Scalable, Compliant Digital and AI Solutions for Life Science and Beyond
We design and deliver clinician-led Digital and AI products and services for organisations across health and social care, pharmacy and wider public sector innovation. With our end-to-end expertise spanning strategy, software, AI, compliance, and deployment, we turn complex requirements into secure, scalable solutions built for real-world adoption.
Services
From strategy to delivery and long-term support, we help teams launch and scale safe, interoperable digital products.
Digital health advisory
Strategic guidance for digital transformation in healthcare settings.
Product discovery and design
User research, service design, and prototyping for clinical workflows.
Software development
Full-stack engineering with NHS integration standards built in.
Squad in a Box
The capability of a full delivery team, without the cost and complexity of building one yourself
Clinical regulation and compliance
DTAC, DCB0129, and medical device regulation guidance.
Artificial intelligence
Responsible AI for diagnostics, decision support, and operational efficiency.
Integration and Interoperability
HL7 FHIR, NHS Spine, and third-party system interoperability.
Maintenance and support
Ongoing clinical system support and managed services.
Spinout Venture Building
A spin-out as a service model designed to turn promising health & social innovation into viable, investable ventures
A trusted partner to the NHS, public sector, industry and the third sector
Supporting healthcare, public sector, industry, and third sector organisations at home and internationally