Medical Technology Association of India - MTaI

Medical Technology Association of India - MTaI MTaI is an association of research based medical technology companies who have made remarkable investments in India.

MTaI Members have large number of R&D centres and medical technology manufacturing plants in India. MTaI represents the entire spectrum of medical device and equipment industry in India with global experience in innovation and Manufacturing. MTaI is committed to improve access to affordable, high quality health care for patients, by collaborating with the Government, Health Care Professionals and other stakeholders to create innovative solutions in Medical Technology & Healthcare. MTaI believes that the Medical Technology sector can create new jobs, skill India’s talent pool on new technologies and help expand affordable healthcare through innovative solutions. MTaI looks to partner with Government of India in setting a roadmap for growth of medical Devices sector by bringing in even bigger investments in this sector, through Make in India & through technology upgradation & dissemination in the provider space. All the time stressing on Quality, Consistency & Patient Safety-the three hall marks of success in this sector; and proving to be the responsible voice of the Medical Technology Industry. To tackle the many challenges the industry is facing today, as well as to tap the opportunities it presents need to come together. In this spirit the following companies have founded MTaI. Abbott, Bard, Bausch & Lomb, Boston Scientific Corporation, Smith & Nephew, J & J, Terumo & Vygon. There are several other companies of different sizes yet similar statures who are already joining us & the list is growing every week.

National Vaccination Day commemorates the 1995 launch of India’s Pulse Polio Immunization Programme, a landmark achievem...
16/03/2026

National Vaccination Day commemorates the 1995 launch of India’s Pulse Polio Immunization Programme, a landmark achievement that paved the way for India being declared Polio-free in 2014.

Beyond the medicine itself, successful immunization is a masterclass in MedTech logistics and infrastructure. According to the WHO, vaccines prevent 3.5-5 million deaths annually, but this impact is only possible through a sophisticated technological ecosystem:

• Cold-Chain Integrity: Advanced refrigeration and monitoring technologies that preserve vaccine potency from lab to last-mile.

• Injection Safety: Global-standard delivery systems and auto-disable syringes that ensure patient safety.

• Digital Health: Real-time tracking and supply-chain data that optimize distribution and ensure no community is left behind.

As we celebrate this day, we recognize the critical role of innovation, diagnostics, and resilient healthcare systems in protecting our populations from preventable diseases.



Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India | World Health Organization (WHO) | UNICEF | Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance | Pavan Choudary

Glaucoma remains one of the leading causes of irreversible blindness worldwide, often progressing silently until vision ...
13/03/2026

Glaucoma remains one of the leading causes of irreversible blindness worldwide, often progressing silently until vision loss occurs.

Early detection is the most effective defense. With advancements in OCT scans, tonometry, and AI-driven retinal imaging, MedTech is now providing clinicians with the tools for earlier diagnosis and proactive management.

This World Glaucoma Week, we emphasize the critical need for diagnostic access and technological innovation in preserving global vision

World Health Organization (WHO) | VISION 2020/IAPB | Aios HQ | United Nations | Pavan Choudary

Kidneys quietly perform some of the body’s most essential functions — filtering waste, regulating blood pressure, and ma...
12/03/2026

Kidneys quietly perform some of the body’s most essential functions — filtering waste, regulating blood pressure, and maintaining fluid balance. Yet many kidney diseases develop silently, often becoming visible only after significant damage.

Globally, chronic kidney disease affects nearly 850 million people, making it one of the most under-recognised health challenges. Kidney cancer is also among the most common cancers affecting the urinary system.

The growing prevalence of diabetes, hypertension, and lifestyle-related risk factors continues to increase the burden of kidney diseases worldwide.
At the same time, advances in diagnostic imaging, minimally invasive surgical systems, and modern dialysis technologies are improving the ability of healthcare systems to detect and manage kidney diseases earlier and more effectively. By integrating these innovations, we move beyond disease management toward a future of early detection and improved patient outcomes.



World Health Organization (WHO) | The International Society of Nephrology (ISN) | Pavan Choudary

On , we celebrate India’s remarkable strides in democratizing healthcare. The Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariy...
07/03/2026

On , we celebrate India’s remarkable strides in democratizing healthcare.

The Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP) has redefined the pharmacy landscape, bringing 2,000+ high-quality generic medicines and 300+ surgical devices to the public at affordable prices.

At MTaI, we believe affordability must go hand-in-hand with precision and quality care. Healthcare outcomes improve when access to medicines is complemented by early diagnosis, effective monitoring through medical technologies, and integrated care pathways- ensuring the right treatment reaches the right patient at the right time.



Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India | Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana | Department of Pharmaceuticals | National Health Authority | NITI Aayog | Pavan Choudary

May this Holi spark new ideas, brighten perspectives, and strengthen the spirit of care.Here’s to a future where every c...
04/03/2026

May this Holi spark new ideas, brighten perspectives, and strengthen the spirit of care.

Here’s to a future where every colour of innovation adds to a healthier, more inclusive tomorrow.

Wishing you a joyful, safe, and vibrant Holi.



Pavan Choudary

Hearing care begins long before school; it is the foundation of a child’s future. This World Hearing Day, we echo the WH...
03/03/2026

Hearing care begins long before school; it is the foundation of a child’s future. This World Hearing Day, we echo the WHO’s call to integrate hearing support into the heart of our communities.

With over 60% of childhood hearing loss being preventable, MedTech serves as a critical catalyst. From advanced newborn screening and portable diagnostics to smart hearing aids and cochlear implants, technology is closing the gap in early intervention.

