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2026 Top Global Medical Device Companies

 
2026 Top Global Medical Device Companies

Stay up-to-date on the latest happenings at medtech's top 30 revenue-producing organizations via the 2026 list.
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OEM News

FDA Breakthrough Device Designation Granted for Vesta Bladder Risk Stratify Dx

Vesta Bladder Risk applies Valar Labs’ AI foundation models to standard hematoxylin and eosin stained pathology slides.

OEM News

GE HealthCare Introduces Logic e Family of Compact Ultrasounds

The family combines console-level performance with AI-enabled features and workflow tools to support portable imaging.

OEM News

Medicare Coverage Granted for Veracyte’s Test for Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer

Veracyte’s TrueMRD platform is supported by expanding clinical evidence.

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People

STAAR Surgical Names Warren Foust as Permanent CEO

Foust has served as the company's interim co-CEO since February 2026, and president & chief operating officer (COO) since March 2025.

People

Former Medtronic, Abbot Executive Steve Motes Tapped to Lead Tulyp Medical

Motes has more recently served as CEO of several early-stage companies, including those in the MCS space.

OEM News

Jupiter Endovascular Announces Positive Results From SPIRARE II Pivotal Trial

The Vertex Pulmonary Embolectomy System demonstrated significant right heart recovery and low adverse event rates.

Editor's Letter

The 2026 Top Company Observations

There was a shift in M&A strategies, sharpening of the FTC's oversight, and AI's influence grew in the top companies.