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A global healthcare technology leader — boldly attacking the most challenging health problems facing humanity with innovations that transform lives.

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http://www.medtronic.com
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Medical Equipment Manufacturing
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10,001+ employees
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Minneapolis, MN
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Public Company

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    We're proud to partner with Virtua Health, a powerful example of meeting patients where they are. We encourage you to read more below.

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    Around the world, too many people struggle to access the care they need. That reality demands new ways of delivering healthcare, as Dennis Pullin and I discuss in our co-authored article. The Healthy Neighbor program, co-created by Medtronic and Virtua Health, addresses widening health gaps in New Jersey. It’s a model that meets patients where they are, combining Virtua’s deep roots in the community with Medtronic LABS’ experience in tech-enabled care. Together, we’re bringing support, trust, and life-changing care to people who might otherwise fall through the cracks. Healthy Neighbor shows that innovation alone isn’t enough. Real progress happens when technology, local partnerships, and human relationships come together. Thank you to Dennis and the Virtua team, and to the Medtronic colleagues helping bring this work to life. I’m proud of what we’ve built together and even more excited about what it means for patients and communities going forward.

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    Sally Saba, M.D., MBA

    Black History Month isn’t about celebration alone, it’s also about remembering why this history matters, and why the work is unfinished. In 1893, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams performed one of the first successful open-heart surgeries. But his true legacy wasn’t just a medical breakthrough. At a time when Black patients were denied care and Black physicians were excluded from opportunity, he founded Provident Hospital in Chicago—the first non-segregated hospital in the United States. It was a declaration that dignity and access in healthcare are not privileges, but rights. He later co-founded the National Medical Association, creating space for Black physicians to learn, lead, and support one another when the doors of medicine were firmly closed. Healthcare has always been shaped not just by what’s possible, but by who is protected, valued, and served. Our Medtronic Mission reflects that responsibility. The six words that drive our purpose: alleviate pain, restore health, extend life – calls us to keep working to ensure our life-saving technologies can reach everyone, everywhere. This #BlackHistoryMonth, I’m honoring pioneers like Dr. Williams not because the work is done, but because their courage continues to call us forward.

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    Cada día, nuestro camino genera un impacto positivo en las personas, en las alianzas y en el sistema de salud. Agradecemos a todos nuestros socios, clientes y colegas por la confianza que nos han brindado a lo largo de esta jornada. Cada colaboración refuerza nuestro propósito y nos impulsa a seguir avanzando. En 2026, continuaremos fortaleciendo nuestra relación con ustedes, impulsando experiencias que generen valor y crecimiento compartido, siempre guiados por la innovación, la colaboración y nuestro compromiso con la salud. Seguimos juntos, transformando vidas. 💙 #MedtronicLatam

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    Edwin Jimenez knows a thing or two about staying physically fit. Even after retiring from the military and moving to a civil service career, you could find him at the gym after work. So it took him by surprise when a routine checkup revealed a problem. “My high blood pressure came on kind of quickly,” he said. “The doctors put me on medication, and I thought that would take care of it.” But it didn’t. Read Edwin's story of resilience, treatment, and recovery thanks to our Symplicity Spyral™ renal denervation system — now covered by Medicare. Risk information: https://lnkd.in/e-8Sk4Rc

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    This father-daughter duo has traversed continents — from the icy climates of North America, to the dense forests of Thailand, to the plains of Africa — in pursuit of something quiet and profound: understanding. As scientists with Medtronic, they implant heart monitors in vulnerable species to study stress and survival, blending cutting-edge technology with a reverence for the natural world. Tim and Noelle Laske are using Medtronic technology to track the heartbeats of wildlife, read about it here

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    Sally Saba, M.D., MBA

    Every day, I see the profound impact our Hispanic and Latino colleagues have on Medtronic. They don’t just contribute to our success; they define it, enriching our workplace and strengthening our ability to deliver meaningful solutions for patients worldwide. As we close out Hispanic Heritage Month, I’m proud to share that this impact has been recognized externally as well: Medtronic has been honored with four 5-star ratings from HACR - Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility as part of its 2025 Corporate Inclusion Index, covering employment, procurement, philanthropy, and governance. These ratings are more than just numbers. They reflect the people who make Medtronic what it is. To our Hispanic and Latino colleagues: thank you for what you bring to our Mission. Rodrigo Medina and Greg Smith – your leadership of our Hispanic Latino Network continues to inspire! ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ #HispanicHeritageMonth #HACRResearch

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    Expanding access to medical technology is critical to strengthening global health systems. This new study explores the critical barriers — and the real opportunities to expanding MedTech access in least developed countries. We’re dedicated to breaking those barriers and expanding access to innovative healthcare solutions worldwide.

