Long Term Healthcare Conditions Remote Monitoring

Long Term Conditions in The UK

NHS England reports that more than 26 million people in the UK live with at least one long-term condition (LTC), with 10 million managing multiple long-term conditions [1].

These numbers highlight the pressing demand for solutions that not only support those impacted but also ensure healthcare systems remain both efficient and patient-focused.

A Solution: Remote Monitoring for LTCs

For many patients with LTCs, frequent trips to GP surgeries and hospitals can negatively impact their quality of life. Introducing practical solutions like remote patient monitoring can empower patients, giving them greater independence and control over their health, while reducing the need for constant in-person appointments.  

Patients using remote monitoring often report an enhanced sense of control and comfort:

"Remote monitoring has truly improved my daily life. I no longer need to visit the GP surgery as often, and it’s reassuring to know that my health is being closely tracked. If any issues arise, I get a phone call immediately. The app is a game-changer, and I deeply appreciate the service."

Conditions Managed Through Remote Monitoring

Remote monitoring is proving to be effective across a wide spectrum of health services, including but not limited to:

• Respiratory conditions

• Cardiac care

• Diabetes management

• Motor neurone disease

• Frailty management

• Cancer support

• Paediatric care

• Learning disabilities

• Elderly care

• Post-treatment follow-up

Sources:
1. https://www.england.nhs.uk/blog/making-the-case-for-the-personalised-approach/#:~:text=Two%20of%20the%20speakers%20at,who%20have%20two%20or%20more.