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Care City, Feebris and Thames Freeport have launched CarePort - an 18-month programme bringing AI-powered health monitoring to 1,800 people with complex care needs across East London. Backed by a £500,000 investment, it's a new model of proactive, community-based care built to keep people well & at home for longer.

The NHS is at a turning point. The 10-Year Plan sets a bold vision - but turning strategy into reality requires more than ambition. It calls for delivery models that are practical, scalable and financially sustainable. At Feebris, we’ve drawn on insights from working with over 200 NHS and social care organisations to develop a roadmap that responds to this moment.

Medway NHS Foundation Trust is setting a new benchmark for virtual care in the NHS. Partnering with Feebris, the Trust has cut care costs to a third of in-hospital rates, saved over 1,500 bed days in a single month, and built a blueprint for the UK's first regional virtual hospital.

A new report from Kent County Council, Care City and Feebris sets out a blueprint for transforming care home health management. Across 24 homes and 1,000 residents, an integrated model of proactive digital monitoring reduced hospital admissions by 20% and delivered £530,000 in NHS savings annually - with the potential to save over £360 million if adopted nationally.

Feebris has launched the Heart Failure @ Home service in Northern Ireland, in partnership with BT, Queen's University Belfast and the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust. The service enables patients with complex conditions to receive remote care at home - with independent evidence showing a 38% reduction in ED conveyances, a 25% drop in hospital admissions, and £500,000 saved per 1,000 patients annually.

Feebris has launched the first children's virtual ward in Norfolk & Waveney, enabling hospital-level paediatric care at home. Part of one of the largest integrated virtual ward programmes in the UK, the service spans four trusts across the Norfolk & Waveney ICB and is onboarding around 500 patients a month. Equipped with remote monitoring kits, parents and carers can track their child's recovery at home - supported by experienced paediatric clinicians every step of the way.

Kent County Council partnered with Feebris to tackle one of social care's most pressing challenges: reducing avoidable hospital admissions from care homes. Deployed across 30 homes, the Feebris platform is delivering a significant reduction in 999 calls, ambulance callouts and conveyances to hospital - with independent evidence showing a 38% reduction in A&E visits and £500,000 saved per 1,000 patients annually.

A new study published in PLOS Digital Health reveals the transformative impact of the Feebris platform in one of Mumbai's most underserved communities. In just 10 months, the percentage of childhood illness episodes treated outside hospital rose from 4% to 76% - while generating a 13-fold social return on every rupee invested. Powerful evidence for what community-led healthcare can achieve.

A new study by the York Health Economics Consortium has demonstrated substantial NHS savings from the Feebris platform. Evaluated across 1,000 patients in North-East London, the technology delivered a 38% reduction in A&E conveyances, a 25% reduction in hospital admissions, and £500,000 in savings per 1,000 patients annually. Scaled to all UK care home residents, the potential savings exceed £200 million a year.

Feebris CEO and Founder Elina Naydenova has been named Female Entrepreneur of the Year at the GIANT Health Event Awards. In her response, Elina reflects on the honour - and why the real entrepreneurs of the year are the carers, nurses and doctors who transformed their work to integrate new solutions and fight the pandemic.

Feebris has been named Innovator of the Year at the GIANT Health Awards 2020. We're proud to be recognised among the world's leading healthcare technology companies, and grateful to everyone who championed our work.

Feebris and Care City have been awarded funding under the NHSX Techforce19 challenge - recognising the partnership as one of 18 digital solutions with the potential to scale rapidly across the UK. The funding will expand the Feebris platform to ten more care homes across East London, equipping carers with AI-powered tools to monitor and triage residents during the pandemic.

Feebris has won Best Investment in Disruptive Tech at the 2019 UK Business Angels Association Awards. Recognised for its AI-powered approach to diagnosing complex respiratory conditions, Feebris was selected as an early-stage business delivering extensive impact.