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PROGRAMME
The European event
fostering innovation in
the healthy ageing sector
JANUARY
28 & 29
2020
Nice, France
4th edition
@AgeingFit | AgeingFit Event
www.ageingfit-event.com 1
WELCOME
WE ARE THE LINK
BETWEEN 3 MILLION MEMBERS.
Thank you for joining us and welcome to Nice for the 4th edition of AgeingFit, the first European
event dedicated to innovation in the healthy ageing sector.
Since its creation in 2017, AgeingFit gathers over 550 attendees from more than 25 countries
representing healthy ageing companies, retirement and care homes, hospitals, healthcare
system payers, research institutes, associations, clusters as well as investors.
The AgeingFit 2020 conference programme is designed to address the main issues of the
healthy ageing sector and the senior care market. You can find a detailed agenda in the
following pages. This year, you will be able to meet care homes in a dedicated meeting
area. We also invite you to spend time in the exhibition area to exchange with key players of
the sector, and listen to the pitch sessions to discover the latest innovations dedicated to
improving the everyday lives of ageing people.
We wish you a fruitful and enjoyable event, full of meetings and partnerships, and we hope to
see you next year in Lille on January 26th & 27th, 2021 for the 5th edition of AgeingFit, for even
more meetings, deals and discoveries of innovations in the healthy ageing sector!
Sébastien Podevyn Émilie Royere Étienne Vervaecke
General Manager General Manager General Manager
FRANCE SILVER ÉCO Eurobiomed Eurasanté & Clubster NHL
AÉSIO is the merger of the mutual companies ADRÉA,
APRÉVA and EOVI MCD with the aim of forging an
even stronger link between our members and us.
Organisers:
aesio.fr
MUTUALIST GROUP SPECIALISED IN HEALTH INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL PROTECTION
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Crédit photo Alexis Raimbault. Document non contractuel à caractère publicitaire. Ref : 20-023-3 Institutional Partners:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
AGEINGFIT AgeingFit is the first European event
entirely dedicated to innovation in
Organisers.............................................................................. 6
AT A GLANCE the healthy ageing sector, gathering
all actors in the innovation cycle from Steering Committee................................................................. 8
research to market, along with the key Sponsors................................................................................ 11
players in regulation and evaluation with
the objectives to identify tomorrow’s AGENDA................................................................................ 12
market needs and to promote today’s
innovative products and services for the
HOSTED EVENTS AGENDA.................................................... 14
senior care market.
NETWORKING
One-to-one meetings................................................................ 17
Meet the care homes............................................................... 18
INNOVATION PITCHES 20
CONFERENCES
Plenary session....................................................................... 23
Track 1: The European senior care market challenges................ 24
Track 2: Connected healthy ageing........................................... 26
AGEINGFIT 2020 Track 3: Innovative prevention through nutrition for healthy ageing. 28
Track 4: Innovation in long-term care institutions........................ 30
KEY FIGURES Track 5: Innovation for ageing well at home............................... 32
HOSTED EVENTS
VivaLab conference - Carsat Sud-Est..........................................34
Challenge for a Nice Life.......................................................... 35
Aésio Conference.................................................................... 36
550 PARTICIPANTS
25+ COUNTRIES
REPRESENTED 75 SPEAKERS
IGAM Congress....................................................................... 37
EXHIBITION
Exhibitor list & Floor plan.......................................................... 38
50 EXHIBITORS
16 INNOVATION
PITCHES 1,500+ ONE-TO-ONE
MEETINGS Exhibitor descriptions............................................................... 40
Sponsors................................................................................ 49
44 Partners.................................................................................. 50 5
ORGANISERS
EURASANTÉ
www.lille.eurasante.com | @Eurasante
Eurasanté is a technology transfer tool, an incubator, an accelerator and a cluster
manager in the Health field in Northern France. Eurasanté assists French and
foreign companies, entrepreneurs, scientists and clinicians with their innovation
and development projects. The region includes over 1,000 healthcare companies
with 30,800 employees in this sector. Eurasanté also organises four international
healthcare-related partnering events that aim to increase and improve interaction
between academia and industry: BioFIT (Life Sciences), MedFIT (MedTech,
Diagnostic, Digital Health), NutrEvent (Food, Feed, Nutrition, Health) and AgeingFit
(Healthy Ageing).
FRANCE SILVER ÉCO
Welcome to
www.france-silvereco.fr | @Francesilvereco
FRANCE SILVER ÉCO was set up in 2009, as an initiative of the Ministry of the
NICE
Economy with the support of the Ministry of Health. The association brings
together all stakeholders in the healthy ageing sector, both private and public.
The South Region and the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis are attractive
Its missions: to promote and lead the Silver economy sector, to develop
for the Silver Economy and Health. They boost strong expertise in
collaboration between public and private actors in the Silver Economy community
technologies (software, IoT...), structuring projects, pilot care institutes.
at both national and international levels, to engage in lobbying, to help the French
The senior population comes to Provence in search of products and
territories in organising their own strategy regarding the Silver economy and to
services related to healthy ageing (leisure, housing...) and the area is
develop an Observatory of the sector.
also a great tourist attraction. Over recent years, regional initiatives
have been launched in order to identify and gather the various players
EUROBIOMED
www.eurobiomed.com | @PoleEurobiomed with the aim of anticipating the expected growth of this new economy.
Founded in 2009, Eurobiomed tops European rankings in all stages of innovation:
Education, basic, translational and clinical research, technological innovation Today, the South Region is a key player in the Silver Economy, with a rich,
centres, start-ups and industrial success stories. Together, the 280 Eurobiomed diverse and innovative ecosystem that contributes to the development
members are a driving force in regional development and offers solutions for and expansion of a sector, benefiting from a significant senior population
businesses and research organisations in the health sector to help them innovate, and a mild, sunny climate.
finance, develop and achieve their strategic and business objectives.
CLUBSTER NHL
www.nhl-cluster.com | @ClubsterNSL
Clubster NHL is the only competitiveness cluster where the challenges of ageing
and longevity are at the heart of its strategy. It federates a network of 350
members committed to innovation in health and nutrition.
