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Rosia Phase II

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The ROSIA-PCP project (“Remote Rehabilitation Service for Insulated Areas – Pre-CommercialProcurement”) addresses a key health challenge: how to deliver effective rehabilitation services to people living in remote areas or with limited access to traditional centers.

Within this international consortium, which includes public prosecutors in Spain, Portugal, and Ireland, as well as multiple technology partners, DyCare contributes its expertise in digital rehabilitation: its platform enables rapid functional assessments, remote monitoring, and personalized, data-driven therapies. This strengthens the “technology solution for the patient” component of the project.

ROSIA Phase II Objective

ROSIA aims to design the tele-rehabilitation services of the future for remote areas with limited healthcare services. These services will be comprehensive, allowing patients to continue their rehabilitation treatment at home, supported by cutting-edge technology, new care pathways, and community activities.
The initiative integrates multiple elements: a care model that links patient self-management, tele-rehabilitation, and community support; an open technology platform for integrating third-party solutions; personalized treatment and continuous monitoring; and clinical pathways adapted to the public healthcare system.

The project will be carried out in 3 phases:

The project structure is organized into three phases:

  1. Solution design.
  2. Prototype development
  3. Field trials in real-world settings

The aim is not only to create technology, but to clinically validate it, scale it up, and generate evidence to systematically introduce it into European health systems.

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