For health systems
Personalised care at population scale
Give every practice in your ICB or Health Board the same high-quality digital model of personalised care, and see outcomes across your whole population.





Commissioners
Built for systems, used by practices
One model of care across every practice and place
Link workers, health and wellbeing coaches, nurses and healthcare assistants plan care together, with data joined up across settings.

Spot the gap. Close the gap.
Helen commissions community services across Northgate and Riverside. Six providers report into one place, so she can see who’s missing out, reach them, and have the quarter’s report ready without a spreadsheet.
Six providers, one dashboardAll up to date, instead of six spreadsheets.
Quarter endKPIs by provider and the evaluation extract, ready to send.
Who’s missing outReferrals for the need, by ward, age and deprivation.
Where people drop outReferral to enrolment, first contact and completions.
Act on itOne message to the 1,240 in the ward who could benefit.
Evidence, not promises
Proven in a randomised controlled trial in NHS primary care
Run with Vernova Healthcare CIC, a GP federation, across 15 practices in Eastern Cheshire. For people with type 2 diabetes, HbA1c fell with Healum and rose in the control group.
Read the evidenceHeald AH, Roberts S, Albeda Gimeno L, et al. Diabetes Therapy 2023;14:977–988. 197 participants: 115 intervention, 82 control. Funded by UKRI.
−7.4%
Average change in HbA1c over six months
Control group: +1.8%
72.4%
of patients with a Healum plan reduced their HbA1c
Control group: 41.5%
+8.2%
Improvement in self-rated health (EQ VAS)
Control group: −2.8%
6,797
Healthy choices logged by patients in the app
Plus 343 goals completed
Evidence, not promises
Proven in a randomised controlled trial in NHS primary care
15 GP practices in Eastern Cheshire. People with type 2 diabetes who had a Healum care plan and app, compared with a control group, over six months.
Heald AH, Roberts S, Albeda Gimeno L, et al. Diabetes Therapy 2023;14:977–988. 197 participants: 115 intervention, 82 control. Funded by UKRI.
Across your system
One platform for every service you commission
Deliver national programmes locally, for hypertension, obesity, diabetes, MSK and more, with one platform, one set of data and one patient app.
All solutions
Long-term conditions
Support for diabetes, CVD, obesity and more
Personalised plans, monitoring and education between reviews.

Weight management
Behaviour change programmes that deliver outcomes
Digital Tier 2 adult and child programmes, with your team alongside.

Structured education
Education that starts today, not after a waiting list
Digital programmes that adapt to each person's needs.

Social prescribing
Connect people to what their community offers
Referrals, tracking and reporting without the spreadsheet.
Across your system
One platform for every service you commission
Deliver national programmes locally, for hypertension, obesity, diabetes, MSK and more, with one platform, one set of data and one patient app.

Long-term conditions
01Support for diabetes, CVD, obesity and more
Personalised plans, monitoring and education between reviews.

Weight management
02Behaviour change programmes that deliver outcomes
Digital Tier 2 adult and child programmes, with your team alongside.

Structured education
03Education that starts today, not after a waiting list
Digital programmes that adapt to each person's needs.

Social prescribing
04Connect people to what their community offers
Referrals, tracking and reporting without the spreadsheet.
Modules for systems
Start where your population needs it most
Every module shares one secure record, so multidisciplinary teams and patients see the same picture.
One shared plan
The integrated neighbourhood team
GPs, practice nurses, ARRS roles such as link workers and clinical pharmacists, Community Wellbeing Services and VCSE partners all work from one shared plan. Each adds their part, and the patient sees it joined up.
Practice nurse sets a goalWalk 20 minutes a day
Community Wellbeing Services add a weight programmeHealthy weight, 12 weeks
Social prescribing link worker adds a local serviceCooking class, Wednesdays
Clinical pharmacist adds a medication reminderMorning tablets, 08:00
VCSE partner adds a walking groupWalking group, Saturdays
GP joins and refers on
Margaret’s planType 2 diabetes




Practice nurse
Community Wellbeing Services
Social prescribing link worker
Clinical pharmacist
VCSE partner
GPOne shared plan
The integrated neighbourhood team
Margaret’s plan starts empty. Her integrated neighbourhood team is around her.
The practice nurse sets a goal. Community Wellbeing Services add a weight programme.
Her link worker adds a local service. The clinical pharmacist adds a reminder.
A VCSE partner adds a walking group. The GP joins, and referrals pass round one shared plan.
One shared plan. The whole neighbourhood team behind it.
What Margaret sees: one joined-up plan.
Margaret’s planType 2 diabetes





Practice nurse
Community Wellbeing Services
Social prescribing link worker
Clinical pharmacist
VCSE partner
GPBring one model of care to every practice
We’ll show you how systems roll out Healum across their practices.
