The digital health center bülach (dhc) is the leading Swiss network for digitization in healthcare. It connects startups, companies, and service providers to jointly drive the digital transformation of the industry.
We were delighted to be part of this network on November 19th with a booth at the Innovation Day 2025.
The Innovation Day makes innovation in healthcare tangible: it focuses on physically and independently trying out digital solutions. In this interactive format, new technologies can be tested, personal hands-on experiences can be made, and concrete use cases from practice can be learned about.
A big thank you goes to the entire dhc team for the great organization, especially to Lena Waller and Stefan Lienhard, who gave us at imito the opportunity to present our innovative solutions.
© imito AG / Chrysanth Sulzberger
A particular highlight was the presentation by Prof. Dr. Alfred Angerer, who shared exclusive insights into the brand-new Digital Health Report 2025/2026. His finding was surprising: according to the report, the average digital maturity level of hospitals and home care organizations (Spitex) is currently at the same level. This indicates that digitization in healthcare is progressing across the board.
Following this, participants had the opportunity to discover a variety of innovative solutions for diverse use cases in the healthcare sector.
© imito AG / Chrysanth Sulzberger
We at imito AG, along with MARIS, had the opportunity to present how we are redefining wound care. The focus was on combining telemedicine with our AI-powered wound analysis. This synergy makes it possible to enhance care quality, simplify processes, and make wound documentation more efficient and precise.
The Innovation Day concluded with a lively networking reception (Apéro). The relaxed atmosphere provided the ideal setting for in-depth conversations, establishing new contacts, and exchanging ideas—an important part of any successful innovation event.
© imito AG / Chrysanth Sulzberger
Additionally, the conclusion of the event offered a personal reason to celebrate: Co-CEO Manuel Studer celebrated his birthday and, at the same time, the 10th anniversary of his intensive collaboration with Co-Founder Chrysanth Sulzberger. What began as a self-imposed 'trial period' evolved into the longest and most successful professional partnership for the two—a strong sign of shared vision and trust.
