
29/09/2025
Affidea has officially launched Affidea , a pioneering network of Centres of Excellence in where world-class clinical expertise, cutting-edge research and holistic patient support come together to deliver better outcomes for people living with neurological conditions. 💙
With a double-digit million-euro investment, the first flagship Affidea neuraCare centre opened in Athens, Greece, setting the model for a European rollout with planned locations including Warsaw and London.
At Affidea neuraCare Athens, patients benefit from a fully integrated journey — from prevention and early detection to fast, accurate , targeted , long-term and participation, all in one purpose-built facility, designed with patient comfort at its heart.
By bringing together renowned neurologists, state-of-the-art technologies, digital , and clinical trials, Affidea aims to make advanced neurological care more precise, accessible and sustainable across Europe.
Guy Blomfield, Chairman of the Management Board & Group CEO of Affidea, said: “The launch of Affidea neuraCare represents an entirely new step change for how neurology care is delivered in Europe. We have built a multidisciplinary model that brings world-class physicians, advanced technology and clinical research together to improve outcomes and . Equally important, we believe that progress in healthcare comes from strong public–private partnerships, working alongside governments, universities and patient organisations to make advanced neurological care accessible and sustainable.”
Dr. Charles Niehaus, Executive Director for Affidea Group, added: “Today, neurological conditions affect one in six Europeans and demand is growing faster than most health systems can respond. NeuraCare was designed to change this trajectory. We are building fully integrated , from prevention and early detection to advanced treatments, clinical trials, and long-term monitoring, all delivered within a single, seamless patient journey. NeuraCare is not just a new service line, it is a new model of care.”