Medtronic has joined Radical Health Festival Helsinki 2026 as a Gold Partner, adding significant momentum to the festival’s commitment to advancing collaboration and practical innovation across European health systems.
 

As part of their contribution, Medtronic will participate in discussions on access, clinical support, and system performance across care pathways. The company will highlight how data-driven procurement, measurable outcomes, and collaborative financing approaches can help scale high-quality treatments and support more sustainable care pathways.

 

The 2026 edition of Radical Health Festival Helsinki takes place from 19 to 21 January at Messukeskus and is co-curated with the Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs and Health and the City of Helsinki. This year’s theme, Operationalising Precision Health, focuses on real examples of system-level transformation already taking shape across Europe and beyond.
 

“Medtronic’s presence at Radical Health Festival reflects our commitment to strengthening health systems through practical solutions and strong partnerships. We are focused on improving access, supporting clinical teams and advancing outcomes in ways that can scale across entire care pathways. When we align around measurable results, we create impact that supports patients, healthcare professionals and the broader system.” 

Jeppe Hoejholt, Sr Regional Business Director EA&IHS, Medtronic

 

Radical Health Festival Helsinki brings together policymakers, clinicians, innovators, researchers, investors and industry partners. The festival blends policy dialogue, practical collaboration and Europe’s most forward-looking health innovation showcases in a setting designed to support meaningful partnerships.

 

Source & Image Credit: Messukeskus




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