How Healthcare Organizations Can Find the Right Dedalus Solution for Their Domain

Start with your organization's primary operational domain, then narrow by the specific application you need. Dedalus organizes its portfolio around a "Find the Right Solution" entry point that lets you filter first by domain of interest and then by product application. Hospitals, laboratories, and diagnostic centers will typically land in different domains, so identifying your institution type and the workflow you want to improve is the fastest route to a relevant solution.

Step 1: Identify your domain of interest

The site lists these domains as the first filter. Match your organization's main pain point to one of them:

If your need spans several domains, start with the one closest to the workflow you are trying to change, then check adjacent domains for supporting products.

Step 2: Narrow by product application

After choosing a domain, the second filter is product application. The site shows applications such as In vitro diagnostics, which points laboratories and diagnostic organizations toward the relevant offering. Use this filter to move from a broad domain to a specific product rather than browsing the full catalog.

Step 3: Match by institution type

The domain structure maps reasonably well onto organization types:

• Hospitals and clinical organizations — Hospital & Clinical Solutions, Connected Care, and Cost & Revenue Cycle Management are the natural starting points. Dedalus reports that its EMR solutions support 470,000 beds, and its Acute Care EHR was ranked #1 in the 2026 Best in KLAS report for DACH and Southern Europe, which is relevant context if acute care EHR is your target.
• Laboratories and diagnostic centers — Diagnostic, Diagnostic Imaging IT, and the In vitro diagnostics application. Dedalus states its 5,700 labs and diagnostic centers produce more than 4 billion diagnostic results per year.
• Organizations focused on interoperability or legacy modernization — Healthcare Platform Services. The Dedalus Platform is described as relying on the FHIR standard, offering modernization services for existing solutions, and creating an open ecosystem built on an API Economy model.
• Organizations managing large volumes of content or records — HYDMedia G6 enterprise content management.

Step 4: Validate against the care continuum

Before committing, check where your need sits in the patient journey the site describes: prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, follow-up, and end of life. A solution that supports your stage — and connects to the stages on either side — is more likely to fit long-term. This is also where the "Continuum of Care" positioning matters: the platform is presented as enabling full interoperability so patients can be followed throughout their life rather than within a single system.

Step 5: Confirm scale and references

Use the published figures as a sanity check on whether Dedalus operates at your scale: more than 540 million population served across 40 countries through 7,500 healthcare organizations. The site also publishes customer stories — for example, a regional administrative system for all healthcare facilities in Basilicata, a regional screening digitalization project, and work with Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust — which are useful for judging fit with your own scenario.

Practical tips

• Use the "Find the Right Solution" entry on dedalus.com and apply the domain filter first; it is the intended navigation path and avoids scanning unrelated products.
• If you are unsure between two domains, pick the one tied to the workflow you want to change, not the department that owns the budget.
• For imaging or laboratory needs, go directly to Diagnostic Imaging IT or the In vitro diagnostics application rather than Hospital & Clinical Solutions.
• The site does not publish pricing or purchasing details, so treat the solution finder as a shortlisting tool and follow up through the "Work with us" contact route for commercial specifics.

The result of this process should be a short list of one or two domains and a specific application, which you can then take into a direct conversation with Dedalus about your organization's size, existing systems, and interoperability requirements.