LifeSciences Consultants is proud to announce its participation as a strategic partner in the innovative SmartDiabetes project, funded by EIT Health.
About the SmartDiabetes Project

This groundbraking initiative aims to revolutionize diabetes care by improving health outcomes for people living with diabetes (PwD) while simultaneously reducing healthcare costs through a value-based care model.
The SmartDiabetes project is a pioneering collaboration that combines digital innovation, strategic procurement, and comprehensive adoption strategies to deliver a scalable and sustainable solution for diabetes management.
SocialDiabetes – A State-of-the-Art Digital Therapy Platform
At the heart of the project is SocialDiabetes, a leading digital health platform designed to empower people with diabetes to better manage their condition. Through real-time data analysis, personalized insights, and continuous monitoring, SocialDiabetes supports informed decision-making and improved glycemic control—ultimately leading to better health outcomes.
Sustainable Procurement Model – Ensuring Scalable and Cost-Effective Solutions
The SmartDiabetes project incorporates a value-driven procurement strategy focused on long-term sustainability and scalability. By embracing a cost-effective approach, the project aims to optimize healthcare resources and expand patient access to innovative diabetes care.
Adoption Strategies – Supporting Integration Across Healthcare Systems
To ensure successful implementation across diverse healthcare environments, the project includes well-defined adoption strategies. These are designed to overcome implementation barriers, provide training and support to healthcare professionals, and drive widespread adoption of the digital platform.

LifeSciences Consultants’ Role
As a strategic partner, LifeSciences Consultants contributes its specialized expertise in Health Economics to support the development of a robust value-based care framework. Our work focuses on assessing the initiative’s economic impact, sustainability, and patient outcomes—ensuring the care model is not only effective but also scalable and economically viable for the long term. The SmartDiabetes project marks an important step forward in the evolution of patient-centered, data-driven, and sustainable healthcare. By combining digital tools with strategic healthcaredelivery, this initiative holds the potential to significantly improve the lives of millions of people living with diabetes.
To learn more about the project, visit www.smartdiabetes.eu.