We are developing Hope – a micro-electronic health record for health and social care regardless of care provider and care level. Hope is offered for highly specialised care, primary care, municipal care and social services, insurance medicine, occupational health care and home-based care, as well as for clinical trials and research.
Our foundation is in Swedish healthcare, clinical research and national e-health. This experience shapes how we develop Hope together with healthcare professionals, patients and researchers.
With Hope, patients can do everything that can be done at home and take an active role in their own care, guided by their self-care plan. Healthcare professionals receive AI-supported clinical decision support, allowing them to focus their time and expertise on the patients who need them most.
This is care in a new way. And it is why we develop Hope.
We are developing Hope together with those who know healthcare best – the healthcare professionals who meet patients every day. Their experiences, wishes and needs drive the development. Hope tracks the patient's clinical condition and alerts healthcare staff when an action is required. This enables healthcare to operate in a more needs-led way, focus on the patients who need care the most and have the patient as an active partner. To me, that is healthcare in a new way.
Nina Sellberg, PhD
VD, ADDI Medical
New diagnoses, treatment methods, research findings and new knowledge create new opportunities, but also place new demands on how healthcare operates. That is why we are developing Hope together with healthcare professionals, patients and researchers. We can adapt and develop new care processes, self-care plans and research processes based on emerging needs. For me, this is an important part of healthcare in a new way.
Patrik Sjöberg
Deputy CEO, ADDI Medical
Technology is at its best when it makes a difference without getting in the way. With Hope, patients can do more at home and become active partners in their own care, while Hope does what technology does best – follows the care process, brings information together, analyses it and provides healthcare professionals with AI-supported clinical decision support. This gives healthcare professionals more time for the patients who need their expertise most. To me, that is care in a new way.
Björn Strihagen
CTO, ADDI Medical
We know how senior independent reviewers can elevate a piece of work by several levels, through sharp questions, concrete advice and valuable details.
We place the same demands on Hope so that our customers get what they ask for.
Senior technical experts and healthcare organisations globally have challenged us, provided advice and shared their knowledge.
Our endeavour is to make Hope better with a high focus on quality.
Today we have granted patents for Hope's core modules in Europe and the US, including the AI assistant and secure communication.
We focus on dynamic, flexible and adaptable technology
Nina Sellberg, PhD
CEO and co-founder
Nina is a serial entrepreneur, former Adjunct Professor at Karolinska Institutet, and has more than 35 years of experience in e-health. She previously founded eCare AB, which developed integration solutions for Swedish healthcare, before co-founding ADDI Medical with Karolinska Institutet Holding AB and Urban Ohlson.
She has also served as Head of Research and Development, Chief Architect for Sweden’s 1177 citizen service, and National Project Manager for the National Services Platform.
This experience led to a clear vision: using information to support the right decisions at the right time.
Contact Nina Sellberg:
nina.sellberg@addimedical.se
Patrik Sjöberg
Deputy Managing Director
Patrik is an entrepreneur with more than 35 years of experience in national and international e-health. He has contributed to several of Sweden’s national e-health services and served as Quality Manager for the national infrastructure supporting services such as 1177, the National Patient Overview and Pascal. He has also led the development of healthcare information systems for Swedish primary and dental care.
Patrik led the development of Sweden’s National Biobank System, supporting research access to biobank material and the management of samples and consents.
Contact Patrik Sjöberg:
patrik.sjoberg@addimedical.se
Ove Sellberg
CBO
Ove has more than 30 years of experience in company management, business development, organisational development and board work in both Swedish and international organisations. He has served as CEO, board member and strategic adviser, with responsibility for finance, corporate governance and long-term business development.
At ADDI Medical, Ove is responsible for the company’s finances, corporate governance and board relations. He is also Quality Manager for the company’s business processes and provides strategic support to executive management on long-term operational and business matters.
Contact Ove Sellberg:
ove.sellberg@addimedical.se
Björn Strihagen
CTO
Björn has more than 30 years of experience in technology and architecture within Swedish e-health. He has served as a technical adviser to Inera and the Swedish eHealth Agency, with responsibility for the technology behind the National Patient Overview, information security, interoperability and national e-health infrastructure.
Björn saw how information remained locked in separate systems instead of being available where it was needed. This shaped Hope as a secure, scalable solution for sharing information across organisations and with patients.
Contact Björn Strihagen: bjorn.strihagen@addimedical.se
Peter Aspelin
Professor Emeritus and radiology
Medical adviser and professor at Karolinska Institutet
Peter is a physician, specialist in radiology and Professor Emeritus at Karolinska Institutet, with extensive experience in clinical research, medical development and senior leadership within Swedish healthcare. He is a former President of the Swedish Society of Medicine and has held numerous other senior positions across Swedish healthcare.
Lena Lindqvist
Registered Nurse
Lena is a registered nurse with extensive experience in clinical care, organisational development, change management and national e-health. Her previous work includes the implementation of Sweden’s 1177 citizen service, the National Patient Overview, National Quality Registers and new regional healthcare information systems.
Oliver Rohlin
Registered doctor
Oliver is a registered medical practitioner, educated at Karolinska Institutet, and is undertaking specialty training (ST) in general practice at Capio's medical centre on Lidingö. He also has clinical experience from, among other areas, internal medicine, cardiology, surgery and psychiatry, as well as experience in clinical research at Karolinska University Hospital.
Carl Kinell
Chair of the board
Bobby Claeson
Board member
Nina Sellberg
Board member
Ove Sellberg
Board member
