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Swecare Member Worldish Selected for Major AI Interpretation Rollout in Sweden

Swecare member Worldish has been selected by Region Örebro County to provide AI-powered medical interpretation services across the region and eight municipalities, marking one of the largest deployments of healthcare AI interpretation technology in Sweden to date.Following extensive testing of several AI interpretation solutions, the region chose Worldish's Helen Assistant, a CE-marked medical AI interpreter designed specifically for healthcare and welfare settings. The implementation will provide more than 15,000 healthcare and welfare professionals with access to interpretation support in

Meet William, Swecares communications intern for spring 2026

With a background in Media and Communication Studies and a strong interest in strategic communication, William is gaining hands-on experience in communication during his internship at Swecare. Learn more about him in this interview.Tell us a Little about yourself. I’d describe myself as an easy-going and curious person who enjoys trying new things and stepping into new environments. I like learning by doing and figuring things out along the way. Outside of work and studies, I spend a lot of time with friends and follow football closely. I also work voluntarily as a sports journalist,

“It’s not enough to say you save time or money” – Nordic companies on insights from Health3-2-1

How do you actually enter the U.S. healthcare market and start generating revenue? That question was at the center when Swedish and Finnish healthtech companies gathered for a workshop within the EU-funded program Health3-2-1, led by Elizabeth Jennings, Managing Partner at Venture Atlas Labs. Over one and a half days, the companies worked on their own cases and focused on a question that is often underestimated: how value actually translates into revenue in the U.S. healthcare system. For many companies, the U.S. is seen as the obvious growth market. The potential is significant and

The U.S. Market Isn’t What You Think - A Workshop on How Healthtech Companies Actually Generate Revenue

For Nordic healthtech companies expanding into the U.S. market is often seen as the ultimate growth milestone. The opportunity is significant. The demand is well established. Yet many companies fail for a reason that has little to do with their technology.This is the starting point for the upcoming Health3-2-1 workshop, led by Elizabeth Jennings, Managing Partner at Venture Atlas Labs. The session focuses on a critical gap in how international companies approach the U.S. market: understanding how value actually translates into revenue. – I would say that the biggest mistake is

Meet our new intern Sebastian!

In the final semester of his master’s degree in political science at Stockholm University, Sebastian is gaining hands-on experience at Swecare. Through work with international collaborations and projects supporting Swedish life science companies, he is developing new insights into global health, Swedish exports, and the value of cooperation.[Sebastian Malmgren] Tell us a Little about yourself.I’m an easy-going person with a strong interest in society, politics and culture. When I’m not working or studying, I try to spend my time with those who are near and dear to me. I also love

Health3-2-1 Selects Companies for UK & US Expansion – Strengthening Nordic & Baltic Life Science Exports

The application process for the EU funded project Health3-2-1 has successfully concluded, and the selected companies are now gearing up for their export journey! This brings us one step closer for the companies to get bigger muscles for their US and UK market expansion. A total of 46 innovative life science companies have been chosen to participate: · 13 from Sweden - Swecare · 22 from Finland - Business Turku · 11 from Estonia - Tehnopol These companies will receive funding, expert guidance, and networking opportunities to support their internationalisation. Despite

Sweden and Singapore Forge New Partnership with Memorandum of Understanding

This week, Swecare is organizing a programme for a delegation of Swedish Thought Leaders within Healthcare and Innovation to Singapore. The delegation is engaging with all three public healthcare clusters in Singapore, as well as key research institutes and innovation centers.A highlight of the week was the Healthcare Symposium, where a Memorandum of Understanding was signed by Miriam Söderström , State Secretary at the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs, and Wei Lin Lai 

"Swecare´s way of working with their promoting methods and creating relationships appealed to me and caught my interest".

Swecare is an exciting workplace where new things happen every day. We believe in bringing in new mindsets and young talent. Therefore, we are delighted to have welcomed our fifth intern! Meet our intern Valter Lundkvist, student from Mälardalens University in Västerås. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your background? I´m a 21 year old student from Västerås who was born and raised outside of Uppsala. Currently I'm studying for a bachelor's degree in Political science at Mälardalens University in Västerås, and I've just begun my last year in those studies. Beside my studies

Building Global Networks for Innovation: Insights from Ulf Borbos on Healthcare, Medtech, and International Collaboration.

