Showcasing our ecosystem partners: Galenica

The latest member of the Compassana ecosystem: a leading network in the Swiss healthcare market.

Andreas Hochstetter

02 October 2024

Dr Fabian Sommerrock is Head of Business Development and Cooperations at Galenica. (Photo: NS)

Galenica is the latest Compassana ecosystem partner. As part of the collaboration, both companies aim to improve patient care across all sectors. The shared medical and technical understanding enables integrated and collaborative healthcare. In concrete terms, this means that Galenica will rely on Compassana to exchange secure messages with its customers. In the future, it will also be possible to order prescriptions via Compassana.

The Galenica network brings together the strongest partners in the Swiss healthcare market and offers fully integrated solutions. This benefits end consumers and patients as well as pharmacies, drugstores, doctors’ practices, hospitals, retirement and nursing homes, Spitex and home care, wholesalers, pharmaceutical companies, health insurers and other partners. More than 7900 talented people from 90 countries work on this project.

“We are delighted to be part of a network of strong partners who are working together to continuously improve the quality of treatment and the efficiency of the Swiss healthcare system,” says Dr. Fabian Sommerrock, Head of Business Development and Cooperations from Galenica.

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