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Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is the UK beacon site for RealTime, and is therefore the first Trust in the UK to deploy.
Scarborough and NE Yorks NHS Trust joined Cambridge University Hospitals in October 2009 as the UK’s second customer for the RealTime system and the related length of stay reduction consultancy work.
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust have engaged our professional services for length of stay reduction to improve patient flow and discharge planning.
Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals NHS Trust have engaged our professional services on a scoping exercise for length of stay reduction. Savings of between £4M and £9M p.a. are identified which could be realised through RealTime. This reconfirms the findings of an earlier analysis project run by Dr Jess Boyer.
West Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust joins Scarborough and Cambridge with a rapid ‘out of the box’ go-live in early autumn 2010. Length of stay has reduced so dramatically that the Trust was able to close 2 wards before Christmas 2010 and a 3rd in 2011, and experienced no winter crisis.
North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust joins West Mid, Scarborough and Cambridge, choosing RealTime to support their Transformation work on patient flow and length of stay at the Trust.
North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust joins North Cumbria, West Mid, Scarborough and Cambridge, also choosing RealTime to support their Transformation work on patient flow and length of stay at the Trust.
Ashford & St. Peter’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (ASPH) engaged RealTime Health to reduce length of stay on a performance target-based risk share arrangement. This is the first time in the UK that we have been engaged on this basis and we are delighted to be breaking new ground with ASPH in this way. The deployment of RealTime to support the process improvement project will go live in late 2011. The process change work started immediately and will entail a significant element of knowledge transfer.
Projects successfully delivered by Dr Jess Boyer, Chief Medical Officer of RealTime Health, primarily in the ‘Not for Profit’ sector and managed through partners Eagle Medical Management LLC
West Middlesex University Hospital is close to Heathrow, London. High average length of stay (ALOS) was the biggest contributor to their financial deficit in 2009-10.
“We have been able to cut costs while improving the quality of care. RealTime allows us to marry resources with needs, has enabled a healthy discharge rhythm and has improved forward planning.”Simon Marshall, CFO, West Middlesex University Hospital
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust signed a business partnership agreement with RealTime Health Ltd to enable both parties to profit from promoting the RealTime product in the market.
