Mind the Gap It can be a nightmare to navigate the care we need. We wait for a phone call or letter and fall through cracks we cannot see. Care that should take days, stops and starts and takes weeks or months. How many times have you heard?“Thank you for calling (or coming to see…
Over the last two decades, the pressures on health and care systems have steadily increased. People are living longer. Many have multiple conditions. But resources are not keeping up. Staffing levels remain low, and communities are often less connected, socially and geographically, than they once were. Since COVID-19, the applied use of Multidisciplinary Team coordination…
In healthcare, transformation is not just about going digital. It is about working together. For years, governments and health systems have invested billions into electronic records, wearable sensors and now AI diagnostics. But a key problem remains unsolved: coordination between the people who care for us. Digital does not guarantee coordination; in fact, it often makes…
In a world with thousands of care planning tools, patient records, and task managers, why does the world need another platform?Because eMDT is not just another platform; it is a different way of thinking. Now you don’t need change the way you work to fit in with your software; you now have a solution that…
Placing Enterprise Solutions in Local Hands In a digital world fractured by silos and short-term thinking, true partnerships, rooted in clarity, trust, and mutual purpose, are rare. That is why our collaboration with David Randall, founder of Crystalisr, is more than strategic. Crystalisr is reimagining how community-led initiatives, social enterprises, and cooperatives design and manage…
Introduction This post offers a short reflection on the path that led to the formation of Ardeo and where we are today. While our work today spans several domains, the thinking behind it has been shaped by practical experience over many years. If you have an interest in systems, collaboration, and coordination you should find…