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We know the feeling of depending on systems that are unintuitive, overly complicated and time-consuming.

That’s why we created Enable.

Enable is a communication- and planning tool for care recipients, assistants, and healthcare providers.

We bring everything you need to plan your week together in one place for you to save time. User-friendliness isn’t just a buzzword for us – it’s at the core of everything we do.

And we take your security seriously, with BankID and end-to-end encryption keeping your information safe.

This isn’t just another solution. It’s a solution to problems we’ve experienced firsthand.

We know the feeling of depending on systems that are unintuitive, overly complicated and time-consuming.

That’s why we created Enable.

Enable is a communication- and planning tool for care recipients, assistants, and healthcare providers.

We bring everything you need to plan your week together in one place for you to save time. User-friendliness isn’t just a buzzword for us – it’s at the core of everything we do.

And we take your security seriously, with BankID and end-to-end encryption keeping your information safe.

This isn’t just another solution. It’s a solution to problems we’ve experienced firsthand.

Our Story

When the companys founder Susanne started working as a personal assistant (BPA), it quickly became clear: the technology in the healthcare sector was lagging behind.

This became even more evident during her time as a social support worker in the public sector, where outdated, inefficient systems took time away from what really matters – providing care.

Enable was founded with one goal: To make everyday life easier for everyone receiving and providing care and assistance. To achieve this, we brought together a dedicated team passionate about simplifying, improving, and innovating. Together, we’re building Enable – a platform that saves time and creates space for what matters most: people.

When the companys founder Susanne started working as a personal assistant (BPA), it quickly became clear: the technology in the healthcare sector was lagging behind.

This became even more evident during her time as a social support worker in the public sector, where outdated, inefficient systems took time away from what really matters – providing care.