Berlin's Recovery Cat Acquired by Resilience in Major German Psychiatry Move

An essential feature on Berlin's Recovery Cat Acquired by Resilience in Major German Psychiatry Move, including expert perspectives.

Entering the German digital healthcare arena requires meeting the strictest regulatory standards in Europe. Germany's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) interpretation, combined with the Social Code Book V (SGB V) requirements for health data processing, outright bars the storage of clinical patient information on public commercial servers outside certified European infrastructure.

Recovery Cat's architecture was engineered specifically to adhere to BfArM’s data privacy baseline:

• Zero Commercial Data Brokering: Patient inputs cannot be cross-referenced with outside commercial tracking networks.
• On-Soil Data Storage: All database clusters sit on dedicated medical-grade server nodes within European legal jurisdiction.
• Patients retain complete authority over which individual doctors, therapists, or clinics can view their longitudinal charts.

Resilience must now scale this compliance model across cross-border European operations without diluting the localized security posture that earned Recovery Cat its clinical credibility in Berlin.