Honic is a health data technology company dedicated to unlocking the potential of German Real World Data for medical and health economic research. The company makes real world health data accessible across silos for research, including artificial intelligence applications, via a unique compliance architecture developed in collaboration with data privacy authorities and patient organizations.

Honic has established a health data ecosystem linking electronic health records, laboratory data, and mortality data, enabling researchers to normalize, quality control, and link data across healthcare providers into a FHIR common data model. This supports deep, near-time analysis in a secure environment or statistical analysis services.

The Honic team combines decades of experience in healthcare, regulatory affairs, health data protection, and digital medicine with expertise in digital technologies and solutions. Recognized physicians, digital health pioneers, privacy experts, and platform architects form an interdisciplinary team advising prominent organizations such as OECD and German government bodies on health data use and privacy.

Honic facilitates access to tailored dashboards, cohort statistics, anonymous data packages, and raw linked data to enable scientific insights and improved care solutions. The company operates under the highest data protection standards and works closely with national healthcare institutions.

Key leaders include founder Dr. Henrik Matthies (CEO), co-founder Ralf Schramm (CTO), CPO Nora Sagel, and an advisory board chaired by Prof. Dr. med. Jörg F. Debatin. The team includes experts across customer success, data science, development, legal compliance, and data engineering.

The company is headquartered with offices in Neckarsulm and Berlin, Germany, offering remote, local, and hybrid working models for employees.

There are currently no open job positions listed on their website; interested applicants can contact via [email protected]. The company encourages collaboration with data providers and researchers to contribute to building the European health data solution.