Digital Health March 31, 2025
Jordan Sollof

  • An integrated model of care deliver led by Kent County Council is transforming health management in care homes
  • Scaling the model across an ICB could reduce the cost of healthcare by £14.2 million annually, and over £360 million nationally, according to a report co-authored by Care City and Candesic
  • Key findings of a pilot show that 75% of care homes implemented early health detection workflows, and hospital admissions dropped by 20%

An integrated model of care delivery is transforming health management in care homes and could save the NHS £14 million per integrated care board (ICB) annually, according to a report published in March 2025.

Led by Kent County Council, the model provides the care sector with tools...

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Topics: Digital Health, Health System / Hospital, Provider, Survey / Study, Technology, Trends
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