SPRYT and Salutare Announce Strategic Partnership to Revolutionise Healthcare Technology Solutions

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SPRYT and Salutare Announce Strategic Partnership to Revolutionize Healthcare Technology Solutions [London, United Kingdom] - [23/10/2024] - SPRYT, a leading healthcare technology innovator, and Salutare, creating software designed with clinicians for clinicians so that patients are not lost in the system, are excited to announce a strategic partnership aimed at modernizing outpatient care, reducing waste and inefficiencies, and safeguarding patients through joint technology development and project collaboration.

This partnership, effective as of 23/10/2024, will see SPRYT and Salutare working closely together to form a consortium that will apply for and execute various projects in the healthcare industry. Our focus on cutting-edge technologies and operational efficiencies brings innovative solutions to healthcare providers, creating seamless appointment management systems that work across various communication platforms such as WhatsApp, RCS, and SMS and reduce the ever-growing waiting lists.

As part of the agreement, both companies will explore opportunities to co-develop advanced technologies, leveraging SPRYT's AI-driven solutions, including its AI receptionist Asa, and Salutare's clinical expertise and elegant software design in its Dialogue product line. Together, the two companies will aim to tackle the challenges in healthcare such as patient access to care, administrative burdens, and modernizing archaic systems. We aim to tackle the substantial revenue lost from missed appointments (Did not attend) from 650,000 monthly appointment slots going to waste, and the growing waiting lists in the UK, consisting of approximately 6.33 million individual patients waiting for treatment or follow up.



Key highlights of the partnership include:

Collaborative Projects: SPRYT and Salutare will form a consortium to jointly bid for and execute high-impact healthcare projects, focusing on innovation and operational efficiency.

Technology Co-Development: The companies will work together to create and bring to market new technologies designed to modernize outpatient monitoring.

Market Expansion: Both SPRYT and Salutare will explore opportunities to enter new markets, providing advanced technology solutions to healthcare providers globally.

"By partnering with Salutare, we are combining our strengths in healthcare technology and service delivery to create solutions that will not only improve healthcare operations but also significantly enhance the patient experience," said Neill Dunwoody, COO and Co-Founder of SPRYT.

"This collaboration with SPRYT will provide a platform to develop breakthrough technologies to shift the delivery of healthcare to maximize efficiency and savings for healthcare providers whilst keeping the patient at the heart of what we do." said Chris Dial, CEO of Salutare.

The SPRYT-Salutare partnership will have a profound impact on healthcare providers and patients by creating streamlined systems for appointment management, offering solutions that can be easily integrated into existing healthcare infrastructures, and by bringing clinicians, patients, hospitals and Trusts together to solve the current burden on the NHS and other worldwide healthcare providers.

Media Contact for SPRYT:

Neill Dunwoody

Co-Founder CEO

Spryt International Ltd
4 the Station House
North Round
Monaghan
Ireland

neill@spryt.com

353 83 1849727

About SPRYT: SPRYT is a healthcare technology company focused on improving appointment attendance, operational efficiency, and patient engagement. With its AI-powered receptionist, Asa, SPRYT empowers patients to manage and pay for their healthcare appointments anytime and in any language, ensuring more efficient healthcare delivery.

About Salutare: Salutare creates software designed with clinicians for clinicians so that patients are not lost in the healthcare system. Their products streamline processes such as phlebotomy, patient referrals, and outpatient monitoring to reduce errors, curtail delays, and remove manual tasks in healthcare delivery.

This release was published on openPR.