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INDUSTRY ACADEMIA CLUSTERS, ASSOCIATIONS,
CARE HOMES
Filippo Cavallo
Assistant Professor Eric Boulanger
The Bio Robotics Institute Professor in Ageing Christine Asbury
CEO Biology and Geriatrics Chief Executive
CoRobotics University of Lille WCS Care
François Puisieux
Jean-François Delage Deputy Head of the Karina Marcus
VP Innovation & Research Gerontology Unit Science Officer
McCain Lille University Hospital COST Association
Astrid Stuckelberger
Laurent Levasseur President Anne-Sophie Parent
CEO Geneva International Director
Bluelinea Network on Ageing Age Platform Europe
Lise Pape Sébastien Podevyn
CEO INVESTORS General Manager
Walk With Path & HEALTH INSURERS France Silver Éco
Running out of battery?
Antonio Remartinez
Strategic Consultant Ingrid Rayez Emilie Royere
Health and Social Director, Venture General Manager
Sectors LBO France Eurobiomed
Charlotte Krieg
Jesús Valero Congil Innovation, Prevention Jan Sikkema
Health Unit Director and Services Manager Business Development Director
Tecnalia Eovi Mcd Healthy Ageing Campus
Joris Wiersinga Etienne Vervaecke
Founder & CEO General Manager
SilverFit Eurasanté & Clubster NHL
Come to the partnering desk to borrow a powerbank!
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SPONSORS
PLATINUM SPONSOR
www.aesio.fr
The AÉSIO group, leader in the health insurance solutions, is established in 2016 across
the union of Adréa, Apréva and Eovi Mcd. Thanks to the mobilization of teams and the
complementarity of networks, Aésio currently protects 3 million people, including 40,000
companies.
The Group has one ambition which supporting its members at every stage of their life, by
offering them comprehensive insurance and service solutions that meet their needs today
while anticipating those to come.
These solutions are designed with all the partners on a cooperative basis, as close as possible
to the people needs, to allow them to live in better health and, beyond that, to live better.
The creation of the mutual benefit insurance company, Aésio also provides greater financial
solidity, giving mutual health insurers the margins for their development and transformation.
This structure must also result in renewed capacities with the aim of meeting in particular the
challenges of access for all to quality care, aging and the chronicisation of diseases.
BRONZE SPONSOR
Pioneering nutritional solutions www.comarch.fr
for patients and healthy agers, Founded in 1993 in Kraków, established in France since 2006, Comarch is an editor, integrator,
and host of IT solutions, and has 6,500 employees worldwide. Comarch Healthcare offers
helping them to live longer and telemedicine solutions: remote monitoring, teleconsultation, EHR, HIS and also hosting (HDS).
healthier lives 280 European medical entities use these solutions and in Poland, a private hospital with 100
doctors is integrated with Comarch campus to develop tomorrow’s healthcare solutions.
Dedicated Medical and Healthy Ageing
Nutrition business unit
Formulation, nutrition, sales, supply CONTRIBUTING SPONSOR
chain, and marketing expertise
Unmatched ingredients, made with care
Pioneering nutritional solutions www.nzmp.com
Fonterra is a global dairy nutrition company owned by 10,000 farmers.
We’re a world leading dairy exporter – shaping the industry in quality and innovation. We share
Contact us on our website so an NZMP expert can get in touch! the goodness of dairy nutrition with the world through our brands, farming and processing
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AGENDA AGENDA
DAY ONE | Tuesday, January 28th DAY TWO | Wednesday, January 29th
Conferences Side activities Networking Conferences Side activities Networking
8.30 am 8.30 am
9.00 am NAME BADGE PICKUP & WELCOME COFFEE 9.00 am WELCOME COFFEE
CALLIOPE ROOM URANIE ROOM CALLIOPE ROOM URANIE ROOM INNOV’AREA
Inside look at wearables and To what extent are local Building new smart homes or How to develop a precision-
9.00 am data: Which potential to tackle authorities across Europe 9.00 am focusing on retrofit: How to based approach to nutrition and
10.00 am
Innovation
10.15 am the loss of physical, cognitive or the key scale to enable the design and deliver housing nutrient intakes considering
Pitches
psychosocial autonomy of an independent living of older older people want and need? the diversity of the older adults’
One-to-one
ageing population? adults at home? population?
meetings
EXHIBITION AREA EXHIBITION AREA
10.15 am 10.00 am
11.00 am NET WORKING BREAK Meet the
10.45 am NET WORKING BREAK Meet the
care homes care homes
CALLIOPE ROOM CALLIOPE ROOM URANIE ROOM
From bench to bedside: How
11.00 am
PLENARY SESSION 10.45 am
11.45 am
to go from a European funded
Which innovations to prevent
and manage care workers
12.30 pm How can healthcare innovations be faster scaled across Europe research project to the market
occupational risks?
in the Silver Economy? in the senior care sector?
CALLIOPE ROOM URANIE ROOM
Technology and collaborative working Which innovative food services
12.30 pm 11.45 am
2.00 pm LUNCH 12.45 pm
between hospitals and care homes:
and distribution channels to
Which opportunities to enable
enhanced clinical interventions for care cater for older adults’ nutritional
CALLIOPE ROOM URANIE ROOM home residents? needs at home?
One-to-one
2.00 pm How to better mobilise public How are care homes evolving meetings
12.45 pm
3.00 pm and private investment for and innovating to provide 2.00 pm LUNCH
healthy ageing innovation at long-term care at home?
European scale? CALLIOPE ROOM INNOV’AREA
2.00 pm
CALLIOPE ROOM URANIE ROOM 3.00 pm
Innovation
How are the growth and Digitally-enabled prevention: How are we moving to proactive care Pitches
Cognitive decline: Which
3.00 pm consolidation of long-term care models and delaying the onset of older adults’ frailty?
4.00 pm
strategies to enhance the One-to-one
providers in Europe leveraging the 3.00 pm
adoption of a healthy ageing meetings
construction of an international 3.30 pm
diet as a preventive strategy?
senior care market?
3.30 pm
EXHIBITION AREA 4.00 pm NET WORKING BREAK
4.00 pm
4.30 pm NET WORKING BREAK Meet the
care homes CALLIOPE ROOM INNOV’AREA
4.00 pm
CALLIOPE ROOM INNOV’AREA 4.30 pm Looking ahead to senior care market access strategy and regulatory Award
Ceremony
constraints: How to ensure their early integration in the R&D
4.30 pm How is digital health transforming the relationships between Innovation 4.30 pm projects’ development?
