Course on COVID-19
Take a free microlearning course on the basic precautions for COVID-19 for home care staff
Read more about Minnity's effort during the COVID-19 pandemic
Helping professionals better understand the people they care for
Minnity believes that people in need of care should live a dignified and meaningful life. This is why we help long-term care professionals better understand the people they care for – using a smartphone.
The Minnity solution facilitates an individualized approach to home care clients. This leads to better use of time, better quality of care as well as higher customer and employee satisfaction. As the solution a tool for both everyday use and training, it allows home care professionals to develop their care skills as well as increase efficiency and quality of care.
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See details on clients’ routines, food preferences and other key information
Get to know your clients better with photo and audio files
Find all important and emergency contacts for each client in one place
Communicate easily with colleagues and clients’ families via messages
Don’t miss important updates with push notifications
Log-in securely with BankID to a platform that is fully GDPR-compliant
Access from any smartphone, tablet and computer with an internet connection
Develop person-centered caregiving skills with the help of your smartphone
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Offers the best-in-class work conditions and home caregivers in the Stockholm area. Helps us understand and address caregiver needs.
Creating useful and beautiful web apps, including the Minnity app.
Sweden’s innovation agency, supporting us with funding to develop the Minnity app.
The health division of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology organizing the European Catapult competition in which Minnity was a semi-finalist in 2018.
The official investment promotion agency of Stockholm. Features Minnity as a recommended investment opportunity on the Life Science Hotlist
Swedish incubator owned by Karolinska Institutet, supporting Minnity through the DRIVE business development program.
A five-year EU project that aims to create growth for small and medium-sized companies in the Stockholm region who work with welfare technology.
A network of passionate, young professionals working across disciplines and borders to develop innovative dementia solutions.
H2 Health Hub
Hälsingegatan 45
113 31 Stockholm
Sweden
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