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Compassana is a joint project of Medbase, Hirslanden, Groupe Mutuel, Helsana, SWICA, and Trifork. Under the umbrella of Bluespace Ventures AG, as shareholders they ensure the establishment and systematic further development of Compassana.

Modern medical care is combined with the advantages of digitalisation. This creates the conditions for optimal communication between patients and healthcare providers.

Compassana connects medical and medical-related service providers and promotes their cooperation via a digital healthcare platform. It is the centrepiece of the smart ecosystem for health in Switzerland, invisible to patients. The platform optimises the integrated care of healthcare providers and the coordination of patient pathways. Patients use all the advantages on the app and medical service providers in the Compassana Med Cockpit

The Compassana app

Find relevant contacts, access documents, communicate securely with specialists, use the clear list of medications and the insurance guide. Further smart functions of the Compassana app are:

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  • Stethoskop

    Symptom check

  • Kalender

    Easy appointment booking

  • Medikamente

    Reorder medication

The Compassana Med Cockpit

With the Compassana Med Cockpit, healthcare professionals can view patient data with their consent and use it together - simply smart.

 

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  • Perscription

    Complete master data

  • Liste

    Organised medication list

  • Schloss

    Secure communication

Strong together

Building our ecosystem requires combined forces and interdisciplinary collaboration. We are looking for like-minded people to join Compassana in order to take the Swiss healthcare system to the next, digital level. We welcome anyone who wants to join the Compassana ecosystem. Our specialist services for service providers, called Compassana Med, are open to all. Contact us now

 

 

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