6.00 pm patients and residents, health professionals and informal carers? Pitches 5.00 pm
Track 1: The European senior care market challenges
Track 2: Connected healthy ageing
6.30 pm VINTAGE PARTY Track 3: Innovative prevention through nutrition for healthy ageing
Track 4: Innovation in long-term care institutions
Track 5: Innovation for ageing well at home
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HOSTED EVENTS AGENDA
DAY 2
DAY 1
Wednesday,
Tuesday, January 28th
January 29th
8.30 am WELCOME
9.00 am WELCOME COFFEE
COFFEE
SALLE ERATO SALLE ERATO
9.00 am
vinptage
10.15 am
IGAM congress
VivaLab conference
10.15 am
11.00 am NET WORKING BREAK
10.15 am -10.45 am
COFFEE BREAK
arty
11.00 am
12.30 pm
IGAM congress
NETWORKING
12.30 pm
2.00 pm Lunch LUNCH
12.45 pm -2.00 pm
LUNCH
WELCOME DRINKS
TAPAS
SALLE ERATO
IGAM congress
2.00 pm Challenge for a JANUARY FROM
4.00 pm Nice Life, the health
3.30 pm - 4.00 pm 28 TH 6.30 PM
innovation contest led COFFEE BREAK
by the City of Nice and
4.00 pm the European City of NETWORKING
BREAK
BOSTON BAR
4.30 pm NETWORKING BREAK
Health Innovation. IGAM congress 11 Place de l’Ile de Beauté, 06300 Nice
4.30 pm SALLE URANIE
5.00 pm
Aésio Conference
5.00 pm
6.00 pm
6.30 pm VINTAGE PARTY
14 15ONE-TO-ONE MEETINGS
The partnering platform is the most efficient way to identify and connect with
potential business, research and financial partners.
WIN A PASS 48H
TO MEET YOUR FUTURE PROJECT
PARTNERS, OBTAIN FUNDING
AND ACCELERATE INNOVATION
FOR NEXT YEAR’S EDITION
IDENTIFY INITIATE MEET DEVELOP
today’s innovative discussions with the most qualified new collaborations
products, services potential partners, players in the and partnerships
and collaboration investors or clients healthy ageing
opportunities sector
3 STEPS TO
PARTICIPATE:
WHO WILL YOU MEET?
1.
Follow us on Twitter
@AgeingFit INVESTORS
HEALTHY AGEING
2. COMPANIES 5%
Take a nice picture with the (nutrition, medical devices, RESEARCH
ICT, assistive technologies, 10% INSTITUTES
2021 AgeingFit Save The Date service providers...)
3. 10% HEALTHCARE
Post it on Twitter with the hashtag 40 % SYSTEM PAYERS
#AgeingFit2021
10% ASSOCIATIONS
AND CLUSTERS
The winner will be announced RETIREMENT 25%
on January 30th, 2020 on Twitter AND CARE
and will be contacted by HOMES,
the AgeingFit team. HOSPITALS
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17MEET THE YOU ARE
REPRESENTING A CARE HOME
CARE HOMES Come and meet the providers of innovative solutions in different
areas to gain insight on innovations of the sector, identify
solutions to meet your needs, and share your unmet needs to
the companies and service providers to jointly develop adapted
solutions.
Tuesday, January 28th
10.15 am – 11.00 am
4.00 pm – 4:30 pm YOU ARE A PROVIDER
Wednesday, January 29th
OF INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS
10.00 am – 10.45 am Come and meet retirement and care homes. Present them your solutions, imagine
with them the innovations of EUTERPE
tomorrow by better understanding the unmet needs
Lunch & coffee Partnering booths Coffee break area CONFERENCE ROOM
of professional and patients/residents, and eventually receive feedback on your
break area
existing solutions.
Partnering desk & Lunch area
Internet terminals
Press area
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TERRACE
ENTRANCE
B4 B4 B4 B4
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INNOV’AREA
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B5
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B1 B2
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MEET THE
B2 /4 ia3 ia4 ia5 ia6 ia7 ia8 B4
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C5 C6
C1 CARE HOMES
C2
ERATO URANIE CALLIOPE
D6 CONFERENCE ROOM CONFERENCE ROOM CONFERENCE ROOM
D1 D2 D3 D4 D5
MEET THE CARE HOMES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
SPEAKER ROOM HOME CARE
PHYSIOTHERAPY MEDICAL CARE E-HEALTH NUTRITION SUPPORT SERVICES
REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT INNOVATION FOOD CAREGIVERS
SUPPLEMENT ASSOCIATIONS
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PITCH SESSIONS DIGITAL SOLUTIONS
I-PROGNOSIS CONSORTIUM
A personalized Game Suite for Parkinson’s Disease targeting intelligent early detection and
The AgeingFit pitch sessions offer the opportunity to detect the most innovative and promising
intervention.
projects in the healthy ageing sector. All these projects aim at improving the everyday
lives of ageing people and preventing age-related disorders. MEDCLINIK
MedClinik creates mobile and digital solutions to connect patients to their health, treatment,
healthcare providers and journey.
THE MOST INNOVATIVE PROJECT KIPLIN
WILL BE AWARDED ON WEDNESDAY, Kiplin uses the levers of gamification and collective strength to deliver engaging PA
JANUARY 29TH AT 4.00 PM WITHIN THE INNOV’AREA connected programs.
FALL DETECTION / ALARMS
DAY 1 | 4.30 pm - 6.00 pm | Innov’Area MORPHEE+
MORPHEE+ is a radar device which prevents and detects falls in real time without any worn
PREVENTION sensors.
LUMEEN
Lumeen is a mobile meditation tool that allows care professionals to organise immersive DAY 2 | 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm | Innov’Area
workshop to appease, stimulate and improve the well-being of elders.
REHABED ASSISTIVE DEVICES
RehaBed is a solution for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of back pain and spine BOROBO
disorders. BOROBO designs a new generation of consumer and professional robots to carry loads for
WISIFY - TECH SOLUTIONS ageing people.
Wisify’s assists professionals to analyse data related to nutrition and strength assessment, TEIACARE
improving quality of life and decreasing the risk of injuries. Ancelia is a contactless, AI-powered solution, supporting nursing home caregivers in
improving the quality of assistance to their residents.
SOCIAL AND MANAGERIAL INNOVATION
TRUE ANGLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES
LES AILES DES ANGES The Mobili-T is a unique system that aids people suffering from a swallowing disorder.
LES AILES DES ANGES offers a service at home to replace family caregivers at night.
MOVEUP
OURWAY MoveUP develops a medical device for treating patients after a knee or hip replacement.
The OurWay app is an age-friendly solution to mobility issues, improve social cohesion and
and prevent loneliness.
