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Published 05 Sep 2025

Digital Health Partner for MSK Service Pilot (YSTH)

York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust · Yorkshire and the Humber

Key facts

Estimated value
£37,500
Closing date
19 Sep 2025
Contract ends
31 May 2026
Procedure
Restricted procedure
Buyer type
Health

Description

Digital Health Partner for MSK Service Pilot (YSTH) - pilot scheme to trial use of a digital platform for the treatment of MSK patients as an alternative to face-to-face services provide in the hospital.

The provider will: • Provide a digital health management platform for patients referred from the Trust’s MSK service with common musculoskeletal disorders and must support management of spinal and peripheral MSK conditions. • Act as the care provider for patients referred to the digital health platform from the Trust • Provide educational tools and a tailored exercise programme to patients with common musculoskeletal disorders • Provide an enquiry facility with a UK based HCPC registered physiotherapist to support patients in utilising the digital health platform • Provide information to patients on what to do if they are deteriorating or not improving in line with local pathways and national frameworks • Collect and share data regarding the utilisation of the platform with the Trust in line with performance metrics and KPI plan

Provider must be CQC registered for the relevant services. The platform must be backed/overseen by HCPC registered physiotherapists. The platform must be accessible via phone, tablet, laptop, PC and all major operating systems (Android, Apple, Windows, etc.).

Full details of the Service Specifications can be accessed on the Atamis e-procurement portal.

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