Evira
For your service / Another pathway

A shared approach. Room to grow.

Most of our UK work today is in specialist paediatric CEW services. The underlying model — continuous measurement, a clinical view of the trend, contact when it matters — is not limited to one tier or one age group.

Conversations we are open to

Bring the pathway you actually run

If your model is not on this page, that is a reason to talk, not a reason not to.

Tier 2 commissioned programmes

Local authority or ICB commissioned lifestyle services that want follow-up to continue after a programme ends.

Medication-supported care

Services introducing weight-loss medication that need structured behavioural monitoring alongside prescribing.

Transition services

Young people moving between paediatric and adult care, where continuity is usually weakest.

Learning disability services

Populations where clinic attendance is difficult and family or carer involvement is central.

Research collaborations

Evira is already used within clinical research in several European countries. We can discuss data, protocols and academic partnership.

Whole-system prevention

ICB-level work on prevention, inequalities and demand management, where continuity of contact is a system question rather than a clinic one.

How a new pathway starts

A proportionate first step

We would rather start small and prove the fit than promise a transformation.

01

A conversation

Your population, referral route, caseload and current follow-up. We will be clear about where Evira fits and where it does not.

02

A walkthrough

The clinical interface, the family app and the weekly workflow, mapped onto how your service actually runs.

03

A first cohort

Governance in place, the team trained, and a small number of patients to start with, with agreed local measures.

Running something that isn't on this page?

Tell us how your pathway works today. We will tell you honestly whether continuous care would change anything for your team.