Experts in medical device reimbursement and market access in Australia
MedTechnique Consulting provides expert, strategic and competitively priced advice to companies seeking market access and reimbursement for medical devices, technologies and services in Australia. We can help your company by removing the complexities involved in devising a medical technology reimbursement strategy and by completing reimbursement applications and submissions, as well as assisting your company with access to the Australian market.
Why you need an expert?
- Reimbursement of medical devices is complex
- Not getting it right is costly in time, money and loss of market opportunities
- Even simple reimbursement applications can have pitfalls and require a level of knowledge, skill and expertise that most organisations don’t have
- There is constant change in health financing. We are on top of all the details and we are always across changes in policy, legislation, rules and regulations
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MedTechnique Consulting sponsors PL Session at the 2024 MTAA MedTech Conference
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Experts in medical device reimbursement and market access in Australia