Medoma Hospital at Home Platform

Medoma is a Stockholm-based company (Birger Jarlsgatan 57C, per its contact page) that provides technology for hospital at home and advanced homecare under the tagline a hospital in any home. It supports decentralised acute care for hospitals and regions.

The platform has three parts: Medoma Center, a command centre for planning and coordination; Medoma Care, a patient app; and Medoma Go, a companion app for field staff. It adds care-journey synchronisation, remote monitoring via integrated devices and AI-supported capacity forecasting. Customers include Capio S:t Göran, Skåne University Hospital and Kantonsspital Graubünden by logo, and Hospital at Home AG in Zurich.

• Medoma Center: command centre for planning, coordination and an operational overview of home admissions.
• Medoma Care: patient-facing app for the care journey.
• Medoma Go: companion app for field staff visiting patients.
• Remote monitoring: integrated devices feed vital signs into the platform.
• Capacity forecasting: AI-supported planning of staff and patient capacity.
• Interoperability: integrates into existing systems, workflows and routines.

A Vietnamese private hospital could pilot home admissions for pneumonia and post-surgery care with a command centre. A public hospital could coordinate home visit teams across districts. A hospital network could forecast nurse capacity for home care.

The site reports an NPS of 96, 20% more patients per nurse and 30% of interventions delivered remotely, without stating the period or method. It also cites 40% lower cost and 25% lower readmission rate for the Capio S:t Göran programme. Hospitals gain a ready command centre instead of building coordination tools themselves.

European health systems are scaling hospital at home to relieve bed shortages, with Sweden, Switzerland and Latvia as active markets. Vietnamese and Southeast Asian hospital groups can use the same coordination model as pilots for home-based acute care expand.

Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden per the contact page. Published research on Sweden's first digi-physical Hospital at Home care model for high-acuity patients. Presented a poster at the World Hospital at Home Conference 2025 (June 2025). Logos include Capio, Aleris, Region Östergötland and Vinnova.