Autonomous Technology Can Save Money in Healthcare

Healthcare is facing major challenges as the number of older patients with complex needs continues to grow, while staff resources remain limited. According to Magnus Högberg, CEO of Care of Sweden, new ways of working are required in which technology takes greater responsibility for daily care. Autonomous solutions can help make healthcare more preventive, sustainable, and less dependent on manual interventions.

Care of Sweden develops medical technology solutions to prevent and treat pressure injuries. Through clinically evaluated technology that adapts automatically, staff workload can be reduced while patient safety is improved. Studies show that many pressure injuries can be avoided with the right support surfaces, and that prevention delivers both better patient outcomes and lower total costs than treatment.

The company also emphasizes the importance of long-term procurement processes that take quality, clinical effectiveness, and total cost of ownership into account—not just purchase price. When evidence, innovation, and smart governance work together, healthcare can both prevent suffering and meet future growing demands in a more sustainable way.

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