Global Center for Health Innovation

The Cleveland-based biomedical business incubator Bioenterprise will be dissolved and taken over by Case Western Reserve University, the Cleveland Clinic, and University Hospitals.

The construction work would expand the center’s main ballroom, build staircases and escalators and add an outdoor terrace. Council voted 8-1 to pass the spending Tuesday evening.

Cleveland city council's safety committee moved forward with an ordinance and if passed by full council would require the release of footage from three police cameras; The Ohio Department of Health has awarded nearly $7 million to 26 organizations in communities they've determined as Ohio Health Improvement Zones; and more stories.

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Cleveland’s biomedical leaders are looking at how the private sector can help fight the opioid epidemic.Local business development group BioEnterprise is…

Twelve healthcare startups have been selected to join the Plug and Play business accelerator program in Cleveland.The startups all use technology to…

Cleveland's Global Center for Health Innovation announced this week that a major tenant will be renewing its lease. The Health Information and Management…

BioEnterprise is welcoming one of the first new tenants to Cleveland’s Global Center for Health Innovation since becoming its strategic planner…

The city's largest health care employer is making moves to attract health-tech startups to the city.At the Cleveland Clinic's Medical Innovation Summit on…

The new head of Cleveland’s hub for the medical industry says one of his objectives is to increase the role of small businesses in the health…