At Delmont imaging, we are convinced that women everywhere should have access to high-quality healthcare, regardless of their circumstances or where they live.
It is with this in mind that we support Gynecology Without Borders (Gynécologie Sans Frontières – GSF), an NGO founded in 1995 by gynecologists and midwives committed to women’s health. For more than 30 years, the organization has been drawing on its medical expertise to support women facing difficulties accessing healthcare, both in France and internationally.
Medical expertise in the service of women
Gynécologie Sans Frontières’ work focuses in particular on gynecological and obstetric health, perinatal care, and support for the most vulnerable women.
In France, GSF develops support and prevention initiatives for women experiencing social and economic hardship and works to combat violence against women. Internationally, the organization carries out humanitarian and training missions alongside local healthcare professionals.
But GSF’s mission is not simply about providing one-off assistance. Its approach is based on an essential principle: “Train, Support and Share Knowledge without Replacing Local Expertise.” By sharing the knowledge and skills of its volunteer professionals, the organization seeks to sustainably strengthen local capacities and foster the autonomy of teams in the field.
Values that resonate with our own commitment
At Delmont imaging, we work every day alongside healthcare professionals caring for women. Our role is to develop solutions specifically designed for gynecology, supporting them in their practice and helping contribute to increasingly appropriate and patient-centered care.
Beyond technology, we share with Gynécologie Sans Frontières a common commitment to expertise, knowledge sharing, and improving access to better women’s healthcare.
Supporting those making a difference on the ground
By supporting Gynécologie Sans Frontières, Delmont imaging aims to contribute, in its own way, to an initiative that puts women and their health at the heart of its work.
Because improving women’s health is not based solely on medical innovation. It also depends on sharing knowledge, solidarity, and a commitment to making healthcare more accessible wherever it is needed.