Clariane partners with the European Innovation Council to accelerate innovation in healthcare, mental health, and digital care solutions

Clariane Group

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  1. Bridging the gap between corporations and European...
  2. The next steps in our collaborative journey

On June 11–12, Clariane joined forces with the European Innovation Council (EIC) through the EIC Corporate Partnership Programme to explore new avenues of innovation in healthcare, long-term care, and mental health. We had the opportunity to engage with 14 promising EIC-backed start-ups and scale-ups whose solutions in AI, diagnostics, workflow automation, and digital therapeutics have the potential to improve care quality and enhance the daily lives of both patients and caregivers. This collaboration marks a key step forward in our ambition to co-develop impactful innovations through strong partnerships with the start-up ecosystem.

At Clariane, we are committed to identifying and engaging with forward-thinking partners who share our core values of trust, initiative and responsibility, and who have a collaborative mindset. We are ready to co-develop solutions that deliver meaningful and lasting impact, from pilot programmes to long-term strategic alliances. Europe’s dynamic start-up ecosystem, showcased through EIC-backed companies, holds transformative potential for the future of care.

The European Innovation Council plays a pivotal role in connecting corporations like Clariane with cutting-edge start-ups in the healthcare and care sectors. We are eager to explore collaborations with EIC-backed start-ups and scale-ups that can help us drive the development of impactful solutions to enhance care quality, streamline operations, and improve the daily experience for both our employees and those we serve.

Anne-Charlotte Dymny Group Chief Digital & Information Officer and Chair of Clariane Spain

Bridging the gap between corporations and European start-ups and scale-ups

After several weeks of tailored coaching with experts from the EIC, the 14 startups and scale-ups selected by Clariane presented their innovative approaches to our executives and European experts, showcasing technologies aligned with the evolving needs of our care ecosystem.

These emerging companies from 10 different countries were chosen for the relevance of their solutions to key healthcare and support challenges. Their innovations span areas such as AI-driven diagnostics, telemedicine, care workflow automation, connected devices, and mental health technologies.

  1. BENETE (Finland) – AI-supported mental health assessments and therapeutic monitoring
  2. BESTHEALTH4U (Portugal) – Skin-adherent, bio-compatible wearables for continuous patient monitoring
  3. BIOMEDICAL LAB (Italy) – AI-powered screening tools for chronic disease diagnostics
  4. BOYDSENSE (France) – Non-invasive breath-based diagnostics powered by AI
  5. BRAINCAPTURE (Denmark) – Portable EEG and AI-based diagnostics for neurological disorders
  6. BRAINTRIP LIMITED (Malta) – Early dementia screening through cognitive biomarker analysis
  7. COGVIS (Austria) – Smart camera systems for elderly care and fall prevention
  8. GENETIKAPLUS LTD (Israel) – Personalized psychiatric medication matching using genomics and AI
  9. MODE SENSORS (Norway) – Wearable biosensors for continuous monitoring of hydration and vitals
  10. PRECORDIOR (Finland) – Smartphone-based cardiac monitoring using accelerometer signals
  11. SOOMA (Finland) – Digital therapeutics for depression and chronic pain through non-invasive neuromodulation
  12. TERRAPLASMA (Germany) – Cold plasma-based wound care solutions for infection control
  13. WALK WITH PATH EUROPE (Denmark) – Assistive wearables for neurological rehabilitation and fall reduction
  14. WORK PILOTS (Finland) – On-demand platform for care facility staffing and workflow efficiency

The next steps in our collaborative journey

Beyond the event itself, the programm includes dedicated follow-up support to encourage continued interaction, promote innovation, and identify potential collaboration opportunities. We continue to strengthen our commitment to developing solutions that address the evolving needs of patients, caregivers, and employees by facilitating dialogue between innovation-driven companies and our operational teams.

We thank all participants for their involvement and look forward to the next steps in this joint effort!

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