Thessaloniki, Greece – June 2025
Gnomon Informatics SA is proud to actively continue supporting the cross-border healthcare infrastructure of Luxembourg and thereby contributing to the pan-European MyHealth@EU initiative, coordinated under the eHealth Digital Service Infrastructure (eHDSI) framework. MyHealth@EU is a cornerstone of the European Health Data Space (EHDS), aiming to empower EU citizens by ensuring secure, cross-border access to their personal health data and by promoting greater cooperation and interoperability among EU Member States and the European Commission.
Through this initiative, participating Member States are able to offer high-quality cross-border healthcare services, enabling the seamless and secure exchange of essential clinical documents—such as Patient Summaries and ePrescriptions—across national borders.
In this context, Luxembourg and its citizens benefit from the deployment of Gnomon Informatics SA’s robust and proven eHealthPass™ suite, which supports the provision of the cross-border healthcare services. The solution is built on open international standards and facilitates full interoperability with other Member States.
This latest implementation builds on Gnomon Informatics SA’s extensive track record in delivering national-level eHealth interoperability services for several member states suchas Luxembourg, Greece, Ireland and Malta. These collaborations reaffirm Gnomon’s position as a leading European provider of eHealth interoperability and digital health transformation services.
As Dr. Fotis Gonidis, Digital Health Product Lead, Gnomon Informatics SA mentioned:
“As the European Union advances toward a fully operational Health Data Space by 2030, Gnomon Informatics SA is proud to stand alongside national health systems in building infrastructure that prioritizes security, interoperability, and citizen empowerment.”
With the continued rollout of MyHealth@EU, Gnomon remains committed to delivering secure, scalable, and standards-based solutions that advance the future of cross-border healthcare in Europe.