Supported by the Interreg Central Europe programme, the project established five territorial living labs in Hungary, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Germany and Poland. The living labs functioned as collaborative spaces where healthcare organisations, companies, policymakers, patients and their families co-created and tested digital solutions aimed at improving patient care. At territorial level, the living labs identified concrete challenges and addressed local needs, while at the same time being connected through a transnational network that enabled knowledge sharing and exchange of experiences. This network was coordinated by the Austrian knowledge partner. The project contributed to empowering patients and their families to help reduce cases of inappropriate care and related costs, improved patient safety, and supported a shift from a disease-centred to a person-centred approach. It also strengthened cooperation along the healthcare value chain of the healthcare system.