Graphnet and Luscii have partnered to launch an integrated platform which combines remote monitoring with population health and shared care records.

Graphnet Remote Monitoring (Graphnet RM) aims to enable the NHS to identify patients suitable for remote monitoring, deliver proactive out-of-hospital care, evaluate outcomes in real time and access population-level insights.

The partnership is in response to rapid developments in preventative and digitally enabled out-of-hospital care, with forecasts from Graphnet suggesting an additional 500,000 patients will join remote monitoring programmes in the next two years.

Markus Bolton, joint chief executive at Graphnet, said: “Remote monitoring is front and centre of NHS reforms, so consolidating our product sets and customer bases makes perfect sense. 

“Luscii has by far the best patient-facing solution we’ve seen, and we’re delighted to incorporate it into our RM platform.”

The first trusts have been enrolled with Graphnet RM becoming available for nurses and doctors to treat their patients remotely through the app and advanced algorithms, with the first go live at Frimley Integrated Care System (ICB).

An evaluation of integrated population health and remote monitoring programmes at Frimley ICB, an early adopter of the approach, found that remotely monitored patients experience up to 50% reductions in hospital admissions and A&E attendances.

Sharon Boundy, director of transformation and digital at NHS Frimley ICB, said: “We have worked with Graphnet’s remote monitoring for many years and are delighted to see this development.

“The merged solution will enable us to further develop our digital health ecosystem ensuring our residents stay well with early health care intervention when needed.”

Graphnet’s population health and shared care records solution is embedded in 20 integrated care systems, serving 17 million people through population health and shared care record services, and has delivered remote monitoring to more than 75,000 NHS patients and more than 400,000 across Europe.

The Graphnet RM platform builds on this infrastructure, combining it with Luscii’s patient-facing technology to create a fully integrated system.

Jonathan Lewis, managing director of Luscii UK, said: “The strength of this partnership is how deeply remote monitoring is now woven into population health and shared care records. This transforms the end-to-end service.  

“By combining Luscii’s patient-facing technology with Graphnet’s proven system-wide expertise, we are giving clinicians the tools to deliver safer, more proactive care and patients a seamless digital experience. 

“With integration close to completion, we’ll be ready to support the NHS through the coming winter and beyond.”

Luscii’s parent company OMRON Healthcare has sold 350 million blood pressure monitors worldwide and supplied more than two million in the UK in three years.

Meanwhile, since July 2025 healthcare professionals across Greater Manchester have been able to access radiology images directly through the Greater Manchester Care Record, which is powered by Graphnet.