Inhealthcare provides virtual wards and remote patient monitoring technology, self-described as the UK's leading provider in this sector. It supports vulnerable high-risk patients, including those in care homes and patients with long-term conditions.

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InhealthcareUK | 1,736 followers on LinkedIn. Trusted and proven remote patient monitoring and virtual wards | Inhealthcare is the UK’s number one choice for remote patient monitoring and virtual wards, freeing up hospital beds, cutting costs and reducing A&amp;E admissions.
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 provide convenient, easy-to-use remote patient monitoring services which enable patients to receive more healthcare in their home instead of in hospital, freeing up beds and reducing A&amp;E admissions.

Bryn Sage

Project Manager (part time)

Andrew White

Product Director at Inhealthcare

Jamie Innes

Business Development Director at Inhealthcare

Georgia Middleton

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Our CEO Bryn Sage appeared on Great Yorkshire Radio and spoke about our new tech-enabled virtual wards with NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) , the surprising history of remote patient monitoring and how we are helping to build the digital equivalent of district general hospitals. You can listen to the full interview with presenter John Harding here ⬇ https://lnkd.in/eJx6bbeg Our virtual wards allow patients to leave hospital sooner, receive care at home, avoid unnecessary admissions and have more choice in their care. They also improve patient flow through the wider health and care system.

Can the Government succeed in radically reforming the NHS? Yes it can, if we can unleash the power of technology. In his new blog for our website, our product director Jamie Innes explains how remote monitoring can prevent illness, create capacity in hospitals and help patients access treatment earlier. This is essential reading for policymakers. How do you think the Government can build a health service that’s fit for the future? https://lnkd.in/e3iyA9J5

In case you missed last week’s announcement ⬇ We’ve partnered with The Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, to expand tech-enabled virtual wards across the region. There are currently more than 220 virtual ward beds in Humber and North Yorkshire. The new technology will allow even more patients to be cared for and monitored in their own homes. Those on the service are given medical devices such as blood pressure cuffs, pulse oximeters and thermometers and shown how to take readings. Patients share their readings with care teams via a choice of communication channels including mobile app, text message or landline telephone. Read the press release here: https://lnkd.in/eb9xA47e

**New customer announcement** We are thrilled to announce we’re working with The Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, to expand tech-enabled virtual wards across the region. Based in North Yorkshire ourselves, we are particularly proud of this collaboration. The technology will allow even more patients with frailty, respiratory and heart problems, and other related conditions to be cared for and monitored in their own homes. Virtual wards allow patients to leave hospital sooner, receive care at home, avoid unnecessary admissions and have more choice in their care. They also improve patient flow through the wider health and care system. Read the full story here ⬇ https://lnkd.in/eb9xA47e

Bake for Frank 💙 Last Friday marked Frank’s 20th birthday. Today, in Frank’s memory and in support of Frank’s Fund, we’re hosting a bake sale. Frank’s Fund is a special fund at the Bone Cancer Research Trust and a charity so close to our hearts. Every penny raised today will be spent on research into Ewing Sarcoma. A special thanks to Nathalie Hawkin for the most delicious Maltesers cheesecake. You can find more information about Frank’s Fund here: https://lnkd.in/ekWicbE3 #fabulousfrank #doitforfrank #bakeforfrank

We are proud to sponsor the Health and Wellbeing award this evening at this year’s Causeway: Ireland Scotland Business Exchange Awards in Edinburgh. The companies shortlisted have all demonstrated excellence and commitment to improving the lives of others and it is an honour to present this award tonight. 🏆 A huge well done to the winners Business Fives! Business Fives organises charity football tournaments across the UK, promoting employee well-being and corporate social responsibility while enabling businesses to raise funds for their chosen charities.🏆 At Inhealthcare, health and wellbeing is very much at the heart of what we do. Our remote patient monitoring and hospital @ home technology means people, across the UK can manage their health at home or in a place convenient to them. This has a life-changing impact on lives as people are able to receive care where and when they need it. Studies have proven our services are increasing health outcomes and improving overall wellbeing, as well as driving efficiency in the NHS. Here's to a fabulous evening!

The government launched the Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO) yesterday to speed up public access to new technologies, including digital health. The government said RIO will work closely with departments including the Department of Health and Social Care to remove obstacles and outdated regulations to the benefit of businesses and the public, unlocking the power of innovation to generate tens of billions of pounds for the UK economy in the coming years. Science secretary Peter Kyle told the FT: “If we get this right, we could be the seed that starts to change the culture of regulation in our country." It's great to see ministers taking steps to help companies like ours spread innovation in the UK. For more information, here's the official announcement ⬇ https://lnkd.in/e9FPTuCd

Thank you for the feature Open Access Government . **North West Anglia NHS Trust use wearable health devices within its virtual ward.** As NHS trusts across England are rolling out virtual wards with various models and approaches, North West Anglia NHS Trust is pioneering the use of wearable devices for patients admitted to its virtual ward. The wearable devices are Bluetooth-enabled and use state-of- the-art sensors to continuously monitor vital signs and provide actionable insights on patient care. Devices seamlessly connect to the patient’s smartphone, which uses the Inhealthcare app to transmit readings securely to the trust’s clinical team in real time. Ward manager Jennifer Donnelly explained: “We’ve received overwhelmingly good feedback from patients using the devices. They wear them comfortably on their chests, allowing us to monitor their NEWS2 observations in real-time. This includes physiological measurements like respiration rate, oxygen saturation, systolic blood pressure, blood pressure, pulse rate, level of consciousness, and temperature. The system is very flexible – we can set the device to review every five seconds, five minutes, or 15 minutes, depending on what’s needed for each patient.” Read the full report here ⬇ https://lnkd.in/eBpbP2-p If you would like to understand how wearable devices can be used within your virtual ward, please email contact@inhealthcare.co.uk

Michael Wray , our chief technical officer compares the digital healthcare landscape to both the 1970s video game Pong and the modern day Minecraft. In his blog, Mike describes how many technologies are still stuck in the Pong era, whilst only some have moved forward to Minecraft - “a vast, open world where players can build, create, and collaborate in almost limitless ways.” “In our experience, when healthcare professionals are given powerful, flexible tools, they innovate in ways that improve patient outcomes and system efficiency. We need policymakers and procurement teams to recognise the vast gulf between Pong-like systems and true Minecraft-style healthcare platforms. As we look to the future of healthcare, let’s not settle for basic bat-and-ball games.” Read the blog ⬇ https://lnkd.in/e-hYhr9u

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