Health, Social Care & Charities

Delivering the best care and services means understanding what people most need in different areas.

Whether you’re on the healthcare and support frontline or you’re working behind the scenes, what matters is transforming outcomes for patients, service users and vulnerable people.

The pandemic has disrupted the lives of communities and populations and in many cases made existing vulnerabilities worse. Meanwhile, clinical, outreach and digital capabilities are advancing. You need to keep pace with changing demand, designing, delivering and prioritising the right services for those who need them most. You need to share information effectively and securely with other organisations in the NHS, social, charitable and elderly care services.

Technology, tools and data underpin digital transformation that helps health, social and elderly care providers in the public, private and charity sectors work in a more targeted and efficient way, to help more people. At CACI we have long experience of designing and delivering solutions for customers in these vital sectors.

Improve care and reduce costs with powerful technology and data

Data and technology help health and social care providers to work efficiently and gain clinical and business insight for improved patient care and better value for money. That means you can achieve more with your resources. Use our analytics tools and data services to make financial management, rostering and reporting more efficient and tailored to community and organisational needs.

Empowering health and social care

As well as supporting those that need it now, you can put our solutions to work to prevent greater need in the future. Using powerful CACI data from Acorn Demographics and Vulnerability Indicators can help shape your strategy for support and prevention.

  • Improve quality of patient care and first-time resolution
  • Eliminate cost inefficiencies to make your budgets work harder
  • Help practitioners understand local patient and client needs better with data from every source
  • Redesign services and support to make them more effective
  • Make sure the right staff are in the right place, at the right time

Building connections between the NHS, social, charitable and elderly care services is critical to provide a holistic view of individual patient support needs and pathways. We can help you share data securely and legally in ways that benefit vulnerable people, providing data cleansing and creating reliable, up-to-date and accurate datasets that support efficient and effective planning and delivery.

Systems Partners

Services

Cloud Infrastructure

Data on demand and services delivered by trusted experts.

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Data Management

Balance data building blocks with best practice process, all within a single version of the truth.

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Digital Transformation

Innovate in line with your organisation’s data, technology and business goals.

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Healthcare Insights

Data insight to help your organisation plan, operate and optimise resources, services, and staffing

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Location Intelligence & Strategy

We use data in amazing ways to answer your business-critical questions about location opportunities.

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Our clients

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- Wrightington, Wigan & Leigh NHS Trust Logo
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- United Lincolnshire NHS Trust Logo
Crisis

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Cambridge and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust
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Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust
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Why changing your costing solution is essential for improvement

Susan Brooks
12 Feb 2024

How do ICBs successfully prepare for future changes in costing?

Susan Brooks
27 Nov 2023

Celebrating World GIS Day with insight on the personal grooming habits of the UK population

Patrick Tate
15 Nov 2023

What is InView? 

Susan Brooks
26 Jul 2023

Making the most of Synergy through our User Group

Susan Brooks
1 Jun 2023

Tackling the staffing shortage in elderly care with local population data

Tom Clarke
28 Apr 2023