Secure, scalable connectivity for healthtechs

Gain secure and compliant access to NHS patient records via HSCN, enabling integration with essential systems like EMIS, Apotec and SystmOne, amongst others. We can get you connected to the resources you need in a matter of minutes, or at a pace that suits you.

We're an accredited CN-SP, with years of experience helping healthcare organisations, large and small, achieve their digital objectives. We'll help you every step of the way.

We maintain a private connectivity fabric to hundreds of cloud providers, including AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

Seamlessly connect your cloud-native infrastructure to your HQ, sites, users and external partners with low-latency, high-security networking.

Ensure secure, encrypted communication between your workforce, partners, and key resources, wherever they are.

Cloud Gateway enables secure, seamless connectivity for remote users, allowing them to access any network endpoint across your estate in accordance with policy you define - including cloud platforms, data centres, and third-party networks.

Essential for modern healthtech operations supporting:

• Remote clinical consultations and telehealth delivery

• Distributed development teams working on healthcare applications

• Secure access to patient data for authorised remote workers

• Multi-site healthcare technology deployments

We work as an extension of your IT and networks team, making it quick and easy to get a solution up and running.

Once you're part of our customer community, you'll be supported by our proactive and responsive customer success team. Together, we'll ensure your infrastructure remains fit for purpose, scalable, and future-ready.

With Cloud Gateway, you can build the network you need right now, with the scope to flex and grow when new requirements emerge tomorrow.

Our products are instantly accessible, there's no need to wait for 30, 60 or even 90 day lead times as is common with traditional network providers.

Fast deployment benefits for healthtech:

• Accelerated time-to-market for new healthcare applications

• Rapid scaling to support sudden growth or new partnerships

• Quick response to changing NHS integration requirements

• Immediate connectivity for clinical trials or research projects

We provide simple step-by-step guides to get you through NHS England's compliance requirements quickly and easily.

From ODS codes, to Connection Agreements and more, our instructions and FAQs will get you connected in no time.

The cloud is a key tool for healthtech organisations and is used for a range of purposes, from data storage to workload hosting.

This is increasingly important for experimental or developing innovations such as AI diagnostics. Sandbox environments in cloud are a useful way for healthtechs to conduct R&D, to prove their use cases, test, iterate and grow.

In healthtech, network reliability is essential for ensuring seamless access to electronic patient records (EPRs), cloud-based applications, sites and users. Fast, secure connectivity enables real-time data sharing, allowing healthcare professionals and innovators to deliver timely, informed decisions that ultimately improve patient care.

Downtime, latency issues, or network failures can disrupt services - delaying diagnoses, impacting remote monitoring, and ultimately affecting patient outcomes.

Network reliability directly impacts:

• Patient safety through reliable access to critical health information

• Clinical decision-making speed and accuracy

• Telehealth service quality and user experience

• Compliance with NHS service availability requirements

Protecting patient data is critical in healthtech, where sensitive medical information must remain confidential, secure, and compliant with NHS regulations and GDPR. As healthtech solutions increasingly handle electronic patient records, and rely heavily on the value of their intellectual property, the need for strong cyber security measures has never been greater.

The rise of nation-state cyber threats and the adoption of new technologies have expanded the attack surface, making healthtech organisations more vulnerable to breaches. With cyber incidents on the rise, their network security posture must safeguard patient trust and service continuity.