CX Info GmbH / Docxcellence GmbH

CX Info GmbH is a German healthcare analytics and advisory company and a wholly owned subsidiary of Docxcellence GmbH. The company operates at the intersection of medical expertise, healthcare data analysis, and system-level restructuring.

CX Info develops database-driven solutions to analyze real-world healthcare data, particularly hospital reimbursement (DRG) data. Its work includes morbidity and incidence analyses, outcome evaluations, and scientific data assessments for pharmaceutical companies. By working with routine care data, the company generates evidence on healthcare structures, performance, and economic sustainability.

A key development area is digital health. CX Info designs data-based solutions and digital applications aimed at improving transparency, process efficiency, and alignment between clinical practice and financial frameworks.

The company also provides advisory services in hospital and long-term care restructuring. With extensive expertise in reimbursement systems and medical coding, CX Info integrates clinical knowledge with economic steering mechanisms to support resilient and sustainable healthcare infrastructures.

The purpose of the trip is to gain a deeper understanding of the structures of the Danish healthcare and social care system. Of particular interest are site visits to a nursing home and an emergency medical service station in order to better understand the operational realities of long-term care and pre-hospital emergency care.
Further areas of interest include the financial framework of the healthcare system, planning mechanisms, hospital planning processes, and the organization of regional healthcare delivery. A central focus is the interaction between these structural elements and how governance, financing, and service provision are aligned.
Another important aspect is the scientific evaluation of healthcare data. In Germany, health services research is largely based on reimbursement and billing data. It would therefore be particularly interesting to understand how Denmark approaches the collection, integration, and scientific use of healthcare data, and how data transparency influences planning and system management.