Medtech

Ontario was proud to send 65 companies to this year’s Collision conference. With a healthy mix of startups and small and medium-sized enterprises, our tech talent was on full display.

Connexall’s sophisticated communications platform features intelligent alarm routing designed to improve workflows, safety and patient outcomes.

The Ontario government is providing CEM Specialties Inc. (CEMSI) $2 million through the Ontario Together Fund to help commercialize and accelerate production of its airborne COVID-19 detector Kontrol BioCloud (BioCloud).

Invest in Ontario sat with Kevin Lynch from Sagitec Solutions to discover how their expansion into the GTA will spawn business growth for the company.

Each October, companies around the world gear up for the annual MedTech conference – one of the biggest and most renowned of its kind.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario companies have worked tirelessly to ensure people have safe and modern access to healthcare products and services.

Insulin, pacemakers, artificial corneas ― Ontario has a proud history of groundbreaking medical firsts.

For the first time ever, Collision will be fully digital – and there has been a shift in focus. The conference will still showcase the most brilliant tech minds from around the world, but the biggest question on everyone’s lips will be ‘how we can harness the power of technology to combat COVID-19?’

Data Science and Advanced Analytics team at Unity Health Toronto uses AI technology to improve hospital efficiency and patient care.

PointClickCare is the leading cloud-based software vendor for the senior care market, solving global challenges of senior healthcare with technology.