JURY MEMBERS
FAMILEO
Christine Asbury Romain Ganneau Claire Kamoun Charlotte Krieg
The Famileo app transforms digital messages into a physical newspaper for grandparents. Chief Executive Head of Social Corporate Innovation Innovation, Prevention
WCS Care Initiatives department Manager and Services
SPINOVA AG2R LA MONDIALE ORPEA Group Eovi Mcd
A managerial innovation with a constructivist approach to project management supported by
Laurent Levasseur Valérie Michel-Pellegrino Lise Pape Ingrid Rayez
cognitive control. CEO Evaluation Centre Director CEO Director, Venture
20 Bluelinea Medialis Walk With Path LBO France 21CONFERENCE PROGRAMME PLENARY SESSION
Steered by an international Committee representing the diversity of the Silver Economy, January 28th | 11:00 am - 12:30 pm | CALLIOPE ROOM
the AgeingFit conference programme is designed to address the main issues of the
healthy ageing and senior care sectors. The roundtable discussions will foster exchanges How can healthcare innovations be faster scaled across Europe in
between the market’s stakeholders: from start-ups to larger companies, long-term care the Silver Economy?
providers and hospitals, healthcare system payers and regulatory authorities, research
Adapting to the demanding healthcare systems and needs of the ageing population in Europe
institutes, associations as well as investors.
involves the development of innovative solutions and large-scale implementation of the most
successful practices. The market yet remains fragmented as the pathway to growth and
The 2020 programme is organised around 5 tracks addressing the innovation challenges
internationalisation may be hindered by financing requirements, regulatory constraints and
of the fast-paced longevity economy and markets.
market barriers. How to accelerate the delivery of technological and social innovations for
healthy ageing across Europe? Which assessment and standardisation tools support the
scaling-up? How to encourage industry players collaboration and facilitation of appropriate
TRACK 1 The European senior care market challenges partnerships?
The plenary session aims to explore the key barriers and success factors for scaling-up
TRACK 2 Connected healthy ageing
innovative healthcare solutions. The panel of experts will provide comprehensive strategies
to better advance innovation for active and healthy ageing at European level.
TRACK 3 Innovative prevention through nutrition for healthy ageing
TRACK 4 Innovation in long-term care institutions MODERATOR
Brian O’Connor
Chair Charles Bark Claire Kamoun
European Connected CEO Corporate Innovation Manager
TRACK 5 Innovation for ageing well at home Health Alliance HiNounou ORPEA Group
AgeingFit conferences are in English with simultaneous translation into French.
Donna Henderson
Head of International Engagement, Erik Joosten
TEC & Digital Healthcare Innovation CEO
NHS National Services Scotland Arion Group
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22 23TRACK 1 January 29th | 10:45 am - 11:45 am | CALLIOPE ROOM
From bench to bedside: How to go from a European funded research project to the
The European senior care market challenges market in the senior care sector?
The EU has been working on establishing a strong framework for the definition and development
of the Silver Economy in Europe. Several EU-funded initiatives have been launched to stimulate
the market and support innovation projects. How to boost the implementation of these
EU-funded projects? How to ensure they are integrated into commercially viable product,
start-ups or services? Our panel of experts will discuss the do’s & don’ts for innovative
January 28th | 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm | CALLIOPE ROOM
solutions to further progress from niche products, to overcome market uncertainties and to
How to better mobilise public and private investment for healthy ageing innovation establish strong business models.
at European scale?
The growing awareness on the needs and opportunities brought by an extended lifespan MODERATOR
raises the challenge of financing the deployment and development of innovative solutions. Stela Shiroka Irina Kalderon Libal
Research Manager Policy Officer
While the main investment sources in innovation for healthy ageing depend on the public Interspread European Commission
sector, how can governments stimulate private players to finance innovative projects? What
investments are being made today in Europe and what types of investors are involved? Which
funding instruments create new synergies between public and private investors and leverage Martin Kampel Ricardo Moura Tapani Piha
the funds’ destination and impact? Co-founder CEO Special Adviser, Health
Cogvis Wisify Tech Solutions FIPRA Finland
MODERATOR January 29th | 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | CALLIOPE ROOM
Penny Dash Alexandre Grutman
Senior Partner Founder Looking ahead to senior care market access strategy and regulatory constraints:
McKinsey & Company Triaviva
How to ensure their early integration in the R&D projects’ development?
Alongside IP strategies, having a clear regulatory strategy is crucial to avoid failure to
approval. Clearly defining the final product regulatory framework and target markets is not
Matias Ignacio de la Calle Xavier Loosveldt Romain Tribalat
Research Development Manager Associate Director Social innovation officer to be overlooked. Therefore, it is key to integrate these parameters from the development
University of Bologna Ekkio Capital AG2R LA MONDIALE
phase. What are the pitfalls to be anticipated at the early stage of R&D?
MODERATOR Gabriel Aguiar Noury
Sofia Moreno Perez Research Fellow in
Consultant Human Robot Interaction
VALDE Consultores University of Plymouth
Christian Böhler
Researcher Béatrice Durruty Joseph Pucek
The European Centre for Social Project Manager Programme Coordinator
Welfare Policy & Research ICT4SILVER AgeTech Accelerator
24 25TRACK 2 January 28th | 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm | CALLIOPE ROOM
How is digital health transforming the relationships between patients and residents,
Connected healthy ageing health professionals and informal carers?
Relying on information technologies, digital health has the potential to deliver engaging,
personalised, and improved care solutions, and can support an increasing number of
caregivers. What are the consequences for the players involved? To what extent are digital
solutions adding value to care delivery? How are informal carers and older adults adopting
January 28th | 9:00 am - 10:15 am | CALLIOPE ROOM the technology? Is the generated data bringing new levels of accountability for caregivers
and clinicians?
Inside look at wearables and data: What potential to tackle the loss of physical,
cognitive or psychosocial autonomy of an ageing population?
An increasing diversity of wearables can be adapted for the older population and can be MODERATOR
Liz Mestheneos Tim Andrews
helpful in the early detection, monitoring and management of medical conditions. However, Administrative Board and Founding Member COO and Commercial Director
less is known about the effective use of wearables among elderly populations. This roundtable 50+Hellas Orcha
discussion aims to provide an overview of available technologies and solutions: What are their
current use and actions? What are their current results and potential benefits both for patients
and organisations? Which applications for the collected data? Claire Champeix Andrew Cowen Ole Underland
Policy Officer Founder and CEO CEO
Eurocarers The Future Care Incita
MODERATOR January 29th | 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm | CALLIOPE ROOM
Ilona Buchem Iñaki Bartolome
Professor for Media and Communication CEO Digitally-enabled prevention: How are we moving to proactive care models and
Beuth University Berlin Ideable Solutions
delaying the onset of older adults’ frailty?
