Our
Solutions

BeWell offers an integrated combination of applications and medical devices for each phase of the patient journey, adapted to the needs of every user, physician or patient

Combine our
solutions!

  • A comprehensive dashboard allows physicians to follow-up patients in an effective manner, and focus on those patients that need attention
  • Our extensive library of carepaths allows flawless patient decision-making and follow-up
  • Build your own carepaths customized to the physician’s needs with our carepath module
  • eHealth-based authentication module for maximal patient data safety
  • Realtime interaction with the hospital Electronic Health Record
  • API-connectivity with other validated Apps

What our clients say

  • In the last years we developed a strong Pain Care Path for Pectus Patients. After surgery these patients suffer sever pain due to the impact on their thorax. We usually send these patients home with a pain pump, and follow them up at home with the BeWell Innovations App.  Patients were complaining of severe pain after a couple of days at home.  Thanks to the data received from the BeWell  App, we discovered a flaw in the settings of the pain pump, which led to a diminished drug delivery on day 3.  The problem was rectified, and patient complaints disappeared.

    - Prof. Guy Hans, University Hospital Antwerp

  • Appi@Home supports our approach to subacute and chronic pain by offering a platform for continuous follow-up. Patients are provided with a toolbox and app that continuously collects objective outcome data. Pilot results clearly indicate an increase in patient responsibility and self-management, with a significantly shorter treatment period and earlier functional reintegration as a result.

    - Prof. Dr. Guy Hans, UZA (Antwerp University Hospital)

  • Every day, between 180 and 220 patients visit the oncology department for a consultation. The classic measurements by physicians take 3:07 minutes on average. If patients measure their parameters themselves, physicians can theoretically spend 10 hours per day on other, more complex tasks.

    - UZ Leuven on the kiosk in Mediplanet (May 30, 2016)