Three revolutionary companies for an inclusive future of medicine

WelbeHealth is reinventing care for the elderly

Featured in theOdyssey Vintage Altaroc Odyssey and founded in 2015 in the United States by Si France, a visionary physician, WelbeHealth is on a mission to improve the quality of life for frail older adults. Inspired by the PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) care program, WelbeHealth uses modern technologies to provide integrated, patient-centered care.

The pillars of its approach are based on:

• Connected monitoring: using digital tools, WelbeHealth monitors patients’ health in real time and adapts care to their needs.

• Exemplary coordination: the company brings together doctors, nurses, social workers and other professionals in a single platform to optimize patient care.

• A local service: WelbeHealth is aimed particularly at vulnerable and isolated populations, offering them adapted solutions at home or in day centers.

WelbeHealth's impact continues to grow: the company already supports thousands of older adults in the United States, reducing unnecessary hospitalizations and enabling its patients to live at home longer, with dignity and comfort. In fact, 93% of patients believe they have a better quality of life thanks to WelbeHealth .

Suvida Healthcare: Customized Care for Hispanic Seniors

Suvida Healthcare, for its part, offers a healthcare system tailored to Hispanic seniors in the United States, designed to facilitate their access to care and provide them with personalized follow-up. The company, which is part of the Vintage Altaroc Odyssey portfolio, has more than 240 employees.

Ujala Cygnus transforms rural healthcare in India

Finally, on the other side of the world, Ujala Cygnus , an Indian company founded in 2011 by Dr. Shuchin Bajaj, is tackling a monumental challenge: improving access to healthcare in rural India, where medical infrastructure is often insufficient.

Key initiatives by Ujala Cygnus, a company participating in theOdyssey Vintage Altaroc Odyssey :

• Local hospitals: The company has established a network of more than 20 medical centers in rural areas, offering quality care at affordable prices.

• Inclusive technology: Ujala Cygnus uses telemedicine to connect patients in remote villages with specialists based in major cities.

• Educational programs: To strengthen long-term impact, Ujala Cygnus trains local populations in basic health practices and recruits professionals from these communities.

In the space of ten years, Ujala Cygnus has treated more than 3 million patients and has 23 hospitals in 5 Indian states.