Merative

Merative focus on delivering innovation and technology that improves patient citizen outcomes through the co-ordination of health & social care activity in a patient centric model. For patients with multiple morbidities. The effective co-ordination of health and social care activities is critical to enhancing value driving and improving care outcomes.

Care organisations and other social protection organisations traditionally operate independently. While referral systems do exist between health and social agencies, often this takes the form of a handover rather than continuous service provision.

Users (patients / citizens / carers) can be left to navigate a fragmented service landscape alone. And while health and social organisations strive to avoid this scenario, when it occurs it can introduce delays to care, increased cost and poorer outcomes

The Merative CHSO model enables different agencies to better co-ordinate services, co-create support packages, and help users engage multiple services with greater ease and confidence.

Such services reach far beyond hospitals, local surgeries, and social services; the range includes charities, voluntary organisations, individual carers, training agencies, counsellors, and even employment services. CHSO means embracing both functional co-ordination and technological transformation across multiple services.