Set Proactive Prevention in Motion
Syncreny enables GPs to boost the health of their clinic population
Syncreny enables GPs to boost the health of their clinic population
A powerful population health platform designed for patients and clinicians to collaborate on improving wellness and detection of heart disease.
Identify, reach out & manage patients at risk of hypertension and heart disease. With Syncreny spot problems early, free up appointments, and provide holistic care for all your patients.
No longer wait till symptoms develop to see your GP, take control of your health with Syncreny’s digital health check, and share how you are with your GP.
Visualise how Syncreny enables clinic performance improvement on a real-time dashboard to achieve demonstrable clinical and cost-effectiveness
The huge burden of heart disease in our lives
Heart-related diseases account for 17.9 million lives each year, representing 32% of all global deaths.
In England, 30% of adults have high blood pressure. A condition associated with 50% of heart attacks and strokes.
Cardiovascular disease management represents 6% of NHS budget.
Managing cardiovascular risk within our population has become a primary and urgent priority
" Cardiovascular disease is the single biggest condition where lives can be saved and is a clinical priority in the NHS Long Term Plan"
" Despite being a largely controllable condition, the actual rates of awareness, treatment, and control of hypertension are disappointingly low. Further improvements throughout the process of patient screening, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up need to be urgently addressed."
"Detect 80% of expected population with hypertension"
Solve health care delivery barriers with the Syncreny platform
Empower your patients with a smart self-care platform to track, learn and act on their health.
Detect high blood pressure and heart disease early for better health outcomes.
Have the right information at the right time during consultations to focus on what matters.
Ambulatory blood monitoring has been seen traditionally as the gold standard for detecting hypertension.
Growing research suggests that home blood pressure monitoring is a more effective way to monitor blood pressure and is less costly.
Check out this table of comparisons in a review of blood pressure measurement methods used in Japan published on Nature a leading science journal.
Our mission is to improve population health by enabling the right care at the right time.
We look forward to speaking to the healthcare community across the board.
From investors, insurers and healthcare professionals to interoperable specialists, public health policymakers and health economists; our aim is to talk to all those committed to a brighter and healthier future for us all.
