Client cases

Since late June, the Rode Kruis hospital in Beverwijk has been using the integration between Patient Journey App and HiX Digital Health Services.

Harrie’s story, a 74-year-old former smoker with a history of health issues, demonstrates the power of Patient Journey App as an online tool in his rehabilitation process.

A great article in Zorgvisie about rethinking (regional) healthcare, with a special focus on positive health, prevention, and technology.

By having patients fill out their headache diary daily using the app, both the patient and the healthcare provider gain insight into the progression of the condition.

More than 3.000 patients undergo a colonoscopy after a suspicion arises from population screening. Patient Journey App makes this process more efficient.

Patient Journey App is used to guide patients receiving a neuromodulator with timely information and to monitor their pain scores.

Various hospitals and clinics use the Orthopedic Intake module. The aim of this module is to optimally prepare patients for their appointment at the hospital.

The app helps patients prepare for what lies ahead, enabling them to ask more specific questions during a consultation.

The Anna Hospital notices that care is changing and becoming more efficient through the use of the app. Patients are better informed and, as a result, better prepared.

ETZ is digitising its patient information. The app is always up to date and also saves a lot of costs.

By early detection of symptom burden during the palliative phase, healthcare providers can offer patients the highest possible quality of life in their final stage.

Clients on the waiting list receive information about the intake and treatment in advance through the app.

Patients receiving chemo- or immunotherapy at the Albert Schweitzer Hospital will now receive all information about their treatment through Patient Journey App.

Since 2022, Alrijne Hospital has been using Patient Journey App to guide patients through the neuromodulation treatment process with the right information at the right time.

Vitalys started using the app to provide more personalized care to patients. Providing the right information at the right time contributes to this goal.

VieCuri started using the app because patients expressed a need for more and better information about their treatment.

The Oncology department at AZ Alma strives each day to provide patients with good information about their diagnosis and treatment, without overwhelming them with too much information.

Dr. David Floyd wanted an app that would make an impression on potential patients and a service that ensures important information is communicated in advance.

With hundreds of patients coming through each day, it’s a challenge to provide each patient with the right information at the right time.

Samantha Tross wanted to ensure that her patients would never miss important information again.

At Breast Cancer Kent, the app helps patients better understand their diagnosis and treatment options, and keeps them informed about all available support resources.