Frailty is mostly associated with an increased vulnerability of older adults such as a decrease
Renaud David Madeleine Starr in physical activity, low energy, unintentional weight loss and loss of grip strength. However,
Psychiatrist Diana Hodgins Director of Business
Nice University Hospital Technical Director Development and Innovation frailty is not an inevitable consequence of ageing and can be prevented and managed to foster
Memory Center Gaitsmart Carers UK a longer and healthier life. What role are digital solutions playing in the early identification and
assessment of frailty core features? How can they enable preventive measures to be applied
in time? What are the opportunities for improved and personalised geriatric interventions?
Albert Alonso
MODERATOR Senior Researcher,
Diane Whitehouse Directorate of Research
Principal eHealth Policy and Innovation Ciriak Azefack
Consultant Hospital Clínic Researcher
EHTEL de Barcelona Ecole des Mines
Francesco Barbabella
Research Fellow Alpana Mair
Italian National Institute Head of Effective Alain Monteux
of Health and Science Prescribing and Therapeutics President
on Ageing (INRCA) Scottish Government Tunstall – Vitaris
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January 29th | 9:00 am - 10:00 am | URANIE ROOM
How to develop a precision-based approach to nutrition and nutrient intakes
Innovative prevention through nutrition for healthy ageing considering the diversity of the older adults’ population?
Personalised nutrition relies on individual differences in response to various nutrients
depending on the age, lifestyle activities, genotype and epigenome. This precision-based
approach is expected to reduce disease risk, especially for people with long-term conditions,
and could be a sustainable way to improve the quality of ageing life by giving fine-tuned
January 28th | 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | URANIE ROOM dietary recommendations. How to integrate existing health conditions, personal monitoring
and tailored coaching to leverage the outcomes of healthy nutrition patterns?
Cognitive decline: Which strategies would enhance the adoption of a healthy ageing
diet as a preventive strategy?
A growing number of researches have shown that a lower intake of some nutrients and MODERATOR
proteins is associated with higher risk of cognitive decline or dementia, stressing the Per Simonsson Benoît Bentouhami
Project Coordinator Managing Director
importance of both healthy dietary patterns and the benefits of an adapted nutrition. How IncluSilver Orexial
are we acting on this scientific information to promote healthy brain ageing? How to identify
population groups which do not have adequate nutrition for cognitive decline prevention?
Bernard Corfe
Which specific products and nutrition programmes could support older adults at risk? Senior Lecturer in Oncology,
Principal Investigator in Sergio Polakof Lotta Törner
Molecular Gastroenterology Researcher CEO
University of Sheffield INRA Livsmedelsakademin
MODERATOR Patrick Kamphuis
Lucie Geurts Global Senior Medical January 29th | 11:45 am - 12:45 pm | URANIE ROOM
Scientific Project Manager & Scientific Affairs
ILSI Europe Nutricia Which innovative food services and distribution channels to cater for older adults’
nutritional needs at home?
Anne-Marie Minihane
Professor of Nutrigenetics, Joost Wesseling A majority of older adults at risk of malnutrition are living at home dealing with the challenges
Department of Nutrition Campaign & Operations
& Preventive Medicine of accessing and preparing healthy and adapted food. Therefore there is a need to provide
ENHA/
University of East Anglia Optimal Nutritional Care for All the correct mix of services to allow older adults to maintain their independence and health
from home delivered meal program infrastructure, delivery mechanisms. Is the current offer
broad enough to meet the needs of older adults at home? What are the innovative services
in Europe to learn from?
MODERATOR Esmee Doets
Claire Nuttall Project Leader & Researcher
Founder Waningen University and
The Brand Incubator Research
Sue Hawkins
Malnutrition Programme
Manager Sophie Tuzemen
Dorset HealthCare University Project Leader
NHS Foundation Trust Silver Fourchette
28 29TRACK 4 January 28th | 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | CALLIOPE ROOM
How are the growth and consolidation of long-term care providers in Europe
Innovation in long-term care institutions leveraging the construction of an international senior care market?
Regulatory restrictions, operating and technical constraints are driving the global consolidation
in the care sector in favour of the most efficient and innovative players. Limited by their
growth in the domestic market, major long-term care providers have started exporting their
models and expertise. How are they internationalising their purchase of innovations? To what
January 28th | 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm | URANIE ROOM extent can working globally with providers contribute to the development and strengthening
of a European Silver Economy market?
How are care homes evolving and innovating to provide long-term care at home?
Older adults benefiting from home care is on an upward trend in Europe and likely to continue
since the related costs are lower than residential care. Besides, innovative solutions and MODERATOR Jose Carlos Escamilla
Antonio Remartinez VP Sales
wider services are emerging, renewing the options for older Europeans preferring to be Strategic Consultant & Business Development
Health and Social Sectors
cared for in their own home. Hence, long-term care institutions have been rethinking their Neat Group
caring approach towards domiciliary care and development of home-based services. To what
extent is this trend tackling the difficulties of building physical structures? Who are the older
adults affected by this “at-home” offer and what is the scope of the associated services? Stéfane Hédont-Hartmann Thomas Klack
Quality and Care Manager Managing Partner
What is the added value of care homes and which best practices should we draw upon? AXCIT Capital Partners
Korian
January 29th | 11:45 am - 12:45 pm | CALLIOPE ROOM
MODERATOR
Christine Asbury Nina Hynninen
Technology and collaborative working between hospitals and care homes:
CEO Vice-president Opportunities to enable enhanced clinical interventions for care home residents?
WCS Care Finnish Nurses Association
Long-term care institutions rely on primary health care to access medical care and specialist
services. Records of inappropriate and unplanned hospital admissions as well as the
Nadejda Todorovska recognition of unmet health needs have highlighted the necessity to improve the exchange
Lorenzo Radice Head of Social Welfare and David Williams
Chief Innovation Officer Operational Activities Division CEO of information between care homes and hospitals. To what extent is data management
Fondazione Sacra Famiglia Bulgarian Red Cross St Monica Trust
facilitating cooperation and effective decision-making to deliver enhanced care to residents?
This session aims to evaluate the different interoperable approaches and identify barriers and
facilitators to integrated working.
