Solutions shaped around your requirements
Healthcare is as diverse as the people and organisations that shape it. The vitagroup Health Intelligence Platform (HIP) provides a shared foundation: an open health data platform that connects data, applications and stakeholders across organisational and system boundaries.
Whether you are a hospital group, software provider, health region or research organisation, your objectives and requirements differ. The foundation remains the same: standardised, interoperable health data that can be used securely. From patient engagement and regional health data spaces to analytics, research and AI-assisted applications, it supports solutions tailored to a broad range of needs.
Discover HIP solutions for your specific requirements.
Hospitals and hospital groups
Established system landscapes, limited IT capacity and funded initiatives with clear reporting obligations define the operating environment. The aim is to deliver visible results within a manageable timeframe – without replacing core systems already in place.
Your benefits at a glance
- Unlock clinical data from existing systems and make it usable in standardised form, without changing the hospital information system
- Meet regulatory requirements on a shared foundation rather than addressing them in individual projects
- Deliver initial use cases with visible value, such as a cross-organisational patient view
- Protect investments by keeping data in open standards and applications replaceable
Health regions and data spaces
Care delivery across organisational boundaries requires a shared data foundation for multiple providers, binding governance and an operating model that scales as participation grows. Commissioners are often state authorities, regional associations of statutory health insurance physicians or consortia, while procurement is typically conducted through formal tender procedures. The HIP provides the technical and organisational foundation for regional health data spaces.
Your benefits at a glance
- A multi-tenant data foundation for multiple organisations with separate responsibilities
- Governance, role models and audit logging as integral platform capabilities
- Readiness for the EHDS and secondary use from the outset
- Open standards as the basis for involving additional organisations and providers
Research and secondary use
A substantial share of project time is spent preparing data. Cross-site initiatives often fail because semantic standardisation is missing, while clarifying the legal basis for secondary use requires further time and effort.
Your benefits at a glance
- Build cohorts from structured data within your own organization – pseudonymised and logged in a traceable way
- Produce reproducible results through versioned data states and traceable provenance
- Prepare for EHDS requirements for secondary use
- Conduct analyses in a controlled environment – without unnecessary data exports to third-party systems
Software providers
Interoperability is increasingly becoming a market requirement for software providers. ISiK and EHDS requirements consume development capacity and increase the effort required for integration, standardisation and operations. At the same time, the product itself needs to remain distinctive – without creating a new dependency on any individual platform provider.
Your benefits at a glance
- Source interoperability and standards compliance as a component rather than developing them yourself
- Use open interfaces based on openEHR and FHIR without building your own data store
- Integrate once and deploy across your entire customer base
- Open standards preserve vendor independence for both data management and applications
System integrators
Integration projects must be predictable, repeatable and commercially viable. Unclear source data and bespoke mapping effort increase project risk. At the same time, integration knowledge must not remain dependent on individual people.
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Your benefits at a glance
- Reusable mapping artefacts instead of project-specific manual work
- Predictable effort through documented standards and deterministic validation
- Enablement and training through the HIP Academy
- Clear allocation of responsibilities between manufacturer and partner in projects
IT service providers and managed services
A managed-services business can scale only with standardised operations. Customer-specific operational models increase effort, risk and cost. In addition, evidence requirements for regulated customers must be met.
Your benefits at a glance
- Multi-tenant, automatable operations on premises or in a European cloud
- Clear division of responsibilities with runbooks, escalation paths and defined update paths
- A foundation for your own managed-services offering with recurring revenue
- End-to-end audit logging as a basis for providing evidence to regulated customers
