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Vitaspan turns fragmented medical records into organised, AI-ready data


In 2015, Mark Jackson’s father-in-law died suddenly, shortly before he was due to visit the family while they were living in New York. The loss left Mark asking a


question that’s stayed with him ever since: how could people and their doctors have a better chance of understanding health risks before a crisis happens? That question is at the heart


of Vitaspan, the company Mark founded: to give healthcare professionals a clear picture of the person in their care, with a complete, connected health history that stays with the patient and grows over time. Later family experiences


reinforced the urgency. His mother-in-law waited months for a specialist appointment. When it finally happened, her records were unavailable, resulting in a vital diagnosis being missed and her death shortly afterwards. His mother, who spent 36 years caring for others as a dedicated NHS nurse, has experienced her health records being mixed up and lost. Tragically, she was misdiagnosed with breast cancer and given a mastectomy in error.


For clinicians, the challenge


of missing or fragmented health information is familiar. Relevant data may be spread across NHS services, private specialists and care providers abroad. Piecing together that history takes attention that could otherwise be directed towards the patient. Vitaspan brings health records,


results and care history together into one patient-controlled Living Health Record. Supported connections and uploaded documents turn information from different sources into an organised history that builds over time. The platform works alongside, and connects to, providers’ existing clinical systems. Authorised care teams can review


timelines and summaries, return to original documents and share relevant information with the


Clinicians can see the relevant history, understand each others’ findings and align treatment plans, giving the team a stronger basis for decisions about the patient’s care


MARK JACKSON


patient’s permission. Clinicians can assess today’s findings in the context of earlier investigations and treatment, giving each consultation a stronger starting point. Vitaspan turns fragmented


health records into a shared clinical picture for the multidisciplinary team (MDT). Clinicians can see the relevant history, understand each others’ findings and align treatment plans, potentially giving the whole team a stronger basis for decisions about the patient’s care. The value extends across a


person’s lifetime. A one-off assessment becomes part of an ongoing health story. For practices offering preventative, integrative or personalised care, that means comparing new findings with earlier results, assessing changes over time and identifying where further investigation is needed. For clinic owners, continuity also


matters commercially. A record that develops between assessments creates a basis for follow-up and continued engagement. Providers can build lasting patient relationships around a service that remains useful beyond a single appointment. One of Vitaspan’s solutions,


Clinical Intelligence, takes this further, helping clinics prepare reports and personalised care plans using their own methodologies.


Vitaspan’s AI supports clinical judgement, with outputs subject to professional review and care decisions remaining with qualified healthcare professionals


AI organises and summarises the available patient information into draft material for clinicians to review and refine, reducing the manual work involved in preparation. Vitaspan’s AI supports clinical


judgement, with outputs subject to professional review and care decisions remaining with qualified healthcare professionals. Compassionate relationships are central to healthcare. Vitaspan uses AI to strengthen and support this human connection, never replace it. Patient sovereignty, privacy and


trust underpin Vitaspan’s approach. Patients control how their health information is shared, with access managed through permissions for authorised care teams. Bringing records together must go hand in hand with respecting confidentiality and individual choice. For providers, that trust is essential to building lasting relationships with the people in their care. The ambition remains rooted in


the consulting room: a clinician better prepared to understand the history, a patient able to explain


what matters now and a family member able to concentrate on the person beside them. Healthcare providers and clinical


partners can visit vitaspan.ai to see how Vitaspan could support more connected, personalised and continuous care.


For further information


Visit: vitaspan.ai T: +44 7904 555835


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