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    Edward Kwakwa

    Medical technologies play a critical role in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of non-communicable diseases. Yet, despite the rising burden of such diseases in least-developed countries (LDCs), access to MedTech solutions is an issue in many LDCs. In order to identify solutions, World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPO, the UN Technology Bank for the Least Developed Countries, and Medtronic have just published a joint study examining the current drivers of innovation and access in the MedTech sector for non-communicable diseases across LDCs. The study looks at intellectual property (IP), regulation, financing, and capacity-building in the MedTech industry. Through in-depth case studies of Bangladesh and Rwanda, it provides insights into country-specific contexts while also reflecting broader regional perspectives. By addressing challenges and opportunities, the study aims to inform strategies that will strengthen MedTech innovation and access, helping ensure that patients in LDCs benefit from the technologies they need. Below are some key takeaways from the study: - MedTech is emerging as a leading sector in international patent filings via WIPO’s Patent Cooperation Treaty system. There are great opportunities to further strengthen IP systems by addressing filing costs, enhancing IP frameworks, and building IP awareness. Regulatory harmonization, innovative financing models, such as public-private partnerships and innovation funds, together with sustained investment in training, will continue unlocking MedTech growth. - In a case study, the report shows the impact of reforms in Rwanda from community-based health insurance to updated IP laws and initiatives such as drone delivery and telemedicine. While most MedTech is still imported, regional trade incentives, evolving IP frameworks, and capacity building efforts are opening new opportunities. -Bangladesh’s MedTech ecosystem is expanding, with a growing manufacturing base and even exports in certain product areas. Recent laws and guidelines have added regulatory clarity and boosted investment, while there is potential to streamline the approval processes and boost compliance capacity. Strengthening IP awareness, regulatory systems, and local manufacturing through partnerships will be key to the next stage of growth for MedTech in a range of LDCs. Find out the full report here: https://lnkd.in/em9n77uy #WIPO #IP #GlobalHealth #NCDs #MedTech #Medtronic #UNTechnologyBank 

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    We’re proud to share out our FY25 Impact Report – showing how Medtronic is staying true to our Mission of alleviating pain, restoring health, and extending life!

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    Today, Medtronic launched our FY25 Impact Report and I’m proud to see the advancements we’ve made towards expanding access to care, developing groundbreaking product innovations, and making progress toward our environmental goals. This past year alone, we’ve pushed forward in our efforts to help low-income students gain access to valuable education with our ten-year Medtronic Spark initiative, and we’ve trained over one million healthcare professionals – a testament to our passion for elevating patient care.   In this year’s report, I also had the unique opportunity to interview Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Anthony Hamilton. We discuss how AI and the company’s innovation is improving healthcare and lives for people everywhere – including for Anthony, who has benefited from our GI Genius™ technology.   Read this year’s report here: http://bit.ly/42hOkyM

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    Protecting wildlife is about more than saving species—it’s about preserving the balance of entire ecosystems. 🌎🧬 Through an innovative partnership with the Smithsonian, technology is helping conservationists monitor endangered giant anteaters and gather meaningful data. Tools like the LINQ™ device—originally designed for human monitoring—are now enabling researchers to better understand stress responses and environmental threats to these animals. By bridging medicine and conservation, we’re protecting the future of our planet.

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    When a giant anteater is safely recaptured, researchers retrieve more than a device—they retrieve answers. Thanks to the heart monitor from Medtronic, we’re gaining rare, real-time insights into how these vulnerable animals respond to stress, habitat disruption, and environmental change. This data isn’t just informative—it’s transformative. It helps shape smarter conservation strategies, guides habitat protections, and brings us one step closer to keeping these unique creatures in the wild, where they belong.

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