EVOLVE2CARE Open Call deadline extended to 6 November 2025

In response to the strong interest generated by the EVOLVE2CARE Open Call for HealthTech Innovators and Living Labs, the project is pleased to announce an extension of the submission deadline to 6 November 2025 (17:00 Brussels Time).

The extension offers additional time for HealthTech stakeholders, researchers, SMEs, and innovators to prepare and submit their proposals. It’s a unique opportunity to collaborate with Health and Wellbeing Living Labs across Europe and accelerate innovation in the Transitional Care sector.

Through the Open Call, (up to) ten selected innovators will receive Living Lab services valued at up to €5,000, including co-creation, user engagement, product validation, and access to data and infrastructure. This support will enable innovators to test and refine their solutions in real-world environments before market launch.

The EVOLVE2CARE project team encourages all interested parties to take advantage of this extended timeline and submit their proposals by the new deadline of 6 November 2025.

EVOLVE2CARE at the Digital Public Health Conference 2025

On July 24–25, 2025, EVOLVE2CARE was represented at the International Digital Public Health Conference (DPH25) in Madeira by Ecem Özdemir from Sploro. The conference brought together experts from across the digital and public health sectors, offering a dynamic platform for sharing insights and exploring innovative collaboration.

Ecem introduced the EVOLVE2CARE Open Call to more than 60 innovators, highlighting the opportunity for them to access Living Labs services and infrastructures across Europe. Through the Open Call, selected innovators will receive experimentation services support to test and co-develop their HealthTech solutions in real-world environments.

The presence of EVOLVE2CARE at DPH25 helped raise awareness of the project’s role in fostering inclusive, human-centric healthcare innovation. By bridging innovators with a dynamic network of Living Labs, EVOLVE2CARE contributes to building a collaborative ecosystem for the co-creation and validation of impactful solutions that address the challenges of Transitional Care; a critical area where patients move between care settings such as hospital to home, or from specialised care to long-term support.