Bilberry
Unlocking Health
Unlocking Health
Health has no border.
Neither geographic, nor institutionally.
It calls for networks, cooperation and partnership.
It calls for vertical collaboration, top-down and bottom-up.
It calls for horizontal collaboration, between departments, specialties and even further, between sectors.
It calls for crossing borders and promoting new ways to collaborate.
Promoting new partnerships is the mission of Bilberry.
Elderly population, chronic diseases, HR shortages, budgets constrains,...
Resources don't meet the needs anymore. Good practices exist but are difficult to implement. Policies are still to be reinvented.
Bilberry helps you identifying and resolving the bottlenecks.
Digitalization and AI adoption in healthcare experience delays.
Guidelines exist but don't meet the needs on the field.
Bilberry helps you day by day implementing an effective and efficient digitalization.
Raising inequalities, social systems with financial constraints, social right under pressure,... Many social challenges face European societies.
Hence, many experiences and innovations raise, like Housing first for homeless people and revisited services for targeted groups.
Bilberry helps you design and implement inclusive policies and projects.
Sport psychology is often identified as a performance tool exclusive for elite athletes.
However, performance also concerns amateur athletes who pursue challenge such as of endurance (marathons, long-distance rides, etc).
Also, though sport is helpful to counter several mental issues such as depression and burnout, it is too rarely integrated in any clinical therapy.
Bilberry makes the link between sport psychologists and sport amateurs or patients with mental issues.
Europe faces a growing scarcity of working population. Specific sectors such as health are particularly impacted.
Prevention, health promotion and wellness at work help reducing absenteeism, but it goes beyond providing fruits or easing access to sport.
Work-related sicknesses and sufferings are complicated and call for in situ analysis and actions, driven by experts coming from different domains.
Bilberry is able to gather this community in each working context.
All OECDs countries face the same elderly challenge and opportunity.
Health and social security costs increase the demographic pressure, which calls for action.
"To-do's" and "must have" are well known but call for new connections and partnerships, which can be triggered by stakeholders such as Bilberry.
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