However, innovation requires integration. We must embed these tools into resilient health systems, ensuring they are accessible, adaptive, and equitable for all. Because hearing care is about more than sound it is about communication, dignity, and the right to opportunity.



World Health Organization (WHO) | Indian Speech-Language and Hearing Association Broadcast | Ali Yavar Jung National Institute of Speech and Hearing Disabilities | Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India

27/02/2026

Air quality and seasonal infections are reshaping health outcomes in India.

When the risk is predictable, preparedness becomes a systems responsibility; not an emergency response.



Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India | Indian Council of Medical Research | National Health Authority | NITI Aayog

MTaI Chairman Mr. Pavan Choudary gave the opening address at the Indo-German Science & Technology Centre Conclave on 𝗠𝗼𝗯...
23/02/2026

MTaI Chairman Mr. Pavan Choudary gave the opening address at the Indo-German Science & Technology Centre Conclave on 𝗠𝗼𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗲 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵 & 𝗧𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗲, held today at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.

Excerpts from his address:

“Telemedicine is not just care at a distance. It is expertise without borders.

Mobile health goes further - for direct digital mediation w/o the doctor - shifting care from hospital-centric to citizen-centric, from episodic to continuous, from reactive to predictive.

Indo-German collaboration is strategically complementary.

Germany brings engineering precision and regulatory depth.
India brings scale, data diversity, diverse clinical spaces, and software capability.

Germany perfects.
India scales.
Together, we can design systems that are not merely advanced - but accessible.

Heinrich Hertz (German) discovered invisible electromagnetic waves - these were later commercialised by Guglielmo Marconi (Italian) - which lead to Radio-Telecom-Telemedicine & m-Health… ideas travel across civilizations before they transform the world. Digital health will be no different.”



Dr Kusumita Arora | Dr Sunita Sharma | Surg VAdm Dr Arti Sarin | Dr Jitendra Kumar | Abhay Karandikar | Dr Arindam Bhattacharyya | Saquib Shaikh

MTaI recently hosted its CEO dinner which also celebrated a decade of impact in the Indian MedTech sector. A 10 year jou...
23/02/2026

MTaI recently hosted its CEO dinner which also celebrated a decade of impact in the Indian MedTech sector. A 10 year journey dedicated to advancing patient access to quality medical devices while maintaining industry viability.

The evening brought together the sector’s most influential voices to acknowledge the collective milestones that have shaped the industry and strengthened India’s healthcare ecosystem.

As we enter our next phase of growth, the shared vision of our leadership community remains the cornerstone of our mission. We look forward to many more years of meaningful partnership and excellence.



Narendra Modi | National Health Authority | Indian Council of Medical Research | NITI Aayog | Pavan Choudary

Behind every life-saving cardiac surgery is a team where the cardiology technologist plays a critical supporting role. T...
14/02/2026

Behind every life-saving cardiac surgery is a team where the cardiology technologist plays a critical supporting role. They are the specialists who assist doctors and complement the work of biomedical engineers by ensuring the seamless operation of diagnostic tools when they are needed most.

This National Cardiology Technologist Day, we honor their commitment to supporting the clinical team. Whether in the echo room or the cath lab, their work ensures that the tools used by our physicians provide the most accurate data possible.

As MedTech evolves with AI and wearable monitors, these professionals continue to adapt, providing the crucial support doctors rely on to save lives. At MTaI, we celebrate the dedicated specialists working behind the scenes to protect every heartbeat.



National Health Authority | of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India | World Health Organization (WHO) | World Heart | BRICS business alliances | United Nations

Reproductive health is not a privilege; it's a right.Yet millions continue to face stigma, silence, and barriers to safe...
12/02/2026

Reproductive health is not a privilege; it's a right.
Yet millions continue to face stigma, silence, and barriers to safe, informed sexual and reproductive healthcare.

At MTaI, we believe technology is the key to breaking this silence.
From self-testing kits and privacy-first diagnostics to fertility tracking and telehealth-enabled care MedTech is making reproductive care more inclusive and safe. By bringing sophisticated tools closer to the individual, we are enabling informed choices and more equitable outcomes for all.

This Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness Day, we reaffirm our commitment to innovation that honors dignity and protects the right to safe, informed care



Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India | National Health Authority | World Health Organization (WHO) | UNFPA India | BRICS business alliances | United Nations

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MTaI is an association of research based medical technology companies who have made remarkable investments in India. MTaI Members have large number of R&D centres and medical technology manufacturing plants in India. MTaI represents the entire spectrum of medical device and equipment industry in India with global experience in innovation and Manufacturing. MTaI is committed to improve access to affordable, high quality health care for patients, by collaborating with the Government, Health Care Professionals and other stakeholders to create innovative solutions in Medical Technology & Healthcare. MTaI believes that the Medical Technology sector can create new jobs, skill India’s talent pool on new technologies and help expand affordable healthcare through innovative solutions. MTaI looks to partner with Government of India in setting a roadmap for growth of medical Devices sector by bringing in even bigger investments in this sector, through Make in India & through technology upgradation & dissemination in the provider space. All the time stressing on Quality, Consistency & Patient Safety-the three hall marks of success in this sector; and proving to be the responsible voice of the Medical Technology Industry. To tackle the many challenges the industry is facing today, as well as to tap the opportunities it presents need to come together. In this spirit the following companies have founded MTaI. Abbott, Bard, Bausch & Lomb, Boston Scientific Corporation, Smith & Nephew, J & J, Terumo & Vygon. There are several other companies of different sizes yet similar statures who are already joining us & the list is growing every week.