Software solutions provider for the social sector
myneva at a glance & key developments in 2025
The myneva Group is a leading European software provider for social services, with ~430 employees and 6,200+ customers serving ~1.8m clients. myneva’s software covers the full social sector, including elderly care, integration assistance, child and youth welfare, and social assistance. As the only software provider of its kind, myneva operates in eight European markets.
In 2025, myneva continued its growth journey with good organic growth as well as another strategic add-on with the acquisition of CareMates in July 2025, adding an AI-driven patient admission and documentation solution. The integration of both CareMates as well as of DM EDV (acquired end 2024) has been successfully completed and good progress has also been made on the product roadmap, where the company accelerated the rollout of its new products care, analytics and connect, driving adoption and supporting scalable platform growth.
- Year acquired
- 2021
- Revenue
- EUR 57m
- Location
- Germany
- Employees
- 430
- Website
- https://www.myneva.eu/
- Investment theme
- Tech-Enabled Resilience
- Contact
- matthias.fink@summaequity.com
- SDG alignment
3, 8, 10
What are the challenges myneva addresses
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25-36%
of a caregiver’s time is dedicated to admin duties
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4m
shortage of health & social care workers expected in Europe by 2030
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Who is impacted?
Care organizations, caregivers, clients and society at large are impacted by myneva’s social care software. Care providers benefit from streamlined administration, caregivers gain more time for care delivery, and clients benefit indirectly from more structured and coordinated care services.
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Contribution
myneva contributes to Summa’s theory of change by improving efficiency in social care through digital software that reduces administrative burden. Its solutions enable care organizations to allocate resources more effectively and support higher-quality care delivery amid workforce shortages.
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Risks to impact
Key risks to impact include inadequate implementation or onboarding within care organizations, as well as inconsistent user adoption across workflows. These factors may reduce the effectiveness of myneva’s software in lowering administrative burden and improving care delivery efficiency.