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Athensmed to support Sofita to accelerate the growth of the company. Sofita offers professional and high-quality workforce support to the social and healthcare sector. The company has grown rapidly and has expanded its service offering. Athensmed, as a long-term owner, supports the company to execute its growth and development plans.
Carelink acquired Danish Practio. Practio provides innovative vaccination solutions in pharmacies and the company’s own vaccination clinics. Carelink is one of the largest and most successful temporary staffing agency providers in the healthcare sector in Denmark.
Athensmed is starting a partnership with Save the Children organization to help children in need in Sudan. Athensmed commits to support Save the Children’s project in Sudan for five years to secure continuity of the support.
Software investor Main Capital Partners acquired majority ownership of a leading Finnish provider of software services for virtual healthcare.
Sooma Oy, a Finnish medical device company developing non-invasive brain stimulation devices for treatment of neurological and psychiatric disorders, works with Finnish and Italian Angels members to secure a new investment of 1.0m Euro in equity along with a 250k Euro grant by Business Finland.
Nordic Fit Mama has started to collaborate with Mehiläinen, the largest private healthcare service provider in Finland.
VideoVisit has secured EUR 1.5 million in financing to scale its services to international markets.
NHS GP waiting times are at their all-time worst but things are set to improve, as Klinik Healthcare Solutions launches a groundbreaking algorithm to take charge of the triage process and automate patient flow for ultimate efficiency.
Digital services have been found to increase health-related quality of life and several aspects of patient experience. However, to achieve the positive outcomes made possible by digital services, patients need to use the services regularly and diligently.
VideoVisit has secured EUR 1.5 million in financing to scale its services to international markets.
