Northeastern University–Charlotte is hosting a thought-provoking discussion this month with experts in entrepreneurship and strategic innovation that aims to transform modern health care. Through creative approach,
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Location may be everything, but history shapes what we become. Charlotte’s innovation district will have both: a prime location at the current corner of Baxter and McDowell streets, near I-277, and a future that pays
Charlotte FC and Atrium Health announced a multi-year partnership that names the region’s leading health system as the “Official Healthcare Provider of Charlotte FC” ahead of the Club’s inaugural MLS
Commissioners in Mecklenburg County voted 6-2 Tuesday in favor of $75 million in public investments for the planned Atrium Health innovation district. Atrium, which plans to build a medical school and innovation district in
On Nov. 17, Northeastern University–Charlotte will bring leaders together to discuss the “Path Toward Healing: A conversation around building equity in Charlotte’s healthcare community.” With the
As leaders across the Charlotte Region continue to seek guidance around the potential impacts of a federal vaccine requirement for businesses, the Charlotte Regional Business Alliance provided deeper understanding for the
Mooresville, NC – Health Supply US (HSUS), a U.S.-based manufacturer and distributor of medical devices and supplies, will locate its unit-dose flexible packaging division to 205 Raceway Drive in Iredell County. HSUS
Charlotte will soon be included on the list of the largest U.S. cities with a four-year medical school.* For months, following the announcement that Atrium Health and Wake Forest Baptist Health have combined to operate as a
Earlier this month, the North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority announced it had awarded a grant for a medical supplies manufacturer in Lincoln County. The grant, which would help fund the reuse of an existing
Atrium Health will invest $3.4 billion over 10 years in Wake Forest Baptist Health and the Winston-Salem area. About $2.8 billion will go toward facilities, such as a new care tower at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
