Case Study
Conventional patient care has reached its limits in many areas of the healthcare landscape. Digital pioneer mementor is shaping the future of medicine with evidence-based digital tools which address physical and mental illnesses – safely and effectively.
mementor defined its goals from the start: It wants to eliminate treatment barriers in healthcare and give a wide range of patients access to data-safe digital tools that fulfill high scientific standards. The company is developing and distributing digital products in sleep medicine and related fields.
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This start-up decided to up its offices and move to Leipzig after being launched abroad. Why? Some compelling reasons were:
With contacts around the world, the company’s executives also appreciate Leipzig’s status as a central air and rail hub. And their team enjoys the city’s vibrant scene and green-and-blue environs.
say mementor co-founders Dr. Noah Lorenz and Alexander Rötger. “Our top-trained team really feels at home here, so if we had to do it all over, we would choose Leipzig again,” confirm co-founders Jan Kühni and Daniel Rotzetter.
With proven digital solutions like somnio, the first ‘app on prescription’ for the treatment of insomnia and sleep disorders, mementor is breaking new ground for patients who may not have access to effective and secure science-based digital therapies.
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Founded in Switzerland in 2014, mementor re-located to Leipzig in 2020. In 2022, the company was acquired by ResMed, a pioneer in the development of digital solutions for sleep and ventilation therapy, mainly in out-of-hospital settings. Together, the partners will be providing more people with access to products like somnio and developing further digital solutions. Visit us at www.mementor.de
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