28 members divided into 6 membership categories:
Education-Research:
- University of Technology of Troyes (UTT),
- INRIA, a public research body dedicated to computational sciences,
- Institute of Myology,
- Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Troyes (Business School),
- CEN STIMCO, a research centre focusing on cognitive stimulation,
- Neoma Business School,
- Fondation de l’Avenir
Social Welfare and Protection:
- Fédération Nationale de la Mutualité Française (national federation of French mutual insurance providers)
- MACIF Mutualité (mutual sector, individual and group health and retirement insurance provider),
- Mutualité Française Grand Est (regional union of mutual insurance providers),
- AG2R la Mondiale Champagne-Ardenne (mutual sector, individual and group health and retirement insurance provider),
- Malakoff Médéric
Prevention, Treatment & Care and Services:
- Mutualité Française Champagne Ardenne SSAM (care and service provision and establishments, mutual sector),
- Les Arcades Prevention Centre,
- Réseau Gériatrique de Champagne-Ardenne - REGECAP (regional geriatric network),
- Reims Teaching Hospital,
- REGEMA
Local and Regional players and bodies:
- Conseil Départemental de l’Aube (local council, departmental level)
- Aube Technopole,
- Opticsvalley,
- ADEC,
- Ville de Reims,
- Conseil Régional Grand Est
Industrial and Enterprise players:
- EDF,
- Bluelinea,
- SESIN,
- Caisse Epargne Lorraine Champagne Ardenne
Users:
- Coderpa de l’Aube (a local consultative body representing the needs of retired and elderly persons)
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Subscription rates:
Subscription rates – Approved by the General Assembly on 21 February 2013
CATEGORY ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION Players
Research/Education
Social welfare and protection
Local and regional players and bodies
Prevention, Care and Services
Industrial players
Users1000 € Major Industrial Players (5 000 employees or more) 5000 € *Discounted subscription of €200 for microstructures: users’ associations, expert centres, very small businesses and structures (fewer than 5 employees)
Membership gives access to the association’s expertise:
In the following fields:
- Policies on prevention, dependency, frailty and helping elderly people to continue living at home
- Analysis of the needs and requirements of patients and their carers, and analysis of the practices of professional care staff
- Evaluation of technology-based care solutions for frail elderly people, people with chronic conditions and disabled people
By the following means:
- International seminars: 1 invitation per member per annual cycle of two or three seminars
- Online document bank for members only (access subject to membership of the association for the year in which the documents were produced):
- documents on indicators of frailty and vulnerability (2010-11)
- documents on evaluation methods for technology-based solutions (2011-2012)
- documents on action to prevent disease and promote health applied to the elderly (2013-14)
- documents on uses, ethics and business models of technologies for the elderly (2016-2017)
- Responses to calls for research and development projects at the European, national and regional levels:
- support from MADoPA’s operations team and its network in setting up projects in which MADoPA is also involved
- invitations to join European, national and regional consortiums
- Ad hoc research: priority to members for the conduct of research and studies
- Communication: information disseminated on the website and in MADoPA Info, the association’s newsletter
- Training: special rates for members and the possibility of onsite training
- Intelligence and monitoring of issues related to the topic of the frailty and vulnerability of elderly persons (ongoing)