Ufonia
Ufonia’s solution Dora is an automated clinical assistant that increases clinical capacity by telephoning patients to have routine medical conversations.
Transforming health and care
through digital innovation
DigitalHealth.London connects NHS staff, digital health companies and academics, and equips them to improve the NHS and social care in London through digital technology.
Programmes
Our four programmes provide bespoke advice, mentoring, education, peer networking, brand awareness and partnership opportunities, to digital health leaders who are tackling the biggest challenges facing patients, and NHS and Social Care staff.
How we can help
Through our programmes, network and resources, DigitalHealth.London is here to provide support across the digital health landscape.
Explore innovative companies and fellows
Discover innovative products, services, case studies and NHS leaders relevant to you.
Natalie Nunes
Natalie is a Consultant Obstetrician Gynaecologist, she is the West Mid lead for the Early Pregnancy Unit and aims to improve the experience for clients experiencing early pregnancy loss or complications.
Canopie
Canopie is a digital platform to prevent and address symptoms of maternal depression and anxiety.
Richard Fitzgerald
Richard’s specific research interests include how digital innovations can be used to overcome barriers to healthcare for people living with a learning disability.
Little Journey
Little Journey is a digital eSupport platform designed to remotely prepare and psychologically support children and families before, during and after healthcare interactions.
Ijudai Jasada
Ijudai is an innovation Project Manager in Cardiology who will be supporting the development of digital remote monitoring solutions to support multi-morbid patients attending the cardiology service.
Our partners
DigitalHealth.London is delivered by the Health Innovation Network for South London (HIN), which is hosted by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Foundation Trust. The Health Innovation Networks (formerly Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs)) were set up by NHS England in 2013, and relicensed from April 2018 and again in October 2023 to operate as the key innovation arm of the NHS. The DigitalHealth.London Accelerator is part-funded by the UK Government via the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and the Office for Life Sciences, as well as through DigitalHealth.London’s partners CW+ and MedCity.
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Health Innovation Network
The Health Innovation Network is the Academic Health Science Network (AHSN) for south London, one of 15 AHSNs across England. As the only bodies that connect NHS and academic organisations, local authorities, the third sector and industry, we are uniquely placed to increase the spread and adoption of innovation across large populations, at pace and scale.
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CW+
CW+ is the official charity of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Supporters and partners enable the charity to: invest in the CW Innovation programme to identify and implement high-impact innovation initiatives and new digital solutions that address some of the real-time challenges that healthcare organisations face today; build and enhance clinical facilities to create an outstanding healing environment for patients and staff; and deliver a unique art and design programme to transform the experience and wellbeing of our patients.
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MedCity
MedCity is the cluster organisation for the world-leading health and life sciences sector in London and the Greater South East of England. Supported by the Mayor of London, the London Academic Health Science Centres, and research institutes and life sciences organisations across the region, MedCity acts as a front door to the sector.
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NHS
The AHSNs were set up by NHS England in 2013 and were relicensed from April 2018 to operate as the key innovation arm of the NHS. DigitalHealth.London is hosted by the AHSN for South London, the Health Innovation Network which is hosted by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Foundation Trust.
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UK Shared Prosperity Fund
The Accelerator will receive funding from the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund for some aspects of the programme.
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Office for Life Sciences
The DigitalHealth.London Accelerator is part-funded by Health Innovation Network (HIN) through its Office for Life Sciences funding.
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Mayor of London
The Accelerator will receive funding from the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund for some aspects of the programme.
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Levelling Up
The Accelerator will receive funding from the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund for some aspects of the programme.
