Health equity
Access
Better health for everyone, everywhere
Reaching more communities with healthcare technology through Medtronic LABS.
At least half of the world's population can’t access essential health services. The mission of Medtronic LABS is to change that. By bringing the right healthcare tech, building lasting partnerships, and learning from the data, together we can help expand healthcare access for everyone, everywhere.
1M+
patients screened
241K+
patients enrolled
9K+
health workers trained
124K+
lives improved
Full spectrum care
- Diabetes
- Disability
- Hearing loss
- Maternal health
- Hypertension
- Malaria
- HIV
- Mental health
- TB
When I got diabetes, I was just waiting to die. Because of this program, I’m able to have knowledge and help others with the same condition. Now I have hope in life.”
–Priscah Aondo, Patient & Peer Educator
Technology as a bridge to better health
By equipping health care workers with the right data at the right time, LABS is transforming community health and primary care with SPICE, their open-source digital platform. Using the power of machine learning and artificial intelligence, LABS can reach more patients, improve resource allocation, and restore health in underserved communities.
Where LABS works:
- Bhutan
- Ghana
- Bangladesh
- Kenya
- Rwanda
- Sierra Leone
- Tanzania
- United States
Reimagining the future of healthcare, together
Solutions to the toughest healthcare challenges can only come through strong partnerships. Medtronic LABS takes a hyper local approach to tap into the expertise of the communities they seek to serve. The people closest to the issues are also closest to the solutions. That’s why LABS employs researchers and designers in the communities where it works — with over 85% of its employees based regionally. LABS partners with local governments, faith-based organizations, and health systems to deliver a full spectrum of healthcare services to those who need it most.
We have to provide quality healthcare for all. Not just for people who can afford it.”
–Ruchika Singhal, Vice President of Global Health and Medtronic LABS
