Scotland’s Digital Health and Care Institute (DHI), Scotland’s national innovation centre for digital health and care, would like to present its vision for the future of health and care. DHI has taken the Industry 4.0 principles and applied them to the health and care environment to create the concept of Care 4.0. Care 4.0 focuses on a person-centred, asset-based and community-centred model of care that is activated and enabled by digital tools and services. This will create a more conducive environment for person-centred, integrated health and care service innovation… creating real opportunities for the development of new digital tools and services. DHI will showcase the digital environment it has built, based on global best practice, in collaboration with industry partners, to deliver this model and will present several practical examples of its application. It places the citizen as the point of data integration, blending citizen generated data with formal health and care data to support better health and well being choices by an individual and allowing public services to make safer and more effective clinical decisions based on the lived experience of a person. In addition, we will explore the role of Innovation Centres as a vehicle to drive transformational change across health and care services in Europe, in partnership with the University of Agder, Southern Norway.