Trusted & proven remote patient monitoring & virtual wards

We create easy to use & accessible digital health services that connect patients to their healthcare teams remotely.

Remote patient monitoring and virtual ward services that get results

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of patients rated the service good or very good

Digital health services that are loved by clinicians and patients

Respiratory care

Understand how our services for respiratory conditions are improving the lives of patients.

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Virtual wards

Discover how our virtual wards are enabling patients to be cared for at home, with health care at their fingertips.

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Rheumatology

Our digital rheumatology programme aims to speed up the diagnosis of rheumatology conditions.

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Cardiovascular

Discover our services for cardiovascular disease, including the national blood pressure monitoring service for Scotland.

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Don't take our word for it, read what our customers say

“The use of remote monitoring equipment as an adjunct to the virtual ward, increases the safety and efficiency of the service, as well as reducing the workload of the ward staff who would have to take time to make these observations.”

Muzahir Tayebjee – lead consultant for remote monitoring virtual wards, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

We were really impressed by how fast Inhealthcare were able to respond to our needs. They managed to develop and roll out the service extremely quickly. Feedback on the service from our staff was very positive. 

 

Lee Russell, Project Manager, CHCP

“I’m really impressed with Inhealthcare. I can go to the company and get a same day-response. The clinicians really rate the kit. We really enjoy working with the team.”

Kim Ashall, Programme Lead for Virtual Ward for C&P ICB

“Inhealthcare pulled out all the stops to support us and they were fantastic to work with. Such a huge accomplishment and an incredible service design experience!”

 

Nadia Kuftinoff, User experience researcher and solutions designer at Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation

“The virtual ward has been a game-changer in terms of expeditiously managing patients in a different way safely and effectively. By using Inhealthcare we have managed to facilitate earlier discharges and streamline ambulatory care of patients vastly improving patient experiences.” 

Adam Peckham-Cooper, lead consultant for Emergency General Surgery, Leeds Teaching Hospitals

“We couldn’t go back to what we did before. The automated system offers great support to the dietitians and empowers the care home staff to take a more proactive approach to monitoring their increasing number of vulnerable residents.”

 

Mandy Gilmore, Head of Dietetics at Southern Health and Social Care Trust

“I’m delighted with the results of our pilot. We have demonstrated that patients are happy to monitor their conditions from home, and when they do, they not only develop a better understanding of their condition, but feel empowered to manage it better through remembering to take their medication and making lifestyle choices.” 

Dr Jagjit Rai, Partner at St David’s Family Practice, Stanwell.

The system overall is brilliant, especially the communication with parents. The nurses love it as well. It gives you everything you need to run the immunisation service from start to finish without having to worry about getting forms out to school and back again. 

Linda Webster, team leader for child health at Locala 

“We’re expanding the service because it’s been successful and we’ve found it to be very useful in making sure every patient has a care plan that’s right for them. It gives extra support to patients at home and gives us the ability to monitor them very closely while promoting self-care.”

Rhona Macpherson, lead heart failure nurse at the Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trus

“This innovative system designed by patients and oncology teams should provide patients with early advice at the onset of symptoms to empower a patient to safely manage milder symptoms at home or, when symptoms are more significant, to seek urgent advice from the acute oncology hotline service.”  

Dr Amélie Harle, oncology consultant and clinical lead for the programme at NHS Dorset   

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Supporting patients and clinicians every step of the way, with no fuss technology

Inhealthcare has a wide range of expertise managing patients across a variety of health conditions including respiratory care, sleep health, cardiovascular, obesity and diabetes.

Our technology is tried, tested and proven – and we’re proud to be the UK’s number one choice for remote patient monitoring, virtual wards and Hospital @ Home technology.

We support more than 50 NHS trusts in England, the five Health and Social Care Trusts in Northern Ireland and we have a national agreement with National Services Scotland to deliver services across their 12 health boards.

We’re proud to support clinical teams deliver more efficient services that positively impact patient’s lives.