Inhealthcare Remote Monitoring & Virtual Wards

Inhealthcare Limited is a digital health and remote patient monitoring provider based in Harrogate, England (Companies House number 07966406). It supplies technology and services that let health organisations care for patients at home rather than in hospital beds.

The platform includes patient and clinician apps, reporting dashboards and a data warehouse, and connects with primary, community and acute care systems. It supports virtual wards and Hospital at Home services across respiratory, cardiovascular, sleep, diabetes and paediatric oncology. Customers are NHS trusts and integrated care boards.

• Patient app: parents or patients submit daily observations, messages and photos from home.
• Clinician app: staff review readings remotely and respond to alerts.
• Alert thresholds: configurable limits notify clinicians of concerning symptoms.
• Reporting dashboards: analytics for service performance and bed-day impact.
• Data warehouse: supports deeper analysis across services.
• Virtual ward services: remote monitoring services for Hospital at Home pathways.

A Vietnamese children's or oncology hospital could discharge patients earlier with daily parent-reported observations. Hospital chains could monitor COPD and diabetes patients after discharge. Clinics could add remote follow-up as a paid service.

Children with cancer at Leeds can go home earlier and attend hospital once a week while parents submit daily observations. Alert thresholds notify clinicians of concerning symptoms. Leeds has rolled virtual wards out across 14 clinical specialities. The platform holds MHRA medical device registration, ISO 13485 and ISO 27001.

Virtual wards and hospital at home are expanding to cut bed days and waiting lists. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, crowded hospitals and ageing populations create demand for home-based follow-up for chronic disease and oncology patients.

Inhealthcare Limited, Harrogate, England. Won the NHS contract to scale virtual wards across Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield (Dec 2023) per press coverage. Holds Cyber Essentials Plus and DTAC.