• Promote the well-being of older adults and people with disabilities in their living environments by anticipating and supporting them through the loss of independence;
• Contribute to the design of solutions—devices or services—tailored to the needs of healthcare and medical-social professionals, as well as beneficiaries and their families, from the initial design phase through to user adoption;
• Ensure that the use of these solutions is guided by ethical and safety considerations;
• Promote or initiate the implementation of new initiatives and position the region as a hub for hosting and experimentation in support of tools such as living labs.

Innov' Autonomie offers you:

• Support and services that can be provided at any stage of an innovative solution’s development, backed by a high level of expertise: needs analysis, co-design of proposed solutions, assessment of acceptability by end users and relevant professionals, and evaluation of the value added by the innovation;
• Conducting technical, functional, and usability evaluation tests carried out by experts and the various types of users involved, in a secure environment and following a referencing methodology;
• A CML santé® (Concept Maturity Level) based on the model established by the Living Labs in Health and Independence Forum, enabling us to assess the maturity level of your solution and provide feedback and recommendations to facilitate the solution’s development in line with the expectations and needs of future users.

Services that can be provided at any stage of an innovative solution’s development, including ideation, state-of-the-art analysis, market research, expert consultation, co-design, technical testing, usability testing, and CML santé® analysis^.

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Services and networking opportunities available at any stage of the innovative solution’s development with:

• Project managers, marketers, psychologists, and business developers.
• Specialized professionals (doctors, geriatricians, nurses, occupational therapists, physical therapists, etc.), volunteer and professional caregivers, and patient advocacy groups of all relevant profiles located in rural or urban areas;
• Public and private healthcare facilities and social services organizations, including their technical resources;
• Older adults and/or people with disabilities and/or those with chronic illnesses, whether at home or in a facility, who can serve as testers to validate technical devices, services, or systems.