As the use of digital health and care tools increases, we need to make sure we clearly evaluate and define the value that solutions are bringing to patients, staff and the wider system, a panel of experts argued at our recent Lunch & Learn.

The achievement confirms the readiness of our platform and highlights our ongoing commitment to exceeding the standards required for operating in health and social care.

Published in PLOS Digital Health, the study shows the impact of our platform in improving access to community-based healthcare.

The independent research was carried out by the York Health Economics Consortium, looking at Feebris's work with the North-East London Integrated Care System.

Feebris partner Care City have been nominated for the UK Social Enterprise Tech for Good Award for our recent project putting technology into the hands of carers and residents across 30 care homes in North-East London.

Transforming Community Health Case Study Series: Care Workers in Care Homes

Feebris' Machine Learning Team Lead, Gareth Jones, publishes case study on Respiratory Rate data quality.

Feebris CEO & Co-founder Elina Naydeonva explores the barriers why Remote Patient Monitoring hasn't scaled further and quicker.

Feebris COO & Co-founder Adam Bacon had a fireside chat at this year's International Virtual Medical Conference (IVMC).

Feebris, led by Director Sami Nur, has been announced as an NHS Innovation Accelerator Fellow for 2021.

Feebris have been recognised in the Department for International Trade's 'First 100 UK Digital Health Companies' Playbook.

Founder and CEO of Feebris, Elina Naydenova joined TechRound’s healthtech roundup to discuss the direction she thinks remote monitoring is heading.

CEO and Founder of Feebris, Elina Naydenova, talks to We Are Tech Women as part of their Inspirational Women series.

We are delighted to announce that Feebris has been shortlisted for this year's Digital Health Rewired Pitchfest.

CEO and Founder of Feebris; Elina Naydenova joins TechRound and a wide array of tech experts to make AI Predictions for 2021.

Our CEO and Founder of Feebris spoke with Health Tech News to provide her predictions for how healthcare technology will develop in 2021.

Feebris profiled in Health Tech New's feature 'The rise of remote monitoring – what’s next?'

We are excited to announce that Feebris featured in this year's prestigious 'Google for Start-ups' 2020 Yearbook.

New Statesman Magazine has written about the work we are doing with Care City to integrate our AI platform into care homes in East London.

A note from our Co-Founder and COO Adam Bacon about what being selected for the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme means for us.

Feebris CEO Elina Naydenova discusses what winning 'Female Entrepreneur of the Year' means and why it's important to innovate with courage.

Feebris has won the 'Innovator of the Year' award at the GIANT Health Awards Programme 2020.

Published in the AI Journal, Feebris discusses the opportunities to implement AI to bridge gaps between primary and social care.

Feebris is proud to announce that we have been accepted onto DigitalHealth.London's 2020-2021 flagship Accelerator programme.

We talk to StartUps Magazine about Feebris’ origin and fighting both COVID-19 and healthcare inequalities.

Our partner Havering Care Homes have published an article on the Digital Social Care website detailing our collaboration with them throughout the pandemic. ‍

Our CEO and Founder, Elina Naydenova, joined Clare Delmar on the One HealthTech podcast to talk about the importance of health technology in care homes.

In Partnership with Care City, Feebris awarded Techforce19 challenge funding.

Feebris achieves recognition within a crowded field for Best Investment in Disruptive Technology from UKBAA.

In collaboration with Network 24 Haymarket and Innovate UK we successfully secure seed funding.

We're excited to be accepted onto this accelerator that's dedicated to de-risking startups and helping them grow.

We join the business programme dedicated to help startups integrate into the UK's health system.

Elina was awarded the prestigious Children's Prize to lead the development and implementation of a child health programme in Mumbai, India.