Visionable is a healthcare technology company that provides a digital collaboration platform for clinicians, focused on virtual care pathways and remote consultations. Its Connected Ambulance product leverages 5G to connect ambulance paramedics and patients with specialist medical experts via secure, encrypted video conferencing and clinical‑grade images to enable on‑the‑spot diagnosis and faster treatment. The company plans to use the new funding to develop proprietary wearable devices for paramedics to live‑stream clinical consultations while on‑site and to digitise onboard ambulance devices such as ECG monitors. Further improvements to in‑ambulance telemedicine capabilities will feed data and images to Ambulance Command Centres and Remote Specialists to streamline patient treatment on route to hospital. Visionable was founded in 2015 by Alan Lowe and Lord Victor Adebowale and continues to partner closely with NHS clinicians. Visionable offers a secure, high-resolution video collaboration platform used for virtual consultations, multidisciplinary team meetings and virtual visiting via its Connect App. The company partners with WIFI Sparks for hospital virtual visiting and is working with O2 to create Connected Ambulances that simulate 5G connectivity to enable remote consultations. To meet surging demand during the COVID-19 pandemic, Visionable has rapidly scaled operational capacity and is accelerating technology R&D and international expansion. The company planned to grow its team from 14 employees in May 2019 to 60 by the end of June. In four weeks since lockdown it increased video conferencing hours by 1,607%, facilitated 4,200 hours of patient consultations and onboarded 16,000 NHS staff. Revenues grew 6.5 times from Q4 2019 to Q1 2020. Visionable is a London-based healthcare technology startup that provides a single video collaboration platform to help clinicians deliver improved patient care. Founded in 2019 by Alan Lowe and Lord Victor Adebowale, it is used by over 100 NHS organisations and powers multiple clinician-led schemes across the country. The platform supports collaborations such as an East of England stroke programme estimated to have saved over 3,200 lives, and work with the North West London Cancer Network to convene time-pressed clinicians and pathologists. Visionable reports 1.1 million patients per year are having treatment discussed or receiving care quicker through the platform, averaging roughly 500 patients per hour. The company says it will use fresh capital to build on 2019 momentum—including a connected ambulance trial with O2—and to continue expanding its positive impact on patient care globally.

Total raised

$20M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Nov 2020