Healthcarebusiness.fi is an international window for Finnish Healthcare and Medical Research companies. The service provides e.g. company and research information, customer cases, news and events. It serves multiple interest parties involved in the cluster. Main purpose of the service is to provide up-to-date information and to facilitate co-operation between the different players in the cluster.

Healthcarebusiness.fi was launched in April 2006 and joined the Finnish Digibusiness service concept.

The concept brings together four digital clusters: Medical and Welfare Technologies cluster, Digital Content Business cluster, Digital Learning Business cluster and Software Business cluster.

The Healthcare Business project is financed by Economic Development Centre, the Finnish State
Budget through the Ministry of the Interior as part of the National Centre of Expertise programme;
The Centre of Expertise for Medical and Welfare Technologies as well as four polytechnics: Laurea,
Stadia, Arcada and DiaK.

Management board of Finnish Healthcare Business consists of the following persons: Marianne Dannblom (Culminatum Ltd Oy), Riikka Paasikivi (The Centre of Expertise for Gene Technology and Molecular Biology) , Tero Suursalmi (Culminatum Ltd), Taavetti Mutanen (T&E Center), Hilkka Heinonen (Laurea), Heikki Säntti (Stadia), Camilla Wikström-Grotell (Arcada), Raili Gothoni (DiaK), Pentti Tuhkanen (Culminatum Ltd Oy) and Janne Lindfors (Saranen Consulting Oy).

The Finnish Healthcare Business project was done in co-operation between the following parties:

- Saranen Consulting Oy - project management
- Ambientia Oy - technical implementation and platform provider
- Crescom Oy - hosting service
- Helia University of Applied Sciences - content production
- Laurea University of Applied Sciences - developing registers and providing content mastering

Healthcarebusiness.fi belongs to the Centre of Expertise program and is maintained by The Centre of Expertise for Medical and Welfare Technologies. The Centre of Expertise for Medical and Welfare Technologies promotes the growth and internationalization of business in the fields that produce welfare and medical research products, technologies and related services for different customer groups and purposes. The target group for operations consists of approximately 600 companies mainly in Helsinki region.

The Centre of Expertise for Medical and Welfare Technologies