In the U.S., Philips is pushing the boundaries of innovative healthcare technologies. With 20,000+ employees in 90 locations, we are focused on research and development as we look for gamechangers that have the potential to radically improve outcomes and costs in healthcare across the country, ultimately improving people’s lives. We believe there’s always a way to make life better.
It’s true that healthcare has come a long way. Yet even the most advanced healthcare networks can be more integrated so that data is available and decisions can be made. That’s why Philips has longstanding collaborations with U.S.-based health systems, government, academia and industry partners to develop solutions that connect people, technology and data across the care continuum. At Philips, we believe health knows no bounds. And neither should healthcare.
Relationship
between Philips and the U.S. Military and Department of Veterans Affairs
Philips is a focused global health technology leader working with public and private U.S. healthcare systems to push the boundaries of healthcare and advance technological innovations. Philips supports the largest and most advanced health systems in the world, including 100 percent of U.S. News & World Report “Honor Roll” hospitals. Over the last three years, Philips has pioneered long-term strategic partnerships with a combined value of more than $1 billion at six leading national health systems.
Through meaningful collaboration, we have developed solutions that are continually improving patient outcomes in areas such as genomic research, population health management and technological innovations that deliver ever-greater precision and minimally invasive interventions, moving clinicians closer to getting diagnosis and treatment right the first time.
Through dedicated research, innovation and collaborations, Philips is achieving better outcomes and expanding access to care for our nation’s 20 million+ veterans and their families with customized telehealth solutions designed to help VA health systems achieve sustainable, market-leading results, while allowing care delivery when and where patients need it most.
People directly impacted by Philips Cares, Philips Foundation, volunteer programs and community organizations in North America in 2016.
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In 1933, Philips opened its first U.S. office during the worst year of the Great Depression bringing jobs to America when unemployment reached an unprecendented 25%.
The U.S. is Philips’ largest market in the world accounting for more than $6 billion in revenue.
[Approximately
1/3 of global sales]
Manufacturing and R&D