MODERATOR Kathleen Aller
Myriam Martin Director of Market Strategy,
Head of Project Management Healthcare
TIC BioMed InterSystems
Fran Draper
Engagement Lead & Senior
Project Manager for the Zdenek Gütter
Connecting Care Partnership European Projects
NHS South, Central and West University Hospital Olomouc
30 31TRACK 5 January 29th | 9:00 am - 10:00 am | CALLIOPE ROOM
Building new smart homes or focusing on retrofit: How to design and deliver housing
Innovation for ageing well at home older people want and need?
Though a majority of older adults want to remain at home, the homes themselves are
often inadequate to continue living with safety and independence. While there is a growing
awareness that new housing should meet and adapt lifetime home standards, most of the
homes that will exist in 2050 have already been built. Therefore, improving and adapting
existing homes should heavily be considered to enable ageing in place. Which innovations are
January 28th | 9:00 am - 10:15 am | URANIE ROOM
required in both technology and delivery models to meet the needs of older adults at home
To what extent are local authorities across Europe the key to enable the independent and their carers? To what extent are the inhabitants included in identifying best practices and
living of older adults at home? in challenging the planning and design?
Although most countries have developed a vision on home care at national level, many local
authorities have considerable responsibility and discretion for designing home-care systems in
their areas. This can allow them to adapt to their geographical and demographic specificities MODERATOR
and enable easier integration between care providers. Through feedback and discussions Ad Van Berlo Fabiano Compagnucci
CEO Project Development
from different countries, this session will review the best practices to care for older adults at Smart Homes Homes4Life
home and how scalable are these initiatives.
Gaël Guilloux Hervé Meunier Caroline Mouminoux
President & Co-founder Managing Director Silver Economy Market Director
Les Bolders Filien Ecoute ADMR Groupe LEGRAND
MODERATOR
Rafael Maestre Ferriz
Electronics and Home Esther Davidsen
Automation Director CEO
Cetem Guiden65
January 29th | 10:45 am - 11:45 am | URANIE ROOM
Which innovations to prevent and manage care workers occupational risks?
Pentti Ittkonen Antonio Maritati Health and social care professionals at home or in long-term care facilities are the cornerstone
Senior Advisor National Coordinator
ProMIS programme
to providing quality care to older adults. Hence, managing the personal safety and health
Avaintec
risks for care workers remains a substantial challenge as they may work in a decentralised
environment or facing chronic overtime and physical strain. How to ensure that health and
social care workers have the knowledge and tools to protect themselves and to ease their
work conditions? What are the good practices and innovations that could be transferred?
MODERATOR
Jackie Marshall-Cyrus Gabriela Florescu
Director & Innovation Expert Senior Research Scientist
Ageing & Independent Living National Institute for Research and
Jackie Marshall-Cyrus & Associates Development in Informatics
Marissa Lepape
Occupational Health Guido Magrin Peter Nicholson
and Safety Professional CEO & Co-Founder Co-founder
Carsat Aquitaine TeiaCare To Know Me
32 33HOSTED EVENTS
VIVALAB - CARSAT SUD-EST CONFERENCE CHALLENGE FOR A NICE LIFE
JANUARY 28 | 9.00 AM - 10.15 AM | ERATO ROOM
TH
JANUARY 28TH | 2.00 PM - 5.00 PM | ERATO ROOM
VivaLab conference* Challenge for a Nice Life, the health innovation contest led by the City of Nice and
Speakers: Benjamin Leroux - Valérie Merlin - Lionel Lamothe the European City of Health Innovation.*
Convinced that the development of the Silver Economy requires, on the field of prevention, a The City of Nice has launched the Challenge for a Nice Life, a contest to promote innovative
coordination of actors, skills and financial responses, the Cnav proposed to pension funds to health solutions, facilitating collaborations between solution providers on the one hand
federate and create a pole with other partners to support and develop new ways to promote (start-ups, associations, laboratories) and sponsors on the other hand (companies, foundations).
a healthy ageing in an autonomous way.** The former will benefit from the sponsorship of the latter in the development of their project, by a
financial and/or technological support for one year. This contest is structured around challenges,
**More information about the VivaLab - Carsat Sud-Est conference in the French AgeingFit meeting the priorities of the territory in the field of health.
programme.
As part of the AgeingFit event, Eurasanté and the City of Nice join forces to organise the final stage
of the Challenge for a Nice Life: the restitution event on Tuesday afternoon, January 28th.
This closing sequence will complete an unprecedented work cycle between sponsors and
winners, during which each pair will be able to present the fruit of their collaboration in an original,
entertaining and interactive way. On this occasion, it will also be an opportunity to present the
prospects for the development and deployment of these innovative solutions in the region, and to
answer questions from the public on the expected benefits for the citizen.
This event, which is aimed at citizens, representatives of the local ecosystem and health
professionals, will feature the following solutions: ExactCure and its Digital Twin | Manureva Respite
| Cottos Medical and its Cycléo Mob solution | The CoBTeK laboratory and its Mood Up application
| The fragility platform of the Nice University Hospital is developing a simple and effective « fragility
test » | The « Sourire à la Vie » association
This report will conclude an unprecedented work cycle, but will be repeated as part of the launch
of the 2nd edition of the Challenge for a Nice Life, which will be held in 2020.
34 *The conference is held in French. *The conference is held in French. 35HOSTED EVENTS
AÉSIO CONFERENCE IGAM CONGRESS
JANUARY 28 | 4.30 PM - 6.00 PM | URANIE ROOM
TH JANUARY 29TH | 8.30 AM - 5.00 PM | ERATO ROOM
In partnership with:
Reinforced home support system (DARD):
Mutual Health Insurers experiments*
« What’s new in geriatrics and gerontology? And future challenges...»*
Speakers:
Guillaume Gardin The Institute of Gerontology of the Alpes Maritimes (IGAM) aims to facilitate discussions
Research and Development Innovation Director, Eovi Mcd Health and Services, Aésio group between players involved in gerontology and geriatrics in order to work on health,
biological, social, psychological, ethical, legal and economic aspects. The actions
Frédéric Raynaud it intends to develop are research, training, evaluation, education, information and
Deputy Director, French Mutual Health Insurance Loire - Haute-Loire - Puy-de-Dôme SSAM, teaching activities, as well as all the actions aimed at responding to the multifactorial
Eovi Mcd Health and Services, Aésio group and etiological aspects of ageing. As part of its missions, the IGAM organises during
AgeingFit a congress held exclusively in French dedicated to the progress of medical
Guénaëlle Haumesser care and the prevention of age-related disorders, as well as innovation dedicated to the
Deputy Director, Department of Care, Autonomy and Patient pathway, National French Mutual
