For decades, Denmark has built a strong international reputation as a frontrunner in the digitalisation of healthcare.

Through a clear national strategy, unique health data infrastructure, and close collaboration between public authorities and private companies, Denmark has created an ecosystem where life science and digital health innovation can scale responsibly and effectively. A key enabler of Denmark’s digital success is its strong public governance framework. 

Sundhedsdatastyrelsen (the Danish Health Data Authority) plays a central role in ensuring high data quality, interoperability, and the secure, ethical use of health data. Over decades, Denmark has developed comprehensive national health registries and digital infrastructures that support clinical practice, research, and innovation.  

Similarly, Scotland also operates through publicly funded healthcare and has a high focus on digital development and data integration – particularly the roll out of the MyCare.Scot programme that commenced at the end of 2025.

Hence, Futurescot’s upcoming Health & Social Care Transformation conference is an immensely valuable opportunity for Denmark and Scotland to interact and knowledge exchange and ultimately transform patient care. The Embassy of Denmark in the United Kingdom is participating in the FutureScot conference together with a delegation. 

The Danish delegation participating reflects the breadth of Denmark’s digital health ecosystem and consists of five companies: Digirehab, Pontem Data Group, Cortrium, Radiobotics and Netcompany. Each company offers a distinct solution aligned with Scotland’s healthcare priorities.

The Scottish-Danish collaboration will kick-off evening reception hosted at Glasgow City Chambers on Wednesday, 11 March between 5 –7 pm. If you are interested in attending, please reach out to Gargi Dwivedi at gardwi@um.dk.

The Danish delegation looks forward to engaging with Scottish stakeholders at the conference to explore collaboration opportunities. Please find a company introduction of each company in the Danish delegation:

Digirehab

Digirehab provides an evidence-based, digitally integrated rehabilitation platform designed for older adults. With the number of elderly people with need for homecare increasing rapidly worldwide, it is putting pressure on resources for homecare providers everywhere. DigiRehab does just that by providing an assisted living technology with qualified physical rehabilitation at a very low cost.

Through screening, exercise and analysis, Digirehab combines personalised strength training, digital monitoring, and professional coaching. Offering a scalable, prevention-focused model with measurable outcomes, the solution helps prevent falls, reduce care dependency and support independent living – reach out to Niels Heuer and Arend Roos to discuss more. 

Pontem

Pontem delivers best-in-class digital health technologies enabling strong business cases and optimised implementations that deliver new transformative care models. 

Pontem’s portfolio includes a Virtual Care Platform (from NESA, Inc.) supporting virtual clinical workflows, improved patient flow and deep clinical engagement. Virtual care projects typically start by reducing agency nurse costs by 40-65% and replace 1:1 with 1:12 virtual monitoring staff ratios.

Over 50% of US hospitals operate virtual care and in Europe, LUKs Group (Switzerland) and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust (UK) are virtual care pioneers. Pontem also offers a revolutionary technology called Dermloop (by Melatech): an intuitive, AI-optimised dermatology tool providing GPs a secure platform for digital dermatology assessments across care sectors, currently being rolled out nationally in Denmark. To discuss about virtual care and dermatology assessments – reach out to Sara Bruun Norup and Kim Veber Carlsen. 

Cortrium

Cortrium specialises in developing a wearable cardiac monitoring solution. By combining clinical-grade ECG technology with a user-friendly design, Cortrium aims to make long-term heart monitoring more comfortable for patients and more efficient for healthcare providers.

Cortrium delivers a complete ECG solution which streamlines the entire process from recording to final data analysis. The C3W Holter Monitor is a compact, wireless device that enables continuous multi-day monitoring of up to fourteen days. 

The system is used in hospitals as well as primary and community care settings. Integrated with secure, cloud-based software to access the data analysis service provided by the combination of a bespoke AI platform and a team of expert humans who sign off every case. 

The solution provides faster results with reports delivered within two days. With no upfront costs, no minimums, and the solution can scale flexibly to meet demand. Total delivery costs remain significantly cheaper than the NHS tariff price, supporting better patient outcomes and reducing the load on already stretched teams. Reach out to Oliver Grey to learn more.  

Radiobotics

Radiobotics was founded in 2017 and is an award-winning Danish MedTech company dedicated to advancing musculoskeletal (MSK) radiology with AI-powered solutions. Radiobotics’ flagship solution, RBfracture™, is designed to support Emergency and Radiology with highly accurate detection of trauma-related findings, including fractures, dislocations, lipohemarthrosis, and effusion.

Radiobotics’ commitment to delivering precise, expert-level care in MSK imaging 24/7, regardless of time, infrastructure, or staffing constraints, is reflected in its close collaboration with leading clinical institutions, including partnering with Oxford University Hospital (OUH) on the world’s first and largest randomised clinical trial evaluating radiology AI in urgent care as well as achieving NICE approval for use in urgent care settings across the NHS centres – reach out to Amit Chavda to learn more.

Netcompany

Founded in 2000 in Copenhagen, Denmark, Netcompany provides essential IT solutions for both societal and business needs, supporting public and private sector clients in their digital evolution toward a more efficient and sustainable future. With more than 9,000 professionals, Netcompany develops flexible, scalable, and secure digital solutions that help drive responsible digitalisation across Europe.

A trusted delivery partner across the UK healthcare system, Netcompany has been selected to deliver a national secure digital communication solution for the Scottish Government and used by NHS Scotland’s Digital Front Door (DFD) programme. Built on Netcompany’s AMI platform, the solution will enable secure, GDPR-compliant two-way communication between public authorities and citizens.

Reach out to Jim McNair to learn more about how Netcompany supports responsible digitalisation across critical national infrastructure.