Winning the Professional category is Couplet Care Bassinet by Ty Hagler, from Trig, led with a design which addresses a critical gap in postpartum care: the lack of accessible, user-centered hospital bassinets. The winning Student entry in Medical & Healthcare went to Frida Neckmar, Luisa Ebeling, Silvester Koessler, and Xiaoyu Yu from the Umeå Institute of Design for MIRA. MIRA reimagines the ICU as a space for recovery, connection, and care. Its core innovation is a centralized hub that organizes machines and cables, keeping them easily accessible for caregivers while minimizing visual clutter for patients and families.

The jury team for the 2025 Core77 Design Awards Medical & Healthcare category was led by Benjamin Beck Chief Design Officer and Co-Founder at ELEVEN LLC. Joining Beck on the jury were Dr. Kristian Olson, VP of Design Impact at Mass General Brigham Health, Roy Thompson, Director of Industrial Design at Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Jennifer Linnane, Industrial Designer and UX Consultant.

The 2025 Core77 Design Awards Medical & Healthcare category honors equipment, devices, consumables, and technologies used for diagnosing, monitoring, treating, or preventing health issues. Products that are essential for maintaining well-being, managing chronic conditions, providing care, and ensuring public health.