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Think you know what you're looking at?
This X-ray image shows part of your body.
Can you guess which part of the human skeleton this is?
Hint: It's where two bones meet.
Take a guess in the poll below ⬇️
04 Nov 2026
An old suitcase rediscovered in a former colleague’s attic offers a glimpse into how far our technology has come.
Jan van der Laan worked on Philips ultrasound systems almost 50 years ago. While cleaning out his home, he found a prototype from that era – one that needed a trolley just to move it. "This thing is heavy and by no means portable," he said.
Fast forward to today: we have app-based handheld ultrasound systems. No trolley needed. Just a smartphone and the ability to bring diagnostic imaging to emergency rooms, community clinics, and homes.
The prototype now lives in our heritage collection. It serves as a reminder that innovation isn't just about technology. It's about making care more accessible to more people.
02 Nov 2026
Stroke care can’t afford to be late. ⏱️
Less than 5% of stroke patients receive adequate treatment.* That means too many people miss the chance to receive the right care at the right time.
Philips helps care teams across the stroke pathway by connecting data, technology and people, helping give time back when it matters most. Because time is life in stroke care.
Link in bio to discover more.
30 Oct 2026
Most people experiencing a stroke won't recognize the signs themselves. Often, it’s partners, friends or colleagues that have to act FAST. ⏱️ Can you recognize the signs?
F: Face drooping?
A: Arm weakness?
S: Speech difficulties?
T: Time to call emergency services.
At Philips, we help give care teams back time across the stroke pathway, helping them see more, decide smarter, act faster and treat better. Together with healthcare providers and partners, we're working to improve access to timely stroke care for more people.
Time is life in stroke care. Learn the signs. Act FAST.
#WorldStrokeDay #TimeIsLife #ActFAST #StrokeActionNow
29 Oct 2026
Can you guess the health tech?
Hint: This scanner uses radio waves and a huge magnet to help clinicians see what’s going on inside the body, without surgery or radiation.
How many swipes did it take you?
26 Oct 2026
AI in healthcare is moving from possibility to everyday reality.
Consider this: 65% of healthcare professionals say they're using workplace AI more frequently than a year ago.
That’s a big shift in just 12 months.
And among patients who use AI for health information, 58% say generative AI has helped them feel more prepared for healthcare appointments.
Now the challenge is making sure that healthcare has the foundation in place so that AI can support care. AI shouldn’t be just a new tool, but rather a part of everyday healthcare.
What did 22,000+ patients and clinicians say about AI in healthcare in the Philips Future Health Index 2026? Click the link in bio to learn more.
22 Oct 2026
What's one word that describes a great sonographer? 👀
While at #SDMS2026, we teamed up with @kristydms for a fun "Finish the Sentence" challenge with Philips sonographers. From the importance of empathy to advice for new grads, their answers highlight the skills and mindset that help make a lasting impact on patient care.
As part of Ultrasound Awareness Month, we're celebrating the sonographers who educate, inspire, and care for patients every day.
#SDMS2026 #UltrasoundAwarenessMonth #SonographerLife #Sonography #UltrasoundEducation
19 Oct 2026
Will AI replace your doctor? The short answer: no.
One of the biggest misconceptions about AI in healthcare is that it will make care less human. Listen in as Philips Chief Medical Officer Carla Goulart-Peron and Chief AI Officer Shez Partovi discuss AI’s real potential to reduce time-consuming routine work so doctors, nurses, and technicians can spend more time focused on people.
Because the moments that matter most in healthcare – feeling seen and heard, being reassured, and having a clinician fully present with you – aren’t automated.
Watch to the end for a powerful reminder of what technology can support—but never replace.
What do you hope AI improves about the healthcare experience? Share your thoughts below. ❤️
16 Oct 2026
Back in 2004, well ahead of the AI assistants we now use daily, Philips created iCat – a robot capable of identifying faces, scheduling meetings and operating household appliances.
Ahead of its time? That's our view.
As we celebrate 135 years of innovation, we're revisiting a few of the ideas that helped shape what came next.
We're posting pictures of our 'cat' so feel free to add a photo of yours in the comments. Extra credit for a face as expressive as iCat's. 😼
The link in our bio has more on iCat.
#Innovation #AI #CatsofInstagram
15 Oct 2026
At Philips, our focus is clear: delivering better care for more people.
But what does better care for more people mean to our colleagues helping bring it to life every day?
📹 Watch the video to hear what they have to say.
13 Oct 2026
What do you think of when you picture your heart?
For healthcare professionals, getting the full picture of your heart is essential to diagnose, and later treat, heart conditions – and that often requires more than one perspective.
Technology can bring together different views to tell the story of how your heart is functioning and help clinicians get the answers they need to provide the best possible care.
We've built imaging technology that gives clinicians every angle they need to see what matters. Because every detail matters.
Swipe through the carousel to explore the different ways clinicians are seeing your heart. ⬇️
08 Oct 2026
We may not always notice what our hearts are doing, but sometimes, a heartbeat can have a slightly different rhythm. This small change can be hard to notice. That’s why Philips’ small, wearable patch can record your heart rhythm for two weeks, while you go about your everyday life.
For Remmelt de Geus, every heartbeat is as unique as a song. Helping care teams listen to the heart is one way we deliver better care for more people.
06 Oct 2026
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