On May 14th, Peercode partnered with UMC Utrecht – a frontrunner in incorporating physical activity as a standard part of healthcare – for an inspiring and valuable event. Together with healthcare professionals from across the sector, we explored the vision, plans, and real-world experiences surrounding physical activity programs in clinical settings.

At UMC Utrecht, physical activity is a vital health indicator. The Atris system by Peercode tracks and stimulates patient movement and integrates data with hospital systems, resulting in faster recovery. In this Podcast we explain why movement should be a standard part of clinical care.

Peercode and TripHub launch new feature that automatically processes and integrates travel information using AI.

Anouk van der Gracht, Erwin Waas and Govert de Vries of Peercode have written an article in the Dutch Journal of Lifestyle Medicine (NTVL) titled, 'Life-changing code: navigating the rules of medical software.'

Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences proudly shares the outcomes of their recent study titled "LIFELINE: eHealth to Support Exercise after Critical Illness." Conducted by Nadine Florisson MSc, Mel Major PhD, and Marike van der Schaaf PhD, the research focused on utilizing the 'Atris' app to monitor and assist patients after intensive care.