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Inhealthcare is a digital health and telehealth provider working with health and social care organisations to digitise care. We enable health and social care to deliver more care outside of hospitals to reduce pressures on overstretched services.
We have a library of over 50 digital health services, some of which include COPD, hypertension, diabetes, gestational diabetes, wound management, falls, undernutrition and smoking cessation. All our digital health services have been clinically designed by our NHS customers.
We also enable the NHS to build their own digital services, for any area of care. The Inhealthcare Toolkit allows clinical teams to build digital services quickly, at scale and at low cost.
We communicate with patients through a range of different communication channels – apps, SMS, online and automated telephone calls, meaning our digital health services are inclusive of all.
We are open. We allow information to flow between patients and their care teams meaning potentially lifesaving data is safely shared with clinical teams through leading GP and hospital systems.
We are deployed in UK major cities including Edinburgh, Newcastle, Manchester, Sheffield, Hull and across Northern Ireland.
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Digital inclusion
Our digital health services are inclusive, supporting 99 per cent of the population through the use of smartphone apps, online, SMS and automated telephone calls. This means our services can be used by all, irrespective of technical ability or access to the internet.
Rapid innovation
The Inhealthcare Toolkit puts the power into the hands of clinical teams, enabling them to build their own digital health services at speed, at scale and at low cost.
Security
Public trust is critical for online engagement. We are hosted behind the NHS firewall in an NHS-approved data centre meaning patient information is kept secure. We score 100 per cent on the Department of Health’s IG Toolkit Level 3 and we are also ISO27001 and ISO9001 accredited.
Connectivity into the NHS
We integrate with key primary, community and secondary care systems. This means patient data collected through remote monitoring can flow into the patient record and GPs can refer patients onto services through existing systems. We also connect to the NHS Spine.
We align to key Government priorities, including the National Information Board (NIB)
To offer digital services for patients and citizens to enable them to make the right health and care choices
Our services enable patients to be monitored away from the clinic, empowering them to take greater control of their health and care. Our studies have demonstrated those who self-manage gain greater understanding into their condition, improving their overall health and wellbeing.
We support hard to reach communities, including those not on the internet, and those that do not own a smartphone. We communicate to patients via a wide range range of methods, including low-tech automated phone calls, email, apps and SMS.
To offer digital services to professionals to enable them to make the best decisions for their patients
We provide healthcare professionals with the tools to monitor patients remotely. We enable clinicians to build their own digital services, without complex software coding. We can connect existing healthcare apps safely into the NHS, meaning new services can be implemented at both speed and scale.
As an example, in Leeds, more than 7,000 patients with chronic pain use Painsense, a cognitive behavioural therapy app that feeds back reports to their GP and specialist teams. One year on, the app is reducing referrals to secondary care by 75 per cent.
To improve information sharing and transparency to improve services and patient outcomes
Our integration with hospital and primary care systems means staff and carers can refer patients onto services and track progress using existing systems and we provide care professionals with access to the data when they need it.
Our integration across health and social care enhances communication between the GP and care homes, reducing unnecessary A&E visits and delayed transfer of care. We help clinicians better understand the progress patients are making, delivering better health outcomes.
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