uPacjenta.pl
uPacjenta is a Polish health-tech platform that enables patients to order home blood tests and medical services, connecting them with mobile specialists for convenient diagnostics.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Poland
- CEO
- Dominik Swadźba
About
uPacjenta is a rapidly growing Polish health-tech company that is revolutionizing the way patients access diagnostic services. Founded in 2017 by Dominik Swadźba and Konrad Kargol, the company operates a digital platform that connects patients with medical specialists, enabling them to order blood tests and other laboratory examinations to be performed in the comfort of their own homes or offices. By eliminating the need for patients to travel to clinics and wait in queues, uPacjenta significantly improves the convenience and accessibility of preventive healthcare. The company's core service revolves around a network of over 200 qualified medical professionals, including nurses, midwives, and paramedics, who perform home visits across more than 20 cities in Poland. Patients can easily book appointments through an intuitive online system, selecting from a wide range of over 700 laboratory tests. In addition to individual home visits, uPacjenta offers comprehensive corporate wellness programs known as 'Health Actions,' which allow employers to organize on-site preventive screenings for their workforce. The platform also provides online consultations with diagnostic experts to help patients interpret their results and make informed health decisions. uPacjenta has gained recognition for its innovative approach and rapid expansion, ranking highly in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 CEE report. The company places a strong emphasis on safety, data security, and patient comfort, adhering to strict medical standards and GDPR regulations. With a mission to make preventive healthcare a natural and effortless part of daily life, uPacjenta continues to scale its operations, leveraging technology to bridge the gap between modern lifestyle needs and traditional medical diagnostics.