7 DigitalHealth.London companies announced as Rewired Pitchfest finalists

Digital Health’s annual Rewired Pitchfest provides a coveted opportunity for startups to share their innovations directly with key stakeholders. The competition sees the most promising founders pitch their digital health solutions to a live audience of NHS leaders, industry figures and investors. For 2025, the winners will have the chance to run a project at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, as well as accessing additional expertise from the Trust’s CW Innovation team and CW+ to propel their solutions further.

This year’s final, held during March’s Rewired 2025 conference at The NEC in Birmingham, will see 18 companies pitching across two categories: pre-revenue start-ups and revenue generating start-ups. The finalists include seven founders who are currently, or have previously been, supported by DigitalHealth.London programmes. Ahead of the event, we take a close look at their innovations.

AirEmail
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator Cohort 8
AirEmail is a novel, digital tool that enhances healthcare email productivity whilst reducing staff technostress and is the only NHS England-approved add-in for NHSmail. The smart assistant auto-highlights critical dates, urgent tasks and Patient-IDs, as well as colour-coding emails to make patient-related emails immediately identifiable. The solution is also a wellbeing assistant, supporting staff by scheduling breaks, showcasing meeting-related emails and flagging when they are overbooked for meetings.

Concentric Health
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator Cohort 5
Concentric Health is a digital healthcare company working to transform the way decisions are made about our health – informed by patient outcomes, and shared by patient and clinician. Concentric is the UK market leading digital consent to treatment application, with remote consent functionality. This makes it easy for clinicians to share personalised information with patients, and leads to informed, shared decisions. Fully integrating with existing electronic clinical systems, Concentric fits seamlessly into current workflows.

Kanjo
DigitalHealth.London Evidence Generator Bootcamp Cohort 2
Kanjo personalises the care pathway before it starts. Leveraging thousands of data points, we combine generative AI and hierarchical Bayesian networks to create a suite of clinical tools and pre-diagnostic insight platforms that will be more accurate than ever before, starting with ADHD and Autism.

MyMynd
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator Cohort 8 and Leap Cohort 1
MyMynd is a workplace digital mental health and wellbeing platform that proactively identifies issues for early intervention and directs targeted support precisely where needed to strengthen resilience. Any concerns are flagged to a dedicated team of responders for 1-to-1 follow-ups and personalised guidance. All users are guided to targeted resources linked to their needs to improve their wellbeing.

OcciAI
DigitalHealth.London Launchpad Cohort 7
OcciAI is an AI-driven patient information portal designed by two consultant ophthalmologists to streamline outpatient appointments and enhance patient understanding before their appointments.
Patients access the portal to receive personalised, AI-generated videos explaining their condition and treatment options, available in multiple languages. An integrated AI chatbot addresses any further questions and additional information is then summarised and uploaded to the patient’s electronic health record.

Upskill.Health
Launchpad Cohort 7 and Accelerating FemTech Cohort 2
Upskill.Health was founded to meet an urgent need to scale on-the-job training in the NHS. The mobile and virtual reality (VR)-based microlearning platform will provide midwives with bitesize training that’s available, on-demand and ‘in the flow of work’. The platform is co-designed with local women, informing virtual, AI-powered avatars that are based on real women’s lived experiences.

Voda
DigitalHealth.London Launchpad Cohort 5
Voda provides self-guided digital therapy programmes derived from mindfulness and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), one of the most effective evidence-backed treatments for anxiety and depression.
Unlike other digital wellness apps, Voda’s programmes are designed by and for the LGBTQIA+ community. The sexuality and gender-affirming programmes tackle issues such as coming out, internalised shame, dating apps and relationships, and substance misuse from a queer perspective.

Rewired Pitchfest is part of Digital Health Rewired 2025. The conference runs from Tuesday 18 March to Wednesday 19 March 2025 at The NEC, Birmingham. Learn more about the programme and register to attend.

The DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme is funded by the UK Government via the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). It is delivered by the Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London in partnership with the Office of Life Sciences, CW+, Medicity, NHS England, the Mayor of London and the Levelling Up Fund.

For more information, please visit https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-
shared-prosperity-fund-prospectus.