Ulf Lindahl

Manufactures and sells patented electronic dispensers of medicines

Develops and manufactures dialysis equipment and blood purification products

Develops pharmaceutical products from heparin derivatives

Manufactures medical equipment and medical disposable products

Manufactures cooking and bakery equipment

Swedish Medtech is the industry association representing over 200 medical technology companies that provide a wide range of medical solutions and treatment methods to healthcare, care services, and patients. The private company is based in Stockholm, Sweden. The organization focuses on areas including digitalization and eHealth, research and innovation, sustainability, crisis preparedness and resilience, medical technology regulations, procurement, and the value of medical technology. It promotes open, transparent collaboration between healthcare providers and the medical technology industry to ensure high-quality, patient-centered care. Swedish Medtech supports its members through professional networks, expert advice, education programs, events, and resources such as news updates, podcasts, and reports. The association engages in regulatory discussions, advocating for clear, systematic, and transparent processes for adopting and evaluating medical technologies, emphasizing assessment of technologies within entire treatment methods. It facilitates cooperation on clinical trials, biobank infrastructure, and health data access, including regional agreements to improve secure and privacy-preserving data sharing. The organization emphasizes effective procurement processes that prioritize value and regulatory compliance, collaborating with regions to improve procurement practices and address challenges such as supply chain security and trade barriers. In response to crises like the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical conflicts, Swedish Medtech highlights the role of medical technology companies in crisis preparedness, cybersecurity, and ensuring safe healthcare delivery. It leads and coordinates innovation projects to support the transition from research to widespread use of new medical technologies, fostering Sweden as an environment for medical technology development and clinical cooperation.