older population.**
Insurance Federation
**More information about the IGAM congress in the French AgeingFit programme.
36 *The conference is held in French. *The conference is held in French. 3738
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REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT INNOVATION FOOD CAREGIVERS
SUPPLEMENT ASSOCIATIONS
FLOOR PLAN
AAL PROGRAMME .................................................... A6 LILLE NORTHERN FRANCE BIOCLUSTER
AÉSIO GROUP ............................................................ B1 BIO INCUBATOR EURASANTÉ ............................ B7
CLUBSTER NHL ....................................................... B7
AG2R LA MONDIALE – MED4AGE LAUREATES EURASANTÉ ............................................................ B7
AG2R LA MONDIALE ............................................ B2
EZYGAIN ................................................................. B2/1 MOVENDO TECHNOLOGY ..................................... D1
FASTEESH ................................................................ B2/2 NICE COTE D’AZUR ................................................... B5
LUMEEN ................................................................... B2/3 REGION SUD .............................................................. C5
TED ORTHOPEDICS ............................................... B2/4 REHABED BY DEMKO-UK LIMITED .......................... C1
SENIORS AUTONOMIE ............................................ A2
AGETECH ACCELERATOR ......................................... D3 SILVERECO.ORG / ON-MEDIO .............................. A5
BEHRING WATER ....................................................... A1 STENDO ....................................................................... D6
CARSAT SUD-EST........................................................ C6 UNAIDE ........................................................................ A7
CEA TECH .................................................................... C2
CLINITEX ...................................................................... A3 INNOV’AREA
COMARCH HEALTHCARE ........................................ A4 I-PROGNOSIS CONSORTIUM ............................... ia1
DIGIREHAB .................................................................. D2 KIPLIN ........................................................................... ia2
FAMILEO ...................................................................... D4 LES AILES DES ANGES .............................................. ia3
FRANCE SILVER ÉCO ................................................ D5 MEDCLINIK ................................................................. ia4
MORPHEE+ ................................................................. ia5
HEALTHTECH IN SOUTH OF FRANCE MOVEUP ...................................................................... ia6
B2BOT ...................................................................... B4/6 OURWAY...................................................................... ia7
BOROBO ................................................................. B4/3 SPINOVA ..................................................................... ia8
EUROBIOMED ........................................................ B4 TEIACARE .................................................................... ia9
EXACTCURE ............................................................. B4/5 TRUE ANGLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES ............. ia10
LA VALÉRIANE ......................................................... B4/1
SOLADIS .................................................................. B4/4
ZT CONCEPT ........................................................... B4/2
HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE .............................. A11
IESTS ............................................................................. A9
I-MEDS HEALTHCARE ................................................ A10
EXHIBITOR LIST
IQUALIT ........................................................................ A8
39EXHIBITORS EXHIBITORS
BIO INCUBATOR EURASANTÉ STAND B7 CEA TECH STAND C2
www.eurasante.com www.cea-tech.fr
AAL PROGRAMME STAND A6 AGETECH ACCELERATOR STAND D3
www.aal-europe.eu www.agetechaccelerator.com Approved by the French Ministry of Higher As the only public research organization in
Education and Research, the Eurasanté health the Derwent top 100 global innovators (2018-
The Active Assisted Living (AAL) is a European The AgeTech Accelerator programme provides cluster has accompanied healthcare project 19), CEA develops, protects and transfers
funding programme that aims to create better businesses with introductions they need to developers from all backgrounds and at every innovative solutions within traditional industries
quality of life for older people and to strengthen validate and test their idea and develop their stage of their project to foster the creation to the most advanced «high-tech» sectors. As
industrial opportunities in the field of healthy customer base beyond their national markets. of innovative companies in Lille and Northern a technological driving force of tomorrow’s
ageing technology and innovation. With a focus on businesses with products France for over twenty years. The Eurasanté medicine, it brings its breakthrough
AAL does this by funding projects that work and services aimed at healthy ageing the Bio Incubator supports various innovative technologies to healthcare players for a
towards creating market-ready products programme operates across France, the biology, health or nutrition projects, resulting precise, preventive, predictive, participatory
and services for older people. Each project UK, Netherlands and Belgium contributing to from public and private research. and personalised practice, guaranteeing
consists of SMEs, research bodies and end- and benefiting from an extensive network of Acting as a real driver of innovation, the Bio respect for the patient and a source of
user organizations. contacts in both the private and public sector Incubator team works together with project economic development.
For more info: www.aal-europe.eu and among the investor community. initiators and entrepreneurs to help them at
every stage of their project. All our experts
come from life sciences and health research CLINITEX STAND A3
sectors. www.clinitex.fr
AÉSIO GROUP STAND B1 B2BOT STAND B4/6 The Eurasante Bio Incubator is ranked among
www.aesio.fr www.b2bot.net the top 20 best European incubators fostering Founded in 1980 by Thierry PICK, the
pharm/biotech startup development. CLINITEX company specializes in the
The AÉSIO group, leader in the health insurance B2bot is a start-up specialized in artificial cleanliness of premises for professional
solutions, is established in 2016 across the vision and connected objects for people. BOROBO STAND B4/3 use. The growth was dazzling and CLINITEX
union of Adréa, Apréva and Eovi Mcd. They “Our vocation is to bring accessible and www.borobo.fr developed in the North, the West, and the
chose to unite their strengths to improve the usable technology for the daily autonomy of South of France. Its managerial originality
social protection and the well-being of their 253 million blind and visually impaired people makes it one of the national references of
The BOROBO company, created at the end of
members so that they can live better. Thanks around the world“. «Liberated Management». At the cutting edge
2018, is revolutionizing the transport of loads
to a committed team and complementarity View Assist, is an unique and intuitive solution of technical innovations, CLINITEX CLINITEX
for seniors and people with reduced mobility
networks, Aésio currently protects 3 million co-developed with blind and visually impaired meets the needs of its customers and puts all
with an all-terrain carrier-tracking robot. The Ln
people, including 40,000 companies. organization. It is based on a smartphone of its expertise acquired over almost 40 years
robot can carry loads up to 35kg at home, at
Visit Aésio’s website: www.aesio.fr application using connected glasses and at their service.
the office, on the road, in a garden but also
AI technology to bring a relevant audio-
on stairs with simple voice commands. He can
description of the visual environment.