Tell us briefly about yourself.My name is Ulf Borbos, I am 63 years old. I have worked as an entrepreneur and business owner since I was 17. I have experience working in both private companies and public organizations. In recent years, I have been working for Swedish Incubators & Science Park, focusing on Sweden's innovation environment, particularly incubators and science parks. Since 2017, I’ve been an international project manager, helping companies expand into new markets and also welcoming delegations from other countries to Sweden to promote it as a great place to establish

Introducing Ana and Katya, our newest addition to the Swecare Team!

We are very happy to welcome Anastasiia and Kateryna to Swecare. Their expertise and commitment will be a key factor in achieving our efforts to support the rebuild of the Ukrainian healthcare system. In a couple of days, they will travel to Warsaw, Poland to participate in the leading world expo– ReBuild Ukraine – Healthcare & Rehabilitation, 24-25 June. Three quick questions before they take off: Why is it important to be there? We will help present solutions that can be instrumental to the rebuilding and upbuilding of Ukraine – by addressing the right audience of decisionmakers,

"Just by looking at the world map, Sweden isn't a huge or very noticeable country, yet what it brings to the table is more than I had thought or known."

Swecare is an exciting workplace where new things happen every day. We believe in bringing in new mindsets and young talent. Therefore, we are delighted to have welcomed our fourth intern! Meet our intern Katarzyna, student from Södertörn University, Stockholm What do you do here at Swecare? At Swecare my role encompasses a variety of tasks, such as being part of developing content and creating communication materials. Considering that many initiatives have an international focus, I am prepared to work with global communication strategies, specifically within the realm of export

"I strive to learn as much as possible and not be afraid of trying new things".

Swecare is an exciting workplace where new things happen every day. We believe in bringing in new mindsets and young talent. Therefore, we are delighted to have welcomed our second intern! Meet our intern Louise. Student from the Swedish Defence University, Stockholm What do you do here at Swecare?As an intern, I participate in daily meetings, exciting projects and internal strategic marketing efforts which all contribute to Swecares vision regarding a sustainable and equal health worldwide. Tell us about your typical day?As Swecare is a foundation with various different actors

Healthcare Innovation in focus when Sweden visits The Netherlands

Today, 15 Swedish companies, organizations and representatives from the public sector visit the Netherlands to meet Dutch authorities and potential customers in the Dutch healthcare sector. The Netherlands is Sweden's seventh-largest export market and third-largest import market. The purpose with the trip is to find business opportunities and develop cooperations for improved access to efficient and equal care, cancer and digitalization being in focus.- Sweden and the Netherlands are both highly innovative countries, particularly within digital health and cancer management. We are proud

Swedish delegation to India for strengthened cooperation in health care

More than 20 Swedish government agencies, health companies and research institutes are travelling to India today to meet Indian authorities and potential customers in the Indian healthcare sector. Health is Sweden's second largest export category and the purpose of the trip is to explore business opportunities and further strengthen Swedish-Indian cooperation in the health field.- I am very proud to lead this prominent delegation representing various areas within the health care sector in Sweden. Next year Sweden and India celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations, and I hope to

Sweden & Rwanda to foster cooperation in healthcare

On November 8-9, Swedish health companies and public actors will travel to Rwanda to meet a large number of Rwandan authorities and potential clients in the Rwandan health sector. Head of delegation is Agneta Karlsson, Chairman of the Swecare board and Director General at The Dental and Pharmaceutical Benefits Agency (TLV). - Rwanda has a history of strong economic growth and high rankings in the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Index. We look forward to further deepening our relationships within the Rwandan healthcare sector, as well as giving our members a unique opportunity to meet

" My primary source of inspiration comes from being curious and finding ways to stay intrinsically motivated"

Swecare is an exciting workplace where new things happen every day. We believe in bringing in new mindsets and young talent and are delighted to have welcomed our first intern. Meet our intern Saanidhay Singh, graduate from Lund University. Meet our intern Saanidhay, graduate from Lund University What do you do here at Swecare?As a Praktikant, I work with operations and communications-related tasks for Swecare. From taking an active part in delegation trips to webinars and research related to potential regions in which Swedish life science could be involved in is also a part of my

Join us in our efforts in supporting India during the current Covid crisis!

Together with SIBC, the Sweden-India Business Council, we have initiated a Fundraising COVID Relief Campaign for India and we invite you to be part of it. Most of us have friends, business associates, colleagues, or family in India. Seeing how the Covid-19 infections reach new levels, now touching 350-400,000 cases daily, is heartbreaking. We know many of you and also your subsidiaries are already providing support but we also know there is a large interest in supporting even further. Hence this initiative and also call for action.  Swecare and Sweden-India Business Council have

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