Graphnet Remote Monitoring and Virtual Wards

Graphnet Health is a health data company that, per its About page, has spent more than three decades connecting health and care data since 1994. It serves NHS integrated care systems with shared care records, population health and remote monitoring, and is procured through frameworks such as G-Cloud.

In September 2025 Graphnet and Luscii, an OMRON Healthcare service, launched Graphnet Remote Monitoring in the UK. Nurses and doctors treat patients remotely through a patient app and algorithms that support clinical decisions, linked to population health and shared care record services to find suitable patients and manage capacity, including virtual wards.

• Patient app: patients submit measurements from home, with the app provided by Luscii.
• Clinical algorithms: advanced algorithms support remote clinical decision-making.
• Patient identification: population health data helps find patients suitable for remote monitoring.
• Shared care record link: monitoring data sits alongside shared care records.
• Virtual wards: remote monitoring supports virtual ward programmes for NHS trusts.
• Outcome tracking: real-time assessment of outcomes and capacity.

A provincial hospital network in Vietnam could monitor chronic patients at home and share data with district facilities. Health departments could use population data to select patients for home monitoring. Hospitals could run virtual wards for COPD and heart failure.

Monitored patients have up to 50% fewer hospital admissions and A&E attendances, according to evaluations cited by Graphnet. The company reports more than 75,000 NHS patients monitored and over 60 million patient days. The combined offering links remote monitoring with shared care records and population health data.

Health systems are combining shared care records with remote monitoring to move care out of hospital and manage capacity. Vietnam is building electronic health records and telehealth networks, so linking monitoring to patient data platforms is a relevant direction for provincial and hospital networks.

Founded 1994 per the About page; headquarters not stated on the site (UK NHS focus and G-Cloud frameworks). Embedded in 20 NHS integrated care systems serving 17 million people according to the 2025 announcement. Partnered with Luscii, an OMRON Healthcare service.