Preventive screening creates the conditions for early risk identification, before symptoms appear and before issues become acute. Swiss Point of Care provides the devices, workflows, and implementation support to help organisations build structured, repeatable point-of-care screening programs around metabolic and cardiovascular risk markers.
From pilot programs to full-scale deployment, we support every stage of the process.
A one-off test provides a snapshot. A structured screening program provides something more valuable: consistent, comparable data across a defined population, collected at regular intervals, and supported by defined follow-up procedures appropriate to your setting.
For pharmacies, this means offering customers a structured preventive screening service, not just a device. For employers and occupational health providers, it means building a screening protocol that generates consistent, comparable data and supports consistent screening operations across a workforce.
The markers most commonly used in structured preventive programs, cholesterol, glucose, hemoglobin (and additional markers depending on program scope), are the same markers available through Swiss Point of Care metabolic testing systems. What this hub provides is the program layer: the devices, implementation support, and regulatory documentation that turn individual tests into a repeatable screening workflow.
From CE-marked devices to full program implementation, explore the Swiss Point of Care professional infrastructure.
Structured preventive screening programs for pharmacy, workplace, and occupational health settings. Designed for repeatable deployment with clear workflows and documentation support.
CE-marked point-of-care devices selected for structured screening workflows across key metabolic and related metabolic markers.
Start with a defined pilot before full-scale rollout. We support program design, staff onboarding, and structured evaluation to ensure your screening program is set up correctly from the start.
Documentation and regulatory support aligned to professional screening workflows, including IFU access and product-specific information.
Intended use and product-specific performance information is provided in the IFU for each product.
Pharmacies, workplaces, and occupational health providers.
Offer structured preventive screening as a pharmacy-led service, using CE-marked devices, clear customer-facing workflows, and documentation support aligned to professional workflows.
Build a workplace screening protocol around key metabolic and cardiovascular risk markers. Structured programs support consistent screening operations across a workforce.
Integrate point-of-care screening into existing occupational health workflows. Swiss Point of Care systems are designed to fit professional screening protocols and regulatory requirements.
Explore cholesterol, glucose, ketone, and hemoglobin monitoring systems.
Identify the screening markers, target population, frequency, and follow-up procedures relevant to your setting. We support program design from the outset, including device selection and workflow documentation.
Run a defined pilot with a representative cohort. Evaluate workflow fit, operational efficiency, and staff readiness before committing to full-scale deployment.
Roll out the program with consistent devices, standardized workflows, and documentation aligned to your regulatory and quality requirements. Ongoing support is available throughout.
Swiss Point of Care provides CE-marked in-vitro diagnostic systems designed for professional screening environments. Each product includes intended-use information and IFU documentation. Regulatory and certification materials are available to support professional screening programs across European markets.
The most commonly used markers in structured preventive screening programs are cholesterol, blood glucose, and hemoglobin, indicators associated with metabolic and cardiovascular risk screening contexts. Program scope depends on the setting, target population, and objectives. Swiss Point of Care systems cover these and related metabolic markers. Specific intended use is provided in the IFU for each product.
Yes. Swiss Point of Care supports structured pilot programs designed to evaluate workflow fit, operational efficiency, and staff readiness in your specific setting before full-scale deployment. See our Implementation & Pilots page for details.
Onboarding support covers device familiarization, workflow setup, and staff training guidance, adapted to your setting and team. The goal is repeatable, consistent execution from day one. Full details are available on the Implementation & Pilots page.
CE marking documentation, IFUs, and performance evaluation information are available for all Swiss Point of Care products. Additional regulatory and certification support for professional screening program requirements is available via our Regulatory & Certification page.
Intended use varies by product. Some Swiss Point of Care systems are designed for lay-person or non-specialist use; others are intended for use by trained professionals in pharmacy or occupational health settings. Intended use is specified in the IFU for each product. Our implementation support includes staff onboarding guidance.
The Metabolic hub focuses on individual-use monitoring systems, for people tracking their own markers at home or sharing results with a healthcare professional. This hub focuses on program infrastructure: structured, repeatable screening at the organisational level, with documentation, workflow support, and regulatory alignment built in.
Our Screening Programs and Implementation & Pilots pages walk through the full process, from program design and device selection to pilot execution and rollout. For marker-specific background, our Health Topics pages provide plain-language explanations of each screening indicator.
If you want to discuss a pilot or rollout scope, contact our team and we’ll propose a setup aligned to your setting.