Welcome to InHealth

The Institute for Health Technology Studies (InHealth), a nonprofit organization, is the authoritative resource for research, analysis and education about the social and economic value and impact of medical devices and diagnostics.

InHealth works at the intersection of technology and the nation’s escalating health care challenges, which are fueled by the aging “Baby Boom” generation and increasing numbers of uninsured and under-insured Americans.

The independent research, analysis, initiatives and forums sponsored by InHealth explore key questions about technologies that are used by millions of patients and have significant cost implications for the health care system.

By contributing data, perspectives and understanding about the role of medical technology, InHealth aims to advance the discourse on providing better and more cost-effective health care and the most appropriate direction for health care policy reform.

Recent Updates

  • Stanford Researchers Publish Comprehensive Model for Medical Device Development
    June 2009 | Read More
  • Duke Study Finds Total Knee Replacements Increase Mobility and Motor Skills in Older Patients
    June 2009 | Read More
  • 2008 Annual Report Now Available
    June 2009 | Read More
  • InHealth Executive Director Discusses Health Care Reform
    June 2009 | Read More
  • Martyn Howgill Discusses the Impact of Medical Technology on the Economy
    June 2009 | Read More

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InHealth Research

  • Stanford Researchers Publish Comprehensive Model for Medical Device Development
    June 2009 | Read More
  • Duke Study Finds Total Knee Replacements Increase Mobility and Motor Skills in Older Patients
    June 2009 | Read More
  • Researchers Present Preliminary Findings from InHealth-Funded Obstructive Sleep Apnea Study
    June 2009 | Read More
  • Device Development Model: Stanford University Program in Biodesign
    May 2009 | Read More
  • Article: Pediatrics (January, 2009) - Cost-effectiveness of Early Treatment for Retinopathy of Prematurity
    January 2009 | Read More

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News

  • Stanford Researchers Publish Comprehensive Model for Medical Device Development
    June 2009 | Read More
  • Duke Study Finds Total Knee Replacements Increase Mobility and Motor Skills in Older Patients
    June 2009 | Read More
  • 2008 Annual Report Now Available
    June 2009 | Read More
  • InHealth Executive Director Discusses Health Care Reform
    June 2009 | Read More
  • Martyn Howgill Discusses the Impact of Medical Technology on the Economy
    June 2009 | Read More

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