Regulatory strategy
Initial assessment, device classification and development of the full approval roadmap in the country.
ISP
Complete electronic health registration through GICONA, with gradual implementation over 24 months for implants and Class IV devices.
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An autonomous public service under the Ministry of Health responsible for regulating medicines, food and medical devices in Chile.
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| Class | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Class I | Low risk | Bandages, masks, gauze |
| Class II | Moderate risk | Infusion pumps, diagnostic equipment |
| Class III | High risk | Non-active implants, advanced surgical equipment |
| Class IV | Critical risk (implants and high-risk devices) | Pacemakers, valves, haemodialysis |
Registration process
Establish a Chilean Registration Holder
Determine the class under Decreto No. 825
Mandatory certified quality management system
Prepare the electronic submission through GICONA in Spanish
The ISP electronic platform assesses the dossier
Electronic Health Registration issued
Post-market
| Area | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Surveillance | ISP technovigilance and adverse event reporting |
| Renewal | 5 years, renewable |
| Required QMS | ISO 13485 (mandatory) |
How HSC helps
Initial assessment, device classification and development of the full approval roadmap in the country.
Document preparation and translation in accordance with local requirements, including responses to deficiencies and requests.
Acting directly as legal representative or recommending an authorised partner accredited by the authority.
Monitoring regulatory changes, renewals, surveillance and responses to authority audits.
Frequently asked questions
Speak to our team for an initial assessment of your product and the most efficient regulatory pathway.
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