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Omron acquires Dutch telemedicine company Luscii Healthtech

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Omron Healthcare has acquired Dutch telemedicine company Luscii Healthtech . The company has developed a smartphone app to share biometric data of patients suffering from heart failure and other conditions with medical institutions. By collaborating with telemedicine services provided by the Omron Group in the UK, Germany and other countries, the number of Luscii system users will double to 60,000 in the fiscal year ending March 2027.

Luscii, which was started in 2018, with a small investment from Omron in 2019, and now has around 50 employees. Omron has around 3,300 employees across the Europe, Middle East and Africa region and its European headquarters is in the Netherlands.

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