What are our specific strengths?

Because what you want is a service that works, we are committed to the service rendered.

We can do this because we provide you with end-to-end support and because we master the technologies that we use (Open-source or internally developed technologies).

To guarantee the overall consistency of your projects and make them easier for you to manage, we provide end-to-end support:

From the assistance with the expression of your needs to the development and operation of your services, including training and assistance with change for your users.

To guarantee compliance with ethical and regulatory frameworks, and to best meet your needs, Santeos relies on the expertise of an e-health medical consultant and a DPO, particularly for the hosting of health data.

Thanks to its 45 years of experience in digital technologies, Santeos can design, develop and operate web services using heterogeneous technologies with an excellent level of commitment.

Santeos has a BI and Big Data Business Center that specializes in data valorization. Besides, through our numerous experiences, we have acquired significant know-how in data processing: GDPR, collection of patient consent, anonymization, etc.

Santeos’s services are systematically scalable. For example, we process more than 1.2 billion Electronic Treatment Sheets a year as part of the secure platform managed and hosted for the SESAM-Vitale EIG.

Historically, the core business of our group, Worldline, is the operation of secure digital transactions.

We have become an expert in the field and have transposed this know-how to health, notably by taking into account e-health security issues.

Santeos's historic involvement in the standardization of the health sector also gives it recognized expertise in the implementation of interoperability projects.

Besides, we actively participate in the following workgroups: Edisanté, Hprim/HL7 France, GS1 Healthcare France, IHE Europe; and e-health standardization.

Santeos offers services that are innovative both from a technological and organizational point of view.

Examples worth mentioning are the “SI SAMU” project carried out using a large-scale agile method called “SAFe”,  or the “Maela” project for optimizing healthcare pathways through the deployment of ambulatory care with connected objects.