Agentic AI for Multisectoral LTC Coordination Beyond Healthcare Settings

WHO WE ARE

Nightingale is an Israeli healthtech startup developing an agentic AI co-pilot for long-term care (LTC) that coordinates care workflows across healthcare AND non-healthcare settings—exactly what this call seeks.

WHY WE FIT THIS CALL

This call focuses on implementation research BEYOND traditional healthcare systems. Our platform is purpose-built for:

• Home-based care coordination (family caregivers, home health aides)

• Community settings (social services, senior centers)

• Institutional LTC (nursing homes, assisted living)

• Integration with primary care and hospitals

WHAT WE OFFER

1. Multi-agent AI simulation for modeling care pathways across sectors

2. Synthetic patient data generation for privacy-safe implementation research

3. Predictive models for hospitalization, functional decline, and NCD progression

4. Care coordination tools connecting clinical and social care teams

5. FAIR-compliant, EHDS-ready data infrastructure

ALIGNMENT WITH CALL SCOPE

• Focus on underserved elderly populations with chronic NCDs (dementia, diabetes, CVD, COPD)

• Multisectoral approach engaging caregivers, social workers, community health workers

• Sustainability model: SaaS designed for post-project commercial viability

• Equity focus: simulation can model disadvantaged populations without real patient data exposure

WHAT WE SEEK

• LTC facility networks and home-care providers in EU Member States as pilot sites

• Academic partners with expertise in implementation science

• Public health authorities interested in multisectoral NCD management pilots

• Partners in LMICs or widening countries for equity-focused validation

OUR ROLE

Technical partner providing AI/simulation infrastructure. Open to leading work packages on data generation, care pathway modeling, or digital intervention development.

EXPERIENCE

• Active Horizon Europe submission preparation with EU medical university partners

• Consortium-building experience with Polish, German, and Israeli partners