Manchester Medical Technology
Development Centre
t: 0161 820 8440
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Accelerating
progress
with new medical technologies
The MEDTECH CENTRE is a joint venture between the Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester Science Parks and TRUSTECH - NHS Innovations North West.
MedTECH Centre has been established to work with innovators developing technology which can help the NHS to provide high-quality, efficient care to its patients.
The Centre offers a range of services including:
- Office and dry-laboratory accommodation in a dedicated unit at MSP
- Hot-desk and rent-a-desk facilities
- Access to MSP’s broadband network infrastructure
- 24/7 operation with computer controlled building access system
MedTECH Centre clients benefit from business development support including:
- Access to NHS and university facilities and expertise
- Access to manufacturing and design facilities
- Co-location with Medilink Northwest
- Access to Free PR and business development services
- Business networking including free seminars and workshops
- Guidance on regulatory approval processes and clinical trial set-up
Above all, MedTECH is within walking distance of the largest clinical academic campus in Europe, comprising five hospitals which treat around a million patients each year (St Mary’s Hospital (women’s hospital), Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester Dental Hospital and Manchester Royal Infirmary) and the Manchester Universities.
Innovators have the chance to work alongside NHS partners to accelerate new products into the NHS market.
Latest News
e-Consultation to improve care, reduce hospital referrals
A MedTECH tenants is offering a service to NHS Trusts which can reduce treatment costs by eliminating unnecessary expensive referrals whilst improving speed and quality of patient care.
Phagenesis Closes 7 Million Euro Series B Financing Round
The MedTECH Centre's first tenant secures further funding to develop a ground-breaking treatment for victims of strok and brain injuries.
