
United Kingdom · Hospital & health care startup
Patchwork Health is a London-based healthcare workforce technology company founded in 2016 by Dr.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
Patchwork Health is a London-based healthcare workforce technology company founded in 2016 by Dr.
Anas Nader and Dr. Jing Ouyang. The company focuses on improving care delivery through digital platforms that connect healthcare workers with flexible shifts and assist organizations in managing staffing levels. It operates primarily within the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) and has expanded its technology to over 70 NHS sites, benefiting more than 30,000 clinicians and enabling over 50,000 healthcare staff to access flexible work. The core offering of Patchwork Health is an end-to-end healthcare workforce platform that includes features like rota management, collaborative staff banks, and agency management. Key products include the Rota Bank, which reduces reliance on locum agencies, and the Collaborative Bank, the UK’s largest of its kind, allowing clinicians to move safely between hospitals. The platform enhances visibility into staffing levels and costs while ensuring patient safety by maintaining appropriate staffing levels. Patchwork Health aims to create sustainable work opportunities for healthcare professionals and address the workforce challenges in the NHS.
Funding, as reported
From Patchwork Health's own website: 2 founders, 4 on the team.
What they build
Known for
service planninghealth careflexible workinguser experiencecloud-based platformdigital credentialingreal-time datait integrationdata visibilityworkforce insightstemporary staffingshift managementinteroperabilitycollaborationstaff retentioninsights platform
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