TIGER: E-Health Innovations for Senior & Remote Care

Digital health solutions can strengthen care where distance, demographic change, and limited resources call for new approaches. TIGER brings together companies, healthcare organizations, and experts from the Alpine region to advance e-health and social innovation solutions for senior and remote care.

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From solution to market: Services for e-health innovators

The Systemic Support Model developed in the project bundles transnational support offerings for SMEs and start-ups. TigerPath makes services visible and accessible, connecting inquiries with regional Service Points and suitable experts.

The offerings developed and tested within the project include services related to market strategy, business model development, sustainability compliance, collaborative innovation formats, and networking with investors. Current open services and participation requirements can be found on TigerPath.

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What TIGER offers companies

Innovation services tailored to the solution’s stage of development

Access to experts and regional Service Points across the Alpine region

Support with testing, market strategy, business model, and market access

Networking with healthcare stakeholders, innovation partners, and investors

Central access to services through the digital platform TigerPath

Why senior & remote care are in focus

In the Alpine region, geographic distances and remote areas can make access to healthcare and care services more difficult. TIGER therefore focuses on digital and social innovations that can support new forms of care. The emphasis is on solutions for seniors and remote care, developed in collaboration with public and private healthcare stakeholders.

International expertise from the Alpine region

TIGER connects partner organizations from Austria, Germany, France, Italy, and Slovenia. In Styria, ICS, the Geriatric Health Centers of the City of Graz, and Human.technology Styria collaborate on the project. This brings together perspectives from business, research, healthcare, and innovation management into the services.