The HLTH Europe conference offers a unique opportunity to connect with Savvy Cooperative's patient partners for valuable insights. Book a one-on-one consultation at the Ask Patients Lounge™️ (Booth E20) to tap into their experience managing chronic diseases, caregiving, using digital tools, and participating in remote clinical trials. Attendees can leverage these patient insights for research, product development, and understanding patient journeys. View patient partner bios and book your consultations now at https://www.savvy.coop/hlth-eu.
Amsterdam | June 16-19, 2025
You must be registered for and attending HLTH Europe to sign up for a slot.
HLTH Europe and Savvy Cooperative have teamed up to provide exclusive patient consultations for attendees of the HLTH Europe, available throughout the conference. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to arrange a one-on-one, 20-minute meeting with our patient partners, who possess valuable expertise in areas such as managing chronic diseases, caregiving, using digital tools, and participating in remote clinical trials. All consultations will take place at Booth E20.
Meet with Savvy Cooperative’s Partners and book a slot at HLTH Europe here.
Discover more about Savvy Cooperative:
Savvy is a patient-led company, founded by individuals living with chronic illness, that helps companies, researchers, and health systems design better products, services, and solutions—by starting with the patients and caregivers who will use them. With a vast, global community spanning over 3,000 health conditions, Savvy connects organizations with verified, diverse patients to generate real-world insights that actually reflect real lives. Savvy’s unique engagement model prioritizes trust, accessibility, and sustained participation—making it easier to reach the right voices and keep them meaningfully involved. As experts in patient-centered research, we deliver scalable qualitative studies, longitudinal data, and targeted engagements that uncover what truly matters. If you’re building something for patients, you need to #AskPatients!
