Empowering patients. Supporting clinicians. 

 A new partnership between leading digital health innovators, my mhealth and Patients Know Best (PKB), means shared NHS customers can streamline the delivery of their digital care tools, making it easier to empower patients to manage their health effectively.

my mhealth provides evidence-based digital therapeutics for patients with long-term conditions including COPD, asthma, diabetes, and heart disease. Trusted by NHS organisations across the UK, its platforms deliver scalable self-management support and remote monitoring tools that improve outcomes and reduce healthcare burden.

The collaboration  brings together my mhealth’s award-winning self-management platforms with PKB’s personal health record solution, which is already embedded within the NHS App. The result is a powerful, unified ecosystem where patients personalised care plans, clinical records, and self-management tools—all in one place.

 “At the heart of this partnership is the patient,” said Dr. David Pettigrew, CEO of my mhealth. “By aligning our platforms, we’re enabling people to take greater control of their health while supporting clinicians with joined-up, efficient care pathways. It’s a significant step towards the NHS’s vision of a single ‘front door’ for digital health.”

Sally Rennison, Chief Commercial Officer at Patients Know Best, commented “At PKB, we're focused on enabling an easy journey for patients, ensuring ease of access to the right information and tools at the right time. This empowers people to better manage their health and reduces pressure on the system. Partnering with mhealth is another key step toward creating a connected ecosystem and more efficient care pathways for our shared NHS customers”.

 Key Benefits for Patients and the NHS:

• One seamless journey: Patients and clinicians benefit from a more unified experience across apps and services.
• Better outcomes through joined-up care: Shared access to data empowers more personalised and timely interventions.
• Greater access to services: Patients can engage with support tools and resources anytime, anywhere.
• Reduced clinical workload: Digitally enhanced care pathways streamline processes and free up clinical time.
• Scalable long-term condition support: Proven tools for managing COPD, asthma, diabetes, and more, integrated with national systems.
• Patient empowerment: Enabling people to be active participants in their health journey.

 This partnership also honours the early vision of digital health pioneer Dr Warner Slack, who said in the 1970s:

“I hoped that the computer would help the doctor in the care of the patient. And in the back of my mind was the idea that the computer might actually help patients to help themselves with their medical problems.”

 Today, that vision is becoming reality—placing digital tools directly in the hands of patients and enabling a more connected, compassionate, and sustainable NHS.