P0371 - HDDA-DCO-25-03 - Healthy IO Wound Care App
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The NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership-Procurement Services has concluded the procurement stage and awarded a contract to Healthy.Io for their innovative wound care app, known as the Healthy IO Wound Care App. This project, under the title 'P0371 - HDDA-DCO-25-03', falls within the medical imaging services category and is aimed at enhancing wound care management using a smartphone-based solution powered by artificial intelligence. The procurement process stages have progressed to the award phase with the purchase valued at £51,051.00.
The procurement, compliant with UK/EU legislation, was structured under the NHS SBS Advanced Wound Care Framework. This contract, signed on 7th August 2025, was set up to be executed in Carmarthen, focusing on delivering goods and services in the medical field. This tender presents a significant growth opportunity for businesses specialising in medical technology, particularly those innovative in digital health solutions.
Companies adept in developing AI-driven applications and those experienced with NHS frameworks and medical imaging services could see substantial benefits. By introducing innovative digital solutions, businesses like Healthy.Io can improve healthcare delivery efficiency, provide standardised wound monitoring and tracking, and ultimately, reduce costs and nursing time. Therefore, firms with expertise in healthcare technology, data analysis, and remote monitoring systems will find themselves well-equipped to compete and succeed in similar procurement opportunities.
Hywel Dda University Health Board (HDUHB) have awarded a contract to facilitate a pilot of a Minuteful for Wounds (MfW) digital wound management solution for sixty-five (65) users. This will offer an innovative smartphone-based solution with AI-powered analysis that enhances wound assessment and clinical decision-making.The solution enables community nurses to assess, document, and monitor chronic wounds remotely in a standardised approach to improve wound measurement and tracking, healing rates and patients' compliance with treatments whilst reducing face-to-face contacts and associated costs.The NHS SBS Advanced Wound Care and Lymphoedema Products and Services Framework agreement (SBS10142) under Lot Seven (7) Advanced Wound Care and Lymphoedema Digital Products is compliant with UK/EU procurement legislation and provides a provides a compliant route to support the NHS to reduce the nursing time required to manage wound care in the community.
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