also navigate alone to points of interest that he
knows (all-terrain locomotion technology is the CLUBSTER NHL STAND B7
subject of 3 invention patents). www.nhl-cluster.com
AG2R LA MONDIALE STAND B2 BEHRING WATER STAND A1
www.ag2rlamondiale.fr www.behring-water.com Clubster NHL – Nutrition, Health, Longevity –
CARSAT SUD-EST STAND C6 is a French competitiveness cluster federating
We provide a comprehensive range of We supply secured water fountains for www.carsat-sudest.fr 350 members in the Nutrition, biotechnology
insurance solutions for all policyholders, healthcare institutions. Our secure water and health sectors. We foster collaboration
regardless of their profile: working or retired; fountains are connected to the mains water between academia, private companies (start-
The remit of Carsat Sud-Est, which is laid down
employee or freelancer; start-up or SME network and offer 100% pure and safe water, up, SMEs and large companies), clinicians and
by law, contributes to the social protection
director; business or professional sector. free of Pyo and bacteria, thus meeting ARS final users. Our aim is to help our members
of the population of the PACA and Corsica
At the core of our values and businesses lies our Q2.8 requirements. Thanks to our fountains, to design, develop and finance their innovative
regions. 4 major objectives:
social commitment, the Group’s raison d’être, enjoy unlimited fresh and sparkling water all products and processes. The activity
- Manage your career
which pivots around the three mainstays of year ! encompasses the ONE HEALTH concept,
-.Calculate your retirement and pay your
sustainable development: Economic efficiency, close relation between human, animal and
benefits
Social equality, Environmental sustainability. plant health.
- Occupational hazard insurance
- Accompanying policyholders weakened by a
40 health problem or loss of autonomy 41EXHIBITORS EXHIBITORS
COMARCH HEALTHCARE STAND A4 EUROBIOMED STAND B4 FAMILEO STAND D4 HOME INSTEAD SENIOR CARE STAND A11
www.comarch.fr www.eurobiomed.org www.famileo.com www.homeinstead.ch
Founded in 1993 in Kraków, established in EUROBIOMED is the catalyst of the health Famileo is the link between the residents, their Home Instead Senior Care is the world’s
France since 2006, Comarch is an editor, sector in Southern France. EUROBIOMED family and your team. leading provider of in-home care services for
integrator, and host of IT solutions, and leads territorial initiatives, provides resources The platform allows residences to seniors, with more than 1,200 independently
has 6,500 employees worldwide. Comarch and offers solutions for businesses and communicate with families about the everyday owned and operated offices providing over 70
Healthcare offers telemedicine solutions: research organizations. EUROBIOMED helps life in the residence and to edit a newsletter million hours of care per year. Local offices
remote monitoring, teleconsultation, EHR, HIS them to innovate, finance, develop and achieve in 15’. employ approximately 90,000 CAREGivers
and also hosting (HDS). 280 European medical their strategic and business objectives to The family app transforms digital messages worldwide; they are highly trained to provide
entities use these solutions and in Poland, a ultimately improve life through innovations in into a newspaper to help strengthening the compassionate and reliable care services to
private hospital with 100 doctors is integrated health. EUROBIOMED tops European rankings bond between your residents & their loved help keep seniors safe and independent at
with Comarch campus to develop tomorrow’s in all stages of innovation. Together, the + 390 ones. home. We will be launching our award-winning
healthcare solutions. EUROBIOMED members are a driving force and innovative model in France in 2020.
in regional development (with 290 projects,
representing +1 billion Euros).
FASTEESH STAND B2/2 IESTS STAND A9
DIGIREHAB STAND D2 EXACTCURE STAND B4/5 www.fasteesh.com www.iests.com
www.digirehab.dk www.exactcure.com
FasTeesH is a French startup that has Institute of Higher Education specializing in
DigiRehab reduces the need for home care ExactCure develops a software solution to developed a technology capable of effectively Social Intervention training (young children’s
Physical exercise increases elderly’s ability to reduce the impact of inaccurate medications. brushing teeth in 10 seconds. Our HesY product educator, specialized, social service assistant
master everyday life and can reduce the need Our Digital Twin simulates the efficacy is a medical device, specially designed for ...) from State Diploma Level 5 (CAP equivalent)
for home-care. DigiRehab is a tablet-based and interactions of medicines in the body care and accommodation facilities caring for to Level 1
solution that tests elderly’s physical ability of a patient based on her/his personal people in a situation of dependency. Poor oral (bac + 5), by various access routes;
and provides a tailored exercise program, characteristics. We help the patients and the hygiene has serious repercussions on overall • Professional certifications labeled by the
supported by an algorithm. The exercises healthcare professionals to avoid under-doses, health. Our Hesy toothbrush co-developed with professional branch of the
are performed twice a week in citizens’ own overdoses and drug-drug interactions. over 150 caregivers makes this task a breeze. medico-social sector;
homes, assisted by the caregiver. After 12 • Continuing training activities, inter and intra-
weeks of exercise the average citizen’s need establishment.
for home care decreases with 45 minutes per
week.
EURASANTÉ STAND B7 EZYGAIN STAND B2/1 FRANCE SILVER ÉCO STAND D5 I-MEDS HEALTHCARE STAND A10
www.eurasante.com www.ezygain.com www.france-silvereco.fr www.imeds-healthcare.com
Eurasanté is a development agency dedicated EzyGain has developed ema®, a connected FRANCE SILVER ÉCO is the French organization i-DONEATM, CARE FOR PATIENTS, REASSURANCE
to tech transfer and business development device for rehabilitation of walking abilities for the stakeholders of the Silver economy FOR THEIR FAMILIES
in life sciences sector in Northern France adapted to fragile patients (elderly, people with sector. Our objective is to bring together i-DoneaTM (patent-pending) is an extension of
region. Our experienced project managers neurodegenerative diseases ...). 100 hundred the actors of the sector and to promote the drug delivery circuit from the pharmacy to the
help researchers, startups and companies devices have been installed in rehabilitation national ecosystem. Our missions: to facilitate
home. i-DoneaTM is an intelligent medication
with their development projects. To do so, centers and retirement homes since January economic development linked to innovation in
Eurasante provides many services such as 2018 and in 2020, a new device will be the sector, to inform public purchasers about dispenser, connected 24/24 and designed to
real estate, fundraising, recruitment and released, adapted to home-use. innovative practices, to strengthen the Silver accurately and unfailingly administer the vital
business development. It also promotes the economy in the national territories and to medications people require every day.
Eurasante Bio-business Park, which already take the French strategy and the know-how of i-DoneaTM is a comprehensive solution, making
hosts 8 hospitals, 4 universities, 8 specialised experts up to an international level. life easier and safe for patients, their families
schools and more than 170 companies. It and carers.
benefits from an exceptional location at the
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