For a limited time, we are welcoming founding members of the community at no charge. Founding members play a critical role in shaping and defining the community.

Once the community is fully launched, access will move to a paid monthly subscription for new members.

MedTech United is designed for founders, C-level leaders, and senior executives from MedTech companies with proven traction — typically at least $1M in annual revenue or significant funding. We occasionally admit emerging founders who bring unique expertise or promising technologies.

Unlike accelerators, we’re not focused on early-stage cohorts or curriculum. Unlike open social platforms, our community is vetted, private, and designed for meaningful peer exchange. Spam and soliciting are prohibited.

Every application is reviewed to ensure members meet our experience and traction criteria. Service providers and agencies are not generally admitted unless they are recognized thought leaders. This keeps discussions candid and free of solicitation.

If you want to join a mastermind, you’ll be placed into a small, curated peer group that meets monthly in a confidential virtual session. Members share challenges, offer feedback, and hold one another accountable for progress.

All members agree to a code of conduct that prioritizes discretion and confidentiality. Discussions within the community are prohibited from being shared outside the community. Violation of this policy is grounds for expulsion.

To apply, submit the requested information on the application page. Applications are reviewed to ensure that the applicants are Founders or Executives from a verifiable MedTech venture or subject matter experts. This process may take 1-2 weeks. We also limit the number of entrants each month to maintain the culture of the community.

No. All members have a community profile that includes their real name, a current headshot photograph, a brief overview of their professional and personal interests, and the name of their current company.

MedTech is short for medical technology. MedTech segments include digital health, diagnostics, medical devices, wearables, software as a medical device (SaMD), digital therapeutics (DTx), surgical robotics, precision medicine, and Health IT, but this is far from an exhaustive list of segments.

The terms MedTech and HealthTech largely overlap, and we don't get bogged down in semantics. If you leverage technology in a regulated environment to save money, increase efficiency, or improve health outcomes, you've found the right tribe.