GE HealthCare supplies medical technology and healthcare IT to hospitals and health systems. Its portfolio covers medical imaging (CT, MRI, X-ray, molecular imaging, mammography), ultrasound, patient monitoring and care, anaesthesia delivery, and pharmaceutical diagnostics such as contrast agents. Digital offerings include enterprise imaging and PACS, cardiology IT, AI orchestration, hospital and imaging operations software, and cybersecurity. Devices are combined with software and service agreements; the software is proprietary.
GE HealthCare is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, and has been listed on Nasdaq (GEHC) as an independent company since its separation from General Electric in January 2023. It operates in more than 100 countries, with major regional operations in Buc near Paris, Helsinki, Kraków and Budapest. Its website does not state a single hosting location; where data from connected devices and software is processed depends on the product and the contract. European providers should therefore ask per product about hosting regions, remote service access and sub-processors. As a US parent company, GE HealthCare is subject to US law regardless of where its European entities or data centres are located.