Individually, we can achieve so much. Together, we can achieve so much more.
Medtech-iQ Aotearoa is a national innovation hub that brings the MedTech sector together to spark creativity, drive economic growth and generate positive outcomes for our people, our communities and New Zealand as a whole.
Follow the links below to discover more about how we can help.
New Zealand Born MedTech companies
University spin-out companies
Global export sales make up 94% of New Zealand's MedTech sector.
Sector revenue
MedTech companies comprise 81.5% of New Zealand’s health technology sector revenue
invested in New Zealand MedTech between 2021-2023
Rongo Hou | News
Medtech startup Veriphi launches $2m crowdfunding campaign
It's taken 16 years but the company finally has its first paying customer.
Health Minister to speak at Melbourne digital health festival
Minister for Mental Health and Associate Minister of Health, Matt Doocey will travel to Australia today to attend Digital Health Festival 2025 in Melbourne.
oVRcome: Kiwi start-up aims to cut down on mental health wait times
Access to mental health support is a constant problem - but one Kiwi start-up is working towards a solution. Between the shortage of qualified professionals, long delays and high costs, plenty of New Zealanders aren't getting the help they need.
Kaupapa e Whai Ake Nei | Upcoming Events
Digital Health AI Summit
The Digital Health AI Summit in 2025 brings together health leaders from across the sector to collaborate to make AI driven change in healthcare, by sharing collective knowledge to develop action plans. Come to connect with other health leaders, to hear from experts and those who have successfully implemented AI solutions, and to collaborate across the health sector to drive change.
2025 NZ Hi-Tech Awards Gala Dinner
Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating New Zealand's tech excellence!
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Medical Software Regulatory Requirements
Join this interactive workshop covering regulatory aspects of SaMD / SiMD products by the HealthTech Activator and Te Tītoki Mataora
