The European Connected Health Campus (ECHCampus) is a 'not-for-profit' organisation registered in Northern Ireland, as a Community Interest Company (CIC NI 070344) and supervised by the UK CIC Regulator.

ECHCampus was founded by a team of independent business leaders, who identified the need to enable innovation in this extraordinary field. It is therefore a timely response to both societal and economic needs. Its primary mission is to 'deliver leadership for the development of Connected Health markets and practice across Europe'.

The ECHCampus is focused on:

The need to transform Healthcare Delivery, thus enhancing the quality and effectiveness of care.

The need to develop the ‘Connected Health Economy’, thus enabling innovation and sustainable investment in the expansion of healthcare.

The European Connected Health Campus has four primary functions:

1. Promotion of Connected Health - to provide leadership, education and focus supporting European and global implementation of connected health technologies.
2. Development of Connected Health Capabilities - to secure and engage in collaborative research and development and a range of field implementation projects utilising shared workspace and support facilities.
3. Participant Support - to support the strategic and tactical marketing and business development needs of ECHCampus members.
4. Education - ECHCampus will develop and provide educational opportunities in support of broad scale deployments of remote monitoring technologies. This will include the development and documentation of best practices across procurement, implementation and standardization.

Learn about the membership levels and benefits here