Virtual Healthcare and Digital Twin
A virtual clinic where patient and physician meet and go through the journey together, built around a digital twin of the patient. An earlier version was used in practice during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The business problem
Health organisations want to explore virtual care and digital twins, yet hype makes it hard to tell what is feasible, what is safe and what would genuinely help.
Our approach
We start from a clinical pathway that suits virtual care, connect the data the physician needs, then configure the virtual clinic and agree the clinical governance around it.
Why it matters, in published figures
growth in urgent virtual visits at NYU Langone in just over a month during COVID-19
Source: NYU Langone study, JAMIA, 2020median wait for a video clinic visit against 20 minutes face to face, in a hospital study in Taiwan
Source: Journal of Medical Internet Researchof US portal users logged in six or more times in 2024, more than double the 15% of 2019
Source: ASTP data brief 77, 2024Key capabilities
- Virtual consultation room
- Digital twin of the patient
- Home monitoring connection
- Orders and summaries in the visit
- Clinical governance
- Clinical team onboarding
How it runs, step by step
The real design follows from your environment.
- A clear-eyed view of what is feasible
- Lower risk before committing investment
- Clinicians involved from the outset
Try it: Digital Twin and Virtual Clinic
A virtual clinic built around a digital twin of the patient. An earlier version was created and used in practice during the COVID-19 pandemic. It lets patient and physician meet virtually and go through the journey together. Use it for yourself, or
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Review this with our teamHow we would engage
We spend time with the people who do the work, as well as those who sponsor it. The output is a shared statement of what must change and why.
What you receive
- Shared problem statement
- Success measures agreed
- Stakeholder map
Who is involved
Sponsors and business leads
Stage 1 of 7
Discuss Virtual Healthcare and Digital Twin With Us.
Share a little about your organisation and what you hope to change, and we will arrange a conversation.