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Your NHS pilot does not need another vendor. It needs a partner who already maintains the tools your engineers use.

Eighteen years of integration architecture inside the healthcare supply chain, from multi-vendor interoperability to unifying configuration across a whole clinical product estate. Now applied to mixed reality training, digital therapeutics and the platforms that hold personal health data.

Offers

What we do

01

Integration and interoperability architecture

Connect clinical systems across vendors without a strip-and-replace programme. Reference architecture, adapter and contract design, configuration unification and migration.

Fits: Trusts, integrated care boards, clinical software vendors
02

Clinical training and collaboration in mixed reality

Shared digital content in the room, integrated with systems of record. Vision-guided procedures with a remote expert who can see and annotate the trainee’s view.

Fits: Teaching hospitals, medtech training teamsDemonstration: AI Vision Training PlatformDemonstration: Anatomy Atlas XR
03

Digital therapeutics and gamified adherence

Game frameworks that make repetitive therapy measurable and engaging. Built previously with a children’s hospital to gamify cystic fibrosis physiotherapy.

Fits: Paediatrics, physiotherapy, long-term condition services
04

Security and data protection review

A fixed-scope audit of an existing platform. Finds unprotected writes, committed secrets and access gaps, and returns a staged fix plan including GDPR-compliant deletion.

Fits: Digital health start-ups, wellness platforms
How it fits together

A clinical data pathway, drawn to scale.

Interoperability is shown, not asserted. The amber components are our published frameworks sitting inside the flow.

Ward devicesMonitors, wearables, MQTTClinical recordEPR, PAS, vendor APIsImaging and documentsDICOM, PDF, scannedIntegration layerAdapters and contractsEvent-driven messagingConfiguration unificationService FrameworkReality Collective, open sourceFHIR endpointHL7 FHIR R4 resourcesAudit and consentRole-to-scope accessClinician desktopDesktop integrationMobileAndroid and iOSHeadsetTraining and collaborationSourcesIntegration (our frameworks in amber)InteroperabilityPoints of care

Each arrow is a contract defined before any screen is built, so vendors and clinical teams can test against mocks while the real systems are being connected.

Outcomes

What this has produced

Told by organisation type and date. Client and product names are withheld. Business partners are named.

Global healthcare vendor2000 to 2021

Worldwide desktop integration strategy

Led the integration strategy for a healthcare division and designed a configurable framework interoperating with multiple vendors, as part of the NHS programme.

Several vendor innovation awards
Global healthcare vendorEnterprise integration

Many clinical products, one configuration system

A configuration management and migration solution unified settings across a product estate, replacing a strip-and-replace plan with a reference architecture that reused existing intellectual property.

Multi-vendor, NHS programme
NHS children’s hospitalWith a major health platform team

Physiotherapy as a game

A game framework that turned cystic fibrosis physiotherapy into play for children.

Gamified adherence
Wellness platform2025 to 2026

Focusing on collaborative wellness and meditation

Built a foundational platform for collaborative wellness and meditation, ensuring a cost effective and scalable architecture, shipped complete with a GDPR-compliant account deletion and a Zero Trust administration dashboard.

Serverless AWS, Cloudflare Access
Studio demonstration2026

Life-size anatomy on a standalone headset

A full adult reference anatomy in the room, selectable and dissectable, on an asset pipeline that brings a dataset several times over the headset budget inside it.

Pick, explain, place in the roomDemonstration: Anatomy Atlas XR
Healthcare Technology enquiries

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