Nous sommes ici pour
donner à votre santé
une nouvelle vie
La santé sans barrières, telle est la proposition de Hope Care. Hope Care a été la première entreprise nationale dans le secteur des télésanté à combiner services, plateformes technologiques et produits.
Allons-nous améliorer votre santé?
Bureaux et Siège
Stimuler l'innovation dans
les solutions de soins de santé.
Un centre d’excellence de dernière génération qui révolutionne la technologie des soins de santé et les soins aux patients.
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Téléphone :
(+351) 262 108 540
Support :
(+351) 930 453 228
We want to take care of
everyone in the best way.
professionals.
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