Primary prevention moves along three lines: legislation, patient empowerment and immunization by identifying two subjects, the patient and the community.

Clinical evidence demonstrates that pathologies like oncology and cardiology need early diagnosis and treatment. In the Continuum of Care, it is fundamental to use flexible solutions able to support Clinicians in Early Detection.

Increasingly quick, predictive, and efficient tests. Large, consolidated labs. The acceleration of digital pathology. To guarantee efficiency and security, whose processes need holistic solutions, networking projects experience and competence.

At the “Core” of the care continuum, all stakeholders rely on consistent information sharing and collaboration to ensure best healthcare outcomes.

Rehabilitation means increase in life expectancy and management of chronic diseases and disabilities. The Continuum of Care needs solutions for the correct planning, delivery, and access to care and resources.

The constellation of activities that define post-treatment and post-hospitalization care requires the patient to be deeply committed, involved and properly informed about their treatment plan, that typically takes place in the home setting.

Critically ill individuals and their immediate circle of care, including the family are supported by a multidisciplinary team of specialists that can share clinical, nursing, psychological and social data, both in hospitals, nursing homes and directly at home.