rHEALTH ONE small volume blood analyzer arrived at International Space Station on Feb. 21.
Bedford, MA, February 19, 2022. rHEALTH, announced today that NASA has successfully launched its rHEALTH ONE blood analyzer to space on NASA Commercial Resupply Mission NG-17. The rHEALTH ONE was carried to the International Space Station (ISS) via the NG-17 Cygnus spacecraft,...
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rHEALTH Attains ISO 13485 Certification
Certification conforms to worldwide standard for medical device quality and together with the expansion, allows rHEALTH to meet its commercial objectives
BEDFORD, Mass., April 22, 2020 – rHEALTH LLC, a Diagnose Yourself, AnywhereTM company, today announced that it has received ISO 13485:2016 certification for the design and development, production and distribution, and servicing of in vitro...
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DMI and COVID-19
Dear Stakeholder,
These are challenging times. To me, there is no doubt that humankind will triumph. In doing so, it will show its resiliency, fortitude, and kindness in each of us.
As a diagnostic provider, we are currently working with the US federal agencies and our global partner companies to see how our capabilities and expertise may...
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rHEALTH Technology Granted US Patent for Small Volume Blood Handling in Point-of-Care Devices
Invention enables manipulation of small blood samples for accurate point-of-care diagnosis
BEDFORD, Mass., January 5, 2020 – rHEALTH LLC, and its affiliate DNA Medicine Institute, Inc., announced today the issuance of United States Patent Number 10,449,537 titled “Capillary manipulation of clinical samples.” The patent describes a system for collection and delivery of minute blood samples to...
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rHEALTH FVIII Solution to be Presented at WFH’s 11th Global Forum
“We are very pleased to be invited by WFH to present our FVIII solution for home and in-office measurement of FVIII levels. Our approach provides a high-level of accuracy for FVIII measurements, particularly for long-acting and gene therapy-based FVIII therapies where conventional testing via activated partial thromboplastin time is less appropriate,” said Eugene Y. Chan,...
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