Portfolio companies
Medvind Assistanse AS
Medvind Assistanse is a Norwegian-owned company that provides the equality tool known as user-controlled personal assistance (BPA) for individuals with disabilities. BPA enables people to live active and independent lives, with a focus on self-realization and community participation. Medvind Assistanse is best known for its «Lifetime Guarantee/Livsløpsgarantien». Life is not static, and the Lifetime Guarantee means that we are solution-oriented and adapt our services accordingly. At Medvind Assistanse, we have many skilled employees with extensive administrative experience and professional backgrounds. Additionally, 34 percent of our administrative staff have a disability, and many also serve as managers in their own BPA arrangements. We have specialized advisors with expertise in areas such as: BPA for children Culture and sports Sexuality Parents with disabilities who use BPA.
Viken Bo og Omsorg AS
Viken Bo og Omsorg provides tailored care services for individuals of all ages in Norway, primarily partnering with municipal health and care services. Services are arranged through agreements and decisions by municipalities and are not available for private purchase. Viken Bo og Omsorg mainly supports individuals with significant challenges who fall outside traditional municipal services. The goal is to help residents achieve a dignified life with maximum quality, focusing on enhancing independence and potentially reducing long-term care needs through targeted efforts and high user involvement. The company offers flexible, short-notice services through residential and care facilities in both its own and users’ homes, including co-located housing, shared accommodations, or individual arrangements. Services Offered: 24-hour residential care for all ages. Relief care or full-time care for those under 18.
Avustajaklinikka OY
Avustajaklinikka OY is a specialised Finnish provider of personal assistance, headquartered in Helsinki. Avustajaklinikka combines the methodology on delivering individualised support, a consistent commitment to self-determination, quality of life, and equal participation in society for the people it serves. As of 17.04.2026, Avustajaklinikka became part of Sekoya, marking the group's first step into Finland and strengthening its presence within personal assistance across the Nordics. Avustajaklinikka continues under its own name, with the same leadership and full operational responsibility. The company's distinct identity, professional culture, and local roots remain unchanged.
Amplius Omsorg AB
Amplius Omsorg is a specialised Swedish care provider focused on children, young people, and families. Operating within clearly defined target groups, Amplius combines evidence-based methods, systematic follow-up, and a consistent child-centered perspective to deliver high-quality care and treatment. As of 3 March 2026, Amplius became part of Sekoya Individ & Familj, strengthening the group's presence and expertise within the child and family care segment. Amplius continues under its own name, with the same leadership and full operational responsibility. The company's distinct identity, professional culture, and local roots remain unchanged. – What drew us to this partnership is the opportunity to keep developing what we do best, while contributing to something larger. Together, we can raise the bar for quality in our field, says Yjvesa Belin Mujaj, CEO of Amplius Omsorg. According to Emil Wallgren, head of Sekoya Individ & Familj, Amplius represents exactly the kind of organisation Sekoya seeks out: one with a clear niche, a strong methodological foundation, and leadership that puts quality at the centre of every decision. Together, Sekoya and Amplius aim to further develop specialised, high-quality services for children, young people, and families across Sweden.
God Assistans AB
God Assistans was founded by childhood friends Mikael and Martin, driven by a personal commitment to improve personal assistance services. They aim to provide support that enables individuals with disabilities to live fulfilling lives. Mikael’s life changed when his son Hugo was born with a severe brain malformation, leading him to leave his corporate career to focus on family and a new path. This shared vision with Martin, who has extensive experience in care and management within personal assistance, inspired them to create God Assistans – a company genuinely committed to quality assistance. Beyond God Assistans, the company identified needs in related areas, leading to additional initiatives: God Juridik offers legal support in assistance matters God Omsorg provides respite care and personal support Mikael and Martin also started Glädjeruset, an inclusive race where everyone is welcome, and every step is a victory. They also established Hugos Stiftelse, a foundation supporting children and youth with disabilities. God Assistans has closely collaborated with both of these initiatives and will continue to maintain a strong partnership with them in the future to further their positive impact.
Ömsom AB
Ömsom is a newly founded Swedish company within the Sekoya Group, with the ambition to become one of Sweden’s leading providers of LSS services (PK1 and PK2) within five years. Led by Annika Sefbom, Ömsom aims to build Sweden’s most innovative and people-centered LSS company – where quality, warmth, and forward thinking go hand in hand. The company offers individually adapted disability services in modern, functional environments designed to promote dignity, independence, and quality of life. Created from the ground up within Sekoya, Ömsom combines deep expertise in disability care with an entrepreneurial spirit. Operating under Sekoya’s decentralized model, Ömsom enjoys local decision-making freedom while benefiting from the group’s financial strength, network, and shared knowledge. Ömsom represents Sekoya’s core values: strong leadership, local ownership, and an uncompromising focus on people and quality – with the ambition to create not just a company, but a movement for better care.
Sekoya Individ & familj
Sekoya Individ & Familj is Sekoya’s new platform for individual and family care services in Sweden. The initiative strengthens Sekoya’s presence in the Nordic care sector and reflects its commitment to long-term, people-centered ownership. Led by Emil Wallgren, the platform focuses on acquiring and developing well-established care providers that offer high-quality, locally rooted support to individuals and families. Sekoya’s approach is founder-friendly – built on transparency, respect, and efficiency – with a typical acquisition process of 6–8 weeks from first meeting to signing. Each company that joins Sekoya retains its local identity and independence while gaining access to shared expertise, networks, and resources. For founders, this means long-term security and the freedom to keep running their businesses their own way. For individuals and families, it ensures access to personal, compassionate, and community-based care – strengthened by the stability of a larger group.
VäxaEnheten AB
VäxaEnheten - a part of Sekoya Individ & familj, is a well-established Swedish care provider specializing in family homes and supported housing for adults in Karlstad and the surrounding area. As of October 1, 2025, VäxaEnheten became the first company to join Sekoya Individ & Familj, marking an important milestone in Sekoya’s Swedish expansion. Known for its safe, structured, and person-centered approach, VäxaEnheten has built a strong reputation for quality and trust. By joining Sekoya, the company retains its local identity and independence while gaining access to a broader network, shared resources, and long-term support. – The process was smooth and transparent, focused on helping us grow without changing what already works, says Malena Högberg, Verksamhetsansvarig at VäxaEnheten. According to Emil Wallgren, head of Sekoya Individ & Familj, VäxaEnheten represents the kind of company Sekoya wants to build with – one that combines professional competence, genuine care, and stability. Together, Sekoya and VäxaEnheten aim to strengthen the availability of high-quality, locally driven care for individuals and families in need.