Doccla is a virtual care company that provides remote patient monitoring services. It was founded in 2019 by Martin, who experienced a heart attack and realized the need for better monitoring during hospital stays and after discharge. The company's mission is to use technology to bring patients closer to their caregivers and enable safe recovery at home. Doccla works with NHS clients to deploy virtual ward services that reduce costs, improve outcomes, and free up resources. The company has a diverse team of dedicated colleagues and is focused on patient-centered care, client satisfaction, responsiveness, and trustworthiness. Doccla has a team of advisors and investors supporting its growth and is committed to being a European leader in virtual care and research.

We are changing healthcare for the people who need it the most. Want to join?

Doccla is changing healthcare by building a virtual hospital ward. We partner with caregivers to take patients out from hospitals and monitor them remotely using medical class IoT devices.  

Email us at hello@doccla.com if you want to know more.

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‘I made a better recovery at home and was able to do my gardening’, Anne, 74.

See how our work with the NHS@Home service at Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire ICB is pioneering the expansion of virtual wards to a wider cohort of patients across the UK. 

Their innovative and collaborative approach is revolutionising patient care, bringing real-time monitoring to more individuals and transforming healthcare for the better.

See full article in The Times here: https://lnkd.in/g5kGMnYc

Jen Tomkinson Becs Winterborn #virtualwards #nhs 

A real honour to attend the celebration today of the Hospital at Home team looking after their 1,000th patient in the comfort of their own home. An amazing multi-professional team combining clinical expertise with technology. 

One of those to benefit is Edna Webber, 90, from Stevenage, who has been remotely monitored through Hospital at Home for atrial fibrillation on two separate occasions, Edna puts it so well:

“The service has been excellent. It’s so much better for me to be at home – I can have what I like to eat, a nice cup of tea and a good night’s sleep in my own bed. I feel like I made a quicker recovery because I was at home.

“I was so grateful someone was looking after me, and you’re in constant contact with the team, so you feel so safe. The nurses would come to my home to take my blood test to make sure I was responding well.

“The tech was easy to understand, and everyone was so patient in explaining it to me. I’d recommend Hospital at Home to anyone.”

That’s what it’s all about! 

#DigitalHomeCare #VirtualWards #TheresNoPlaceLikeHome 

Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust Elliot Howard-Jones Elizabeth Kendrick Justin Daniels East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust Doccla Dag Larsson Professor Natasha Phillips David Britten

Hertfordshire Health & Care Partnership

"With reductions in the order of 33-50 per cent of emergency admissions, these are schemes that are worthy of scale to improve care over this winter, and beyond."

Tara Donnelly, former Chief Digital Officer at the NHS and Advisor to Doccla stresses about the importance of being bold and utilising the £30m of new funding available to provide digital home care to groups that are at the highest risk of hospital admission this winter.

https://lnkd.in/e8gkYK3q 

"As stewards of health systems, nurses must be adequately equipped to engage with, understand, and drive digital transformation, specifically tech-enabled remote care."

Read former Chief Nursing Information Officer Natasha Philip's article on why we must accelerate learning and digital literacy among nurses as we shift towards an evolving landscape of digital healthcare.

https://lnkd.in/ep6unyQ6 

New funding alert for ICBs to implement virtual wards 🚨

Sound the klaxon! Very exciting to see further backing by the government of digital solutions to support the NHS in alleviating pressure on the system as we approach the winter season. 

Two spotlighted areas in this funding pot:

. Expansion of Virtual Wards to meet NHS targets
. Investment in wearable devices to monitor long-term chronic conditions
remotely

We’d love to discuss how we can support your teams to unblock beds and unlock clinical capacity. 

Get in touch today - https://lnkd.in/extd-Wxq 

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