In what types of establishments is Galeon deployed?

The Galeon Electronic Health Record (EHR) is deployed in public hospitals of various sizes and profiles, from university hospitals to general hospitals and maternity clinics. Today, Galeon is live in 19 French facilities including CHU Caen, CH Toulon, CH Hyères and GH Nord‑Essonne, with more than 10,000 healthcare professionals using it daily.

How is Galeon EHR different from a traditional EHR?

Galeon EHR goes beyond simple data storage: it uses AI to analyse data in real time, raise clinical risk alerts and simplify caregivers’ daily work. It is natively interoperable (HL7), designed for data sovereignty and built to reduce the administrative burden on clinical teams.

How long does it take to deploy Galeon EHR in a hospital?

Galeon EHR is deployed progressively, starting with a few pilot departments and then rolling out to other units. Depending on facility size and IT complexity, first concrete uses can be live within a few months, with full rollout usually achieved over roughly 9 to 24 months.

What is the difference between Galeon EHR and the DMP / Mon Espace Santé?

Galeon EHR is the internal working tool for healthcare professionals inside the facility: it holds 100% of patient data, tracks the care pathway and integrates with the hospital information system. The DMP / Mon Espace Santé is the national patient record with a subset of this data. Galeon interfaces with these services but does not replace them.

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The patient record built to help caregivers save lives

Electronic Health Record (EHR) used in 19 public hospitals to reduce administrative burden and accelerate medical research through AI.

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Behind the daily care, a major problem remains unaddressed.

80 % of hospital data is unusable

Unstructured data

Medical data is fragmented, inconsistent, incomplete.No reliable foundation for care. → Harder decisions, inconsistent quality.

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Data locked in silos

Systems don’t communicate with each other.

Each silo isolates part of the patient journey.
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→ No complete view.
Result: the patient is never seen as a whole.