Medical Technology that is changing the face of chronic disease. By working closely with physicians around the world, we create therapies to help patients with chronic diseases do things they never thought possible.

Our medical technologies help make it possible for millions of people to resume everyday activities, return to work, and live better, longer. We're able to do this with the help of some very special people around the world: 38,000 dedicated employees who share a passionate purpose to improve lives, thousands of medical professionals who share their insights and ideas, and hundreds of advocacy associations that help us share information so people with debilitating diseases know relief is possible.

Our Mission

Penned more than 40 years ago by our co-founder, the Medtronic Mission continues to unite all of us worldwide in a higher purpose: to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend lives. More
 

Leadership

Transforming the way the world treats chronic disease takes visionary leaders with experience and energy. More
 

Business Overview

Our six major businesses focus their efforts around a condition or therapy type: Cardiac Rhythm Disease Management, Spinal and Biologics, CardioVascular, Neuromodulation, Diabetes, and Surgical Technologies. To ensure we leverage knowledge and best practices across all these diverse groups, we have several strategic corporate groups. More
 

Community Involvement

Our Mission calls on us to maintain good citizenship. We do this through Medtronic Foundation grants, product donations, employee volunteerism, and meaningful partnerships with global organizations. More
 

Diversity

Our goal is to make everyone who touches Medtronic feel welcome and respected. Our culture of inclusion has many facets. More
 

Corporate Responsibility

We take our role in changing healthcare very seriously. We assume full responsibility to ensure patient safety and ethical behavior in all our work. More
 

Our Story

Medtronic was co-founded by an electrical engineer who used medical technology to help a cardiologist keep his open-heart surgery patients alive. Ever since, we've been using our deep understanding of human physiology to create life-changing therapies that help people with chronic diseases. More
 

Locations

We serve patients and medical professionals in more than 120 countries. More