VWT's collaboration with C&V UHB on the AFAL Connection-Cyslltiad project has revolutionised the approach to childhood obesity care and has already won wards from The Bevan Commission.

Imagine waking up in a world where healthcare is not just reactive but proactive—where your doctor doesn’t just treat symptoms but works with you to prevent illness before it begins.

In today's digital age, the path to better health is becoming increasingly connected, collaborative, and data-driven. At Virtual Ward Technologies, we're seeing firsthand how wearable technology and shared health data are transforming patient engagement and improving healthcare outcomes, particularly in supporting young people on their wellness journeys.

In a world where technology is often blamed for isolating people, Virtual Ward Technologies is proving the opposite—digital innovation can bring communities closer and improve health outcomes.

In Welsh, Llaw Yn Llaw means "hand in hand"—a phrase that perfectly captures our vision for the future of healthcare.

The Canterbury Integrated Health Care Model, as implemented by the Canterbury District Health Board (DHB) in New Zealand, is a comprehensive, person-centred system designed to integrate primary, community, and hospital-based care.

In an era of rising healthcare costs and increasing pressure on social services, communities and countries face a critical choice: stick with traditional reactive healthcare models or embrace a preventative, person-centered approach powered by digital technology.

There is little doubt that the workplace has a significant impact on people’s health and well-being for good and for bad; poor management of workplace health can lead to work-related ill health and to high levels of sickness absence and staff turnover.

Successful Discussion with Welsh Government Thrilled to share the incredible success of our presentation and discussion to the Welsh Parliament's Health and Social Care Committee today!

In reality, what are the Risks of sedentary working… and the benefits of exercise? There is growing evidence that being sedentary is very harmful to health, and as the World Health Organisation has phrased it…
‘EVERY MOVEMENT COUNTS‘.