips’ smallest and lightest portable hand-held nebulizer system designed to deliver medication in just four minutes, reducing treatment time by up to 25 percent. The easy-to-use and virtually silent InnoSpire Go puts hospital-grade nebulizer technology into the hands of the user for portable, fast and effective medication delivery.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (OCTOBER 30, 2018)—Aeroflow Healthcare announced that Michelle Worley has been named manager of its new Pulmonary Unit.

Formerly Aeroflow’s Sleep division, Aeroflow Pulmonary incorporates more health care products and services, such as ventilation and AffloVest mobile airway clearance therapy. This allows Aeroflow to provide an enhanced quality of care for current and future patients, and more quickly provide them with the necessary medical equipment.

NEW YORK (October 29, 2018)—The National Institute on Aging, part of the National Institutes of Health, has awarded researchers at NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing a $6.1 million grant to study a program designed to bring effective care to people with dementia receiving hospice care. The two-phase, five-year grant will fund the first large-scale clinical trial of people with dementia in hospice and their caregivers.

CHICAGO (October 29, 2018)—The American Academy of Home Care Medicine (AAHCM), a professional organization for physicians, nurse practitioners and other providers of home-based primary care (HBPC), announced the release of a digital toolkit of educational resources to help payers and providers understand how HBPC significantly improves quality and reduces costs for more than two million seriously ill and home-limited older adults.