It also says it will be better able to address the needs of aging populations, access to healthcare services in emerging economies, development of new technologies and the challenges of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

It recently agreed to provide digital health solutions to Sheba Medical Center in Israel to improve patient-centered care and its precision medicine initiatives. Sheba expects the agreement to help its clinicians make faster, more targeted and informed decisions for diagnoses, treatments and monitoring, especially for data-driven cardiology, remote pregnancy monitoring and molecular imaging.

GE Healthcare earned $18 billion in revenue in 2021 and still expects to see high single-digit growth and $5.5-$6.5 billion in free cash flow in 2022 following the spinoff. It has installed more than four million medical solutions worldwide.

Elekta has offices in more than 120 countries and is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. Among its solutions are linacs such as Elekta Unity, Harmony, Infinity and Synergy platforms. It also offers motion management and treatment planning solutions for radiotherapy.

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