Huma leads digital-first patient care with 'hospital at home'

Our 'hospital at home' technology collects real-world patient data remotely. It connects patients and clinical teams, enables greater access to care from any location and improves efficiency for clinicians.

Improving clinical outcomes

27m+

Huma's digital-first health platforms support a network of 27m patients¹

3000+

3000+ hospitals and clinics supported across Huma platforms to secure the most sustainable impact for patients¹

90-95%

adherence and retention rates across our care and research deployments are the result of high engagement rates²

Our platform can almost double clinical capacity and reduce readmission rates by >30%³

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PATIENT APP

How do we support patients?

Through our app, patients access a care plan configured for their needs by clinicians using a library of modules and features. Patients can feel reassured that their clinicians are monitoring them using real-time data visualisation. Our platform can also deliver targeted educational content, empowering patients to better track and manage their health.

Timeline of tasks

Patients are given a timeline outlining the tasks they need to complete and receive timely reminders.

Vital signs

Patients can use their phones and integrated devices to capture and monitor health vitals safely and remotely.

Questionnaires

The app provides validated clinical questionnaires, for example the Oxford Knee Score, EQ-5D, Global Health Score and Promis CAT.

Educational content

We support patients with educational content about their symptoms, care and treatment.

Connected devices

We offer both manual data entry and connection to a number of medical devices to aid data collection.

Telemedicine

Patients can receive additional support from their clinical team through secure video and audio consultations.⁴

Timeline of tasks

Vital signs

Questionnaires

Educational content

Connected devices

Telemedicine

Patients are given a timeline outlining the tasks they need to complete and receive timely reminders.

Patients can use their phones and integrated devices to capture and monitor health vitals safely and remotely.

We support patients with educational content about their symptoms, care and treatment.

We offer both manual data entry and connection to a number of medical devices to aid data collection.

Patients can receive additional support from their clinical team through secure video and audio consultations.⁴

WEB-BASED PORTAL

How do we support
healthcare professionals?

We support clinical decision-making by providing care teams with real-time visibility of patient data through a web-based portal. The portal features threshold-based flagging systems, trend visualisation and telemedicine for direct communication.⁴

Connect to health systems and export data

Clinicians can export data from the web-based portal in multiple formats. The care team portal can also connect with electronic health systems or data registries to enable automatic export based on set timeframes.

Telemedicine and appointments

Clinicians can quickly and securely speak to patients through video and audio calls and schedule in-person consultations to ensure they are on track with their care plan and to check any irregularities flagged in their health records.⁴

Cohort management and prioritisation

Clinicians can manage multiple patients within a web-based portal. The technology can use a clinician-determined threshold to flag patients who might need prioritising, based on the data submitted by patients through the app.

Monitoring of individual patients

The portal can display information about individual patients and visualise data trends. Clinicians can add notes and collaborate with colleagues to ensure the patient receives the optimal care they need.

Connect to health systems and export data

Telemedicine and appointments

Cohort management and prioritisation

Monitoring of individual patients

Our experience in delivering better care

cardiac

covid-19

diabetes

orthopaedics

Caring for patients on surgical waiting lists

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We are working with clinicians at Royal Brompton and Harefield hospitals to help clinicians safely and efficiently manage patients who are waiting for surgery. Our technology is just one way the clinical teams are working with their patients, but it gives them greater ability to remotely monitor patients and identify any who need further intervention.

800+

Patients successfully onboarded⁵

of patients identified as at-risk of deterioration and escalated⁶

88.2

of patients highlighted as deteriorating had operation dates brought forward⁶

Powering national COVID-19‘ hospital at home’ deployments

Huma’s ‘hospital at home’ service for COVID-19 allows clinicians to remotely monitor their patients via their smartphones.

Our technology has shown to almost double clinical capacity, reduce readmissions, improve patient experience, and save money. Operating at a national-level across England, Germany and the UAE.

"I got all the monitoring of a hospital ward, right here at home."

patient feedback

×3-4

reduction in mortality⁷

shorter inpatient stay⁷

>30

can reduce readmission rate by >30%³

99.7

of patients found the app useful⁷

Caring for patients with diabetes

Using Huma’s technology, healthcare systems are supporting each patient to manage their chronic disease and improve their quality of life and health outcomes.

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Huma in partnership with Discover-NOW, a health data research hub for real-world evidence, and Know Diabetes are enabling remote care for people living with type 2 diabetes. Together we are utilising real world data to support high-quality research, with the ambition of transforming care for patients with type 2 diabetes.

4.1

average weight loss⁸

patient adherence rate⁸

mmol/mol

average reduction in HbA1c⁸

Caring for patients undergoing orthopaedic surgery

Clinician portal and patient app screenshots.

Our 'hospital at home' supports perioperative care. Educational content, questionnaires, symptom and activity tracking and telemedicine help prepare patients.⁴ Remote monitoring aids rehabilitation and aggregated, anonymised data drives clinical advances.

"The app is a major development which we believe will make an immediate impact on the surgical landscape."

simon tarry, managing director, uk, ireland & nordics at smith+nephew

Reduction in length of stay

of respondents said the Huma app was easy to use³

Reduction in unnecessary readmissions

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Regulatory, safety and compliance

EU MDR 2017/745 Class IIb certified

MHRA registered Medical Device Class IIb

US FDA 21 CFR compliances Class I exempt and under enforcement discretion

Part 11
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Part 50

Part 820 ff

ISO certifications

ISO 13485: 2016 certified (Medical Devices: Quality Management Systems)

ISO 27001: 2013 certified

Data protection / infosec

Committed to GDPR compliance

NHS Registration on Data Security and Protection Toolkit

CyberEssentials / CyberEssentials Plus

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Sources

Based on internal data, correct as of June 2022
Range of data from across a number of Huma projects
https://www.nhsx.nhs.uk/covid-19-response... The full report is available on request
The telemedicine feature is used through the app but is not part of the medical device.
Data correct as of April 2021
Obika, BD et al. (2021) Implementation of a mHealth solution to remotely monitor patients on a cardiac surgical waiting list: service evaluation JAMIA Open 4(3) doi.org/10.1093/jamiaopen/ooab053
Lim, A. et al. An Outpatient Management Strategy Using a Coronataxi Digital Early Warning System Reduces Coronavirus Disease 2019 Mortality Open forum infectious diseases (2022) 9(4), ofac063 doi.org/10.1093/ofid/ofac063
Data from 2021 pilot study. Full evaluation of the service is in preparation.

Huma leads digital-first patient care with 'hospital at home'

Improving clinical outcomes

How do we support patients?

How do we support
healthcare professionals?

Our experience in delivering better care

Caring for patients on surgical waiting lists

Powering national COVID-19‘ hospital at home’ deployments

Caring for patients with diabetes

Caring for patients undergoing orthopaedic surgery

Find out more

Regulatory, safety and compliance

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Sources

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New York

Shanghai

Munich

Huma leads digital-first patient care with 'hospital at home'

Improving clinical outcomes

How do we support patients?

How do we supporthealthcare professionals?

Our experience in delivering better care

Caring for patients on surgical waiting lists

Powering national COVID-19‘ hospital at home’ deployments

Caring for patients with diabetes

Caring for patients undergoing orthopaedic surgery

Find out more

Regulatory, safety and compliance

Talk to us

Sources

London

New York

Shanghai

Munich

How do we support
healthcare professionals?