Exelus

History

2022: Orange Business Services bought Exelus

On May 30, 2022, health care company Enovacom, part of the Orange Business Services group, announced the purchase of French telemedicine platform Exelus for an undisclosed amount.

Exelus owns and operates the Nomadeec digital platform, which is used by health facilities to provide remote consultations, patient admissions and emergency telemedicine via video and telephone.

Orange Business Services bought a telemedicine platform

We are excited to join Enovacom at a time when telemedicine is an integral part of the health care system. We will leverage the power and expertise of Orange Group and create many synergies to accelerate the deployment of our Nomadeec platform in France and abroad, "explained Xavier Maurin, CEO and Co-Founder of Exelus.

We are pleased that the talented team of experts behind Nomadeec is joining Enovacom to further achieve our goal of saving critical time for healthcare professionals and providing them with digital solutions. Telemedicine is a strategic focus for both healthcare facilities and patients. Attracting Exelus means that by working within Orange Business Services, Enovacom will be able to offer the market a unique telecommunications solution, says Laurent Frigara, Deputy CEO and Co-Founder of Enovacom.

After the deal, the companies intend to take their offer to other markets and expand the use of 5G, data security, compatibility and IoT within the digital platform.

Orange Business Services noted that the purchase strengthened its "strategic positioning as a trusted digital transformation partner in eHealth."

Nomadeec is used in 25% of emergency medical organizations in France, in more than 150 ambulance companies and in more than 200 health and social care centers

The transaction is subject to the usual closing conditions.^[1]

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