We guide overseas medical-device manufacturers through TGA registration, Australian Sponsorship and reimbursement — and remain your point of contact long after approval.
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Pathway mapped to the device before a single form is opened.
We hold your ARTG entries with no interest in your distribution.
Every assessment milestone tracked and reported back to you.
QMS, variations and post-market obligations kept current.
We work with overseas manufacturers entering the Australian market, and with local companies managing their ongoing quality and regulatory obligations — audit readiness is only one part of it.
Overseas manufacturers bringing a device into Australia for the first time, mapping the pathway from scratch.
Manufacturers who need a non-commercial Australian sponsor rather than handing control to a distributor.
Manufacturers navigating Prostheses List inclusion.
Australian device companies needing QMS maintenance, audit readiness and register upkeep.
The TGA does not mirror overseas classification rules. A wrong class or an incomplete dossier costs months, not days.
The sponsor holds your ARTG entry and carries legal obligations for you. An importer with commercial interests ties your access to their business.
For implantables, the Prostheses List sets private hospital reimbursement — with its own evidence, coding and pricing logic.
QMS maintenance, post-market surveillance, adverse-event reporting and audits run for the life of the product.
Approval without funding is not market access.
We run ARTG inclusion and reimbursement as one sequence — including Prostheses List listing for implantables — so your device reaches the market with funding secured.
Most sponsors assemble Australia from parts: a consultant for the dossier, an importer as sponsor, someone else for funding. We run the route as one project and stay on it after inclusion.
We confirm classification, evidence gaps and the fastest compliant route before money is spent.
We prepare and lodge the application — Class I to III — and answer requests for information.
We act as your non-commercial Australian sponsor, so distribution decisions stay yours.
We build and lodge the funding case, including Prostheses List applications for implantables.
ISO 13485 maintenance, audit attendance, post-market obligations and ARTG and UDI upkeep.
RQSolutions has worked in Australian medical-device regulation since 2002 and is listed as a TGA-recognised sponsor entity. Where a client needs approvals in other markets, we coordinate them through partner consultancies — one point of contact, wider reach.
Eight service lines, ordered the way projects usually run. Clients start anywhere on this list; most end up using several.
Device registration and TGA applications across every risk class — Class I to III — including classification advice and responses to requests for information.
We act as your non-commercial Australian sponsor and PLAC representative — one legal entity holding your ARTG entries, with no interest in your distribution.
QMS setup, implementation and maintenance to ISO 13485, with internal and external audit support — including preparation for and attendance at certification audits.
Government reimbursement strategy and optimisation, with particular depth in implantable devices accessing private hospital funding through the Prostheses List.
Retrieval, organisation and lifecycle management of regulatory documentation, so the current version is the one on file when an assessor or auditor asks.
Product approvals in additional markets, coordinated through an established network of partner consultancies and managed from one point of contact in Australia. See our partners →
Legalisation of TGA certificates through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and destination-country embassies, for markets that require authenticated documentation.
UDI applicability assessment, AusUDID data preparation and labelling review, aligned to your device's TGA compliance timeframe. Read our UDI guide →
Our company used George as a consultant to perform registration of our medical devices in Australia. George's deliverables were always on time, and I would highly recommend George to any medical device company that requires device registration and/or Sponsor services in Australia.
Our company used George as a consultant to perform registration of our medical devices in Australia. George's deliverables were always on time, and I would highly recommend George to any medical device company that requires device registration and/or Sponsor services in Australia.
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