1.4 million Swedes suffer from migraine, and only 1-5% of the approximately 200,000 patients with chronic migraine receive the treatment they should. A major problem is that neurology is a speciality facing a severe shortage of specialists in Sweden, which is partly why the inadequate care for migraine results in a loss of productivity in Sweden equivalent to 9,500 full-time positions. This problem is the reason behind the world’s first digital migraine clinic – Migränhjälpen.

Migränhjälpen chose Hope Solution from ADDI Medical as its system support, including operations and support, to diagnose and treat migraine patients online and support the digital workflow between patient, doctor and administrators.

It feels very exciting to be able to launch this service for all patients with chronic migraine. We evaluated several different providers but ultimately chose Hope Solution. We believe it will be the best solution for us, and ADDI Medical feels like a good and highly competent partner, says Mattias Bodin, CEO of Migränhjälpen.

– We are very proud and pleased that Migränhjälpen has chosen our Hope Solution as a system for their virtual care service. Hope Solution enables virtual care and creates digital workflows where patient data collected via medical sensors or algorithm-based forms provides decision support and prediction alongside increased patient engagement, says Nina Sellberg, CEO of ADDI Medical.