A global list of practical
Health technology services
For patients, clinicians and startups
Created by startup founders and health professionals
To give information to the people who need it the most
If it can be picked up, stitched up, screwed on and looked through, it’s probably in our database. We offer a very affordable way to find that latest in utilitarian but modern health tools. All sorted by medical specialty, clinical role, health facility, country of origin and product type.
It’s your right to know about the latest products. And it’s our role to give you this information, in an affordable and easy to manage format.
Learn about common hospital errors and how easily they could be prevented.
Meet the companies using our data
See how useful a global directory of health technology hand held devices can be for Doctors, allied health services and patients.
Healthcare is a pragmatic profession. We give you the tools to fix everyday problems.
The only place where you’ll find the practical solutions for health management needs.
An example of what's in our database
Some incredibly useful things you have probably never heard of
That can keep you away from Emergency Departments
Lumin
A simplified touch screen device, with big, easy to understand icons, for easy navigation and no clutter.
Lumary
A workflow management solution for people working in the disability and aged-care sector, build on the Salesforce platform. Formerly Enrite Care.
Lenexa medical
Smart sheets to identify people at risk of developing pressure ulcers and therefore preventing them from becoming expensive and devastating problems.
Testimonials
From satisfied customers
In the media
What people have to say
Latest blog posts
Listen to the workers
There is a relationship between populist uprisings like Brexit and new developments in healthcare like concierge medicine, or pay cash for health services.
The next unicorn – concierge medicine
Concierge medicine is really a return to old fashion family medicine. It also meets ‘unicorn’ standards.
Schools, STEM and Startups
Swinburne University students with Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) skills are picking up work up in the Melbourne startup scene.
Social media
Jeff Matthews MD@JBMatthewsKeep insulting doctors, and good luck finding a physician in 10 years https://t.co/cY9asiO9Ky via @kevinmd
Dr. Zubin Damania@ZDoggMD