Healthtech platform Ally Health has partnered with global healthcare delivery partner Acacium Group in an effort to transform home clinical care through the power of technology.
The Ally Health platform allows patients to quickly and easily schedule an appointment with an Acacium Group medical professional. You can also make an appointment to have it done in your home or other private setting. You can book a variety of procedures, including medical exams, phlebotomy, and wound dressings. This makes it easier for patients to schedule their next checkup and increases their likelihood of attending.
The technology behind Ally Health allocates appointments to Acacium Group clinical teams based on patient location, skills and requested availability. This means healthcare providers can expand their services to care for people who live far from their clinic. Additionally, we support flexible work models, allowing healthcare workers to choose additional shifts within their communities.
The platform also tracks and optimizes healthcare worker routes to ensure safety, efficiency, and resource utilization.
said Kelly Krifa, co-founder and CEO of Ally Health. “At a time when 1 in 20 patients have to wait at least four weeks to see their GP, and more than 60% of patients want flexible online booking options, our partnership will help improve healthcare Providers are redefining where and how they deliver care, ushering in a new era of patient-centricity.
“Previously, patients seeking treatment at home often faced long waiting lists and uncertainty about when a medical professional would arrive at their home. Since launching, patient access to services has increased by 40% and we see this as the beginning of a journey to transform the UK healthcare system.”
Since the partnership began, we have achieved a 5/5 patient experience ranking. This confirms how valuable it is for patients to take time out of their busy lives to schedule medical appointments.
Mike Barnard, CEO of Acacium Group, said: “Combining[Ally Health’s]innovative technology platform with our healthcare delivery expertise allows us to reimagine the delivery of community care. What’s really exciting about this solution is its versatility. Versatility. It has the potential to simplify the delivery of almost any type of care. This can range from phlebotomy and clinical photography to elective care, including virtual consultations and preoperative assessments. The possibilities are endless.”
The home care model will cost the NHS millions as another home care provider, Sera, announces it will carry out 5 million clinic visits this winter and predicts it could save the NHS up to £100 million. could help save money.