Healthcare Week Luxembourg

HWL, an event definitely focused on the future

Explore the future of healthcare: a Greater-Region conference and trade show focused on governance,
technology, patient satisfaction, research and education

Because the challenges of our Health Systems are manifold

Healthcare Week brings together key players from Health and Social Care. On the initiative of the FHL, it's 2 days of conferences and debates with key sector players. It's also an exhibition bringing together key actors of the Health and Social Care ecosystem. "Here we open the debate towards the future of our Health Systems," emphasizes Philippe Turk, President of the FHL. This includes topics of data, research, HR, training, development... At HWL, the perspective is cross-border. "The ambition is to build a quadrilateral cooperation, reflecting our economic basin."

Healthcare Week Luxembourg A flagship event for the health sector

An initiative of the Federation of Luxembourg Hospitals (FHL), organized in conjunction with the events agency Quinze Mai, Healthcare Week Luxembourg is a cross-border trade fair dedicated to meetings and actions to be implemented to strengthen our healthcare system. With thousands of participants expected, and unprecedented opportunities to develop national and cross-border relations, Healthcare Week Luxembourg promises to be a flagship event for the healthcare sector. In addition to its central location at the heart of Europe and a Greater Region covering an area of over 11.7 million inhabitants, Luxembourg has a unique healthcare sector, with many cross-border and expatriate patients and staff, and a perpetual mix of multiple nationalities. This situation presents the sector with cultural, social, economic and political challenges, both nationally and across borders.

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LUXINNOVATION : Jean-Philippe Arié's insight

Jean-Philippe Arié, Business Relationship Manager at Luxinnovation, shares his insights on how innovation, research and cross-sector collaboration are reshaping healthcare in Luxembourg and across the Greater Region.

KPMG : Alberto De Negri's insight

Alberto De Negri, EMA Head of Healthcare at KPMG, discusses the profound impact of Artificial Intelligence on healthcare systems — from diagnostic imaging to predictive and proactive models of care.

SOFTWAY MEDICAL GROUP : Frédéric Bern's insight

Frédéric Bern, International Business Unit Director at Softway Medical Group, shares how Healthcare Week Luxembourg has become a strategic platform for the company to engage with the national ecosystem — hospitals, physicians and public authorities — and to present its vision for the future of digital health.

GALEON : Loïc Brotons

 Loïc Brotons, CEO of Galeon, highlights how structured medical data is the cornerstone for the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare.

BD : Philippe Wartel

Philippe Wartel, Sales Director at BD, shares why Healthcare Week Luxembourg has become a key gathering for healthcare professionals across the Greater Region.

HOSPILUX : Jean-Marc Hoffmann

Jean-Marc Hoffmann, Chief Operating Officer at Hospilux, explains why Healthcare Week Luxembourg is a key moment of the year for the company — and for the entire national healthcare ecosystem.

BANQUE DE LUXEMBOURG : Charles Sunnen

Charles Sunnen, Head of Liberal Professions & Corporate Business Development at Banque de Luxembourg explains why the bank has been committed to the healthcare sector for many years — and why being part of Healthcare Week Luxembourg is a natural extension of that engagement.

TANDEM HEALTH : Felix Motosso

Félix Motosso, CEO of Tandem Health, explains why the company chose to join Healthcare Week Luxembourg — to connect with the local ecosystem and present its AI-powered solution designed to free up valuable medical time.

PAPERLÄCK : Stéphanie Gretsch

Stéphanie Gretsch from Paperläck explains why Healthcare Week Luxembourg is such an important event for the company and for the entire healthcare supply chain in Luxembourg.

FOCUS GESUNDHEIT : Andrea Bannert

Andrea Bannert, Editor-in-Chief of FOCUS Gesundheit and moderator of HWL 2025, highlights a crucial point: AI alone is not enough — people and collaboration are the true drivers of change.

KPMG : Alberto De Negri

Alberto De Negri, EMA Head of Healthcare at KPMG, discusses the profound impact of Artificial Intelligence on healthcare systems — from diagnostic imaging to predictive and proactive models of care.

DELOITTE : Cédric Tussiot

Cédric Tussiot, Partner at Deloitte, shares his perspective on : the key challenges of health data and big data in healthcare, protecting and securely sharing data, the impact of AI and data on the transformation of healthcare organisations, how Deloitte supports public and private stakeholders on this journey. 

ÉCOLE NATIONALE DE SANTE DU LUXEMBOURG : Robert Kanz

obert Kanz, PhD, Deputy Director of the École Nationale de Santé du Luxembourg, shares his key takeaways on how AI is reshaping healthcare education.

KPMG LUXEMBOURG : Yves Thorn

Yves Thorn, Partner, Corporate and Public Sector Market at KPMG Luxembourg, explains why KPMG chose to support HWL as a partner.

QUINZE MAI : James Debos

James Debos, CEO of Quinze Mai and co-founder of Healthcare Week Luxembourg with the Luxembourg Hospital Federation, shares his vision for the future of health events in Europe.


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The Federation of Luxembourg Hospitals (FHL) was founded in 1948 and formally recognised as an association in 1965. It encompasses all the hospitals in Luxembourg, with a total of 9,000 employees and more than 1,000 specialist doctors. The FHL contributes to the continuous improvement of the national health system in the interest of the patient. It facilitates collaboration and complementarity between hospitals and various other players in the sector in order to offer patients the most appropriate care. As a federation, the FHL supports the interests of its members and of health professionals in general and promotes innovation and progress in hospitals in all forms. Its mission is also to inform and guide political decision-makers on the vision and strategic developments of the Luxembourg hospital sector and the health sector as a whole. As a non-profit organisation, the FHL acts completely independently.


Quinze Mai is the result of the merger of two event agencies: PG Organisation, which has been designing trade and consumer shows for over 40 years, and Eventime, a certified PCO for conferences and seminars. The combination of these two areas of expertise enables us to offer tailor-made events. A partner of numerous learned societies, associations and federations, QM has organized over 300 congresses, trade shows and symposia in more than thirty specialties. Aware of the economic stakes and regulatory constraints of these events, its teams cover the full range of expertise specific to the sectors in question: from fundraising to digital platforms for abstract submission, content management and participant management. Quinze Mai strives to innovate and respond to its partners' challenges on a daily basis.