Remote Monitoring
Proactive, clinician-led monitoring that helps the NHS detect deterioration early and reduce hospital use.
Keeping Patients Well at Home
GPDQ’s CQC-registered Remote Monitoring service enables ICBs, Trusts, and community providers to identify deterioration earlier, reduce unnecessary hospital admissions, and support patients with long-term conditions to stay well in their own homes.
By intervening early, we help avoid high-cost escalations and reduce the financial burden on the wider system.
Why Remote Monitoring Matters
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Prevent avoidable hospital admissions
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Identify deterioration earlier
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Improve continuity of care
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Reduce demand on overstretched NHS teams
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Reduce inpatient costs and avoid high-cost escalations
How the Service Works
- Patient Identification and Triage: Collaborate with NHS partners to identify suitable patients.
- Device Provision and Onboarding: Supply patients with necessary monitoring devices and provide training.
- Daily Check-ins by GPDQ Nurses: Conduct regular virtual check-ins to monitor patient health.
- Real-time Monitoring and Escalation: Monitor patient data in real-time and escalate care when necessary.
- Discharge or Step-up to Virtual Ward/Secondary Care: Transition patients based on their health status.
Who It's For
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Patients with long-term conditions such as COPD, asthma, heart failure, diabetes, cancer and MSK disorders
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Frail or elderly individuals
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At-risk patients recently discharged
Service Features
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Remote monitoring with NHS-approved devices
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Daily virtual check-ins
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Clinician-led escalation and triage
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Integration with EMIS, SystmOne
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Data reporting and governance
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Digital transformation and leadership
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Collaboration with local VCSE and Social Prescribers
Why NHS Partners Choose GPDQ
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NHS-aligned clinical governance
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Scalable models for large or small systems
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Fully managed service from triage to reporting
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Clinically led, not just tech-enabled
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CQC-registered governance
Organisations We Proudly Work With:
