Stockholm: Shaping the Future of Care with Political Decision-Makers and Innovative Actors Kopieren

The invitation to a two-day meeting on the topic of digital care futures in Stockholm was a great honor for us, as we had the opportunity to engage in enriching discussions with relevant political figures, including the Danish Minister for Seniors, Mette Kierkgaard, the Swedish Minister Anna Tenje, and the Danish Ambassador to Sweden, Kristina Miskowiak Beckvard, while also sharing insights about our technology.

Central Themes of the Discussions

At the heart of the discussions were key topics such as prevention, early detection, and the role of digital solutions in improving care quality. We explored together how technologies can not only simplify routine checks and labor-intensive tasks but also help make daily care more efficient, allowing for more time to be spent on direct patient care.

The focus was on using data to promote value-based care. We demonstrated how the Nemlia platform seamlessly integrates with existing systems to enable informed decision-making and support personalized care. Our goal is to improve care outcomes through data while ensuring that resources are used optimally—where they are needed most.

Visit to Ambea Care Home (https://ambea.com/).

Another highlight of our stay was the visit to the Ambea Care Home. Here, we were able to see their innovative approach to elderly care. Notably, Ambea has developed an impressive AI agent that enhances engagement for older adults. This agent assists them with tasks such as cooking and other daily activities, making their everyday lives more human and enjoyable.

Gratitude and New Partnerships

Our stay in Stockholm was marked not only by exciting discussions but also by warm hospitality. It was a unique experience and a great encouragement to continue doing everything we can for a better future in care and to actively contribute to it.