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Minnetonka Medical Technology is a medical device distributor and healthcare solutions provider based in Minnetonka, Minnesota. Founded in 1985, the company evolved from former award-winning Midwest anesthesia distribution companies and serves hospitals, surgery centers, and healthcare providers. The company operates as a small organization with 1 employee and generated approximately $1 million in annual revenue as of 2024. It is led by President Gavin Keogh. Minnetonka Medical Technology's product portfolio spans multiple therapeutic areas including anesthesia machines, diabetes management devices, pain management solutions, intensive care ventilators, neonatal care equipment, and wound care products. The company also provides consulting services and operates a 3D operating room configurator tool for hospital and medical product design. The company is strategically located in the Twin Cities-West Metro-Lake Minnetonka region, which hosts over 3,000 medical companies and represents one of the country's largest healthcare company clusters. This location enables MMT to leverage resources across the medical device, pharmaceutical, and healthcare sectors to deliver technology-driven solutions to its clients.
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