Imagining Falck services in 2035

Delve into a Future of Falck Care

The booklet shows a snapshot of that possible future—a guiding star that we can use together as we collaborate across Falck to reimagine our services and achieve our Care for More ’27 strategy. This is not a prediction of what’s to come. It is an inspirational guide written from a set time point (2023) looking forward into the coming decade (towards 2035). It’s meant to inspire, provoke, and prompt better questions as we make choices about which services we offer and how they are designed.

We prioritise people’s time—time where people are not sick, time where people can focus on the life activities that really matter to them, and quality time with caring professionals. We do not waste people’s time or energy by making them wait for impersonal care services. Technology and clinical expertise play supporting roles in creating more capacity for these human moments.

In Falck, we see people as complex individuals. The ‘average’ person doesn’t exist. We’re all part of distinct communities and environments, and shaped by life stages and values. Care is collaborative, and specifically designed to consider each person’s needs as well as the interplay of mental, physical and lifestyle-related health. Communities take an active role in further shaping care to fit local contexts.

It is not about foreseeing the future, but about asking important questions and prompting necessary conversations about what the future could be

Sara Gry Striegler, Futures expert

We don’t have all the answers yet and change is a long journey. But we’re excited to have you with us, to help us continue to build a world where Falck can care for more.