Care works better when it is joined up.
A teleclinic is one part of somebody's care. The rest — the laboratory that runs a test, the pharmacy that dispenses, the clinic that examines someone in person — sits with other organisations. These are the kinds of organisation we work with, and what a working relationship looks like.
Organisations we work with
Doctors and healthcare providers
Clinicians who want to consult online alongside their existing practice. Credentials are checked before a clinician consults here; we will ask for your registration details.
Laboratories and diagnostics
Laboratories able to accept investigations requested during a consultation and return results reliably to the patient and the clinician.
Pharmacies
Pharmacies dispensing against prescriptions issued in a consultation, with the verification a prescription requires.
Clinics and hospitals
Referral in both directions: online first where that is appropriate, and a route to in-person assessment when an examination is what is needed.
Universities and research
Teaching and research collaborations on telemedicine and digital health, within the approvals and ethics review such work requires.
NGOs and public health programmes
Programmes extending access to a clinician where distance, cost or mobility is the obstacle.
Healthcare technology
Organisations whose systems need to exchange information with a teleclinic, on terms that keep patient data protected.
Employers and institutions
Organisations arranging access to online consultations for their people.
How a partnership starts
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Tell us what you do
Email us with who you are, what you would like to work on, and where you operate. One paragraph is plenty to begin with.
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We talk it through
A conversation about whether it helps patients, what each side would be responsible for, and whether it is practical.
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Verification and terms
Registrations, licences and credentials are checked, and what happens to patient data is written down before anything goes live. Our Data Processing Agreement and Master Service Agreement set out the terms we work to.
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A small start
Something narrow and measurable first. Patient care is not the place to discover whether an arrangement works.
Partnership enquiries
Tell us who you are and what you would like to build. We read everything that comes in and reply to what we can take forward.
Clinicians looking to consult with us should start at Careers. Patients needing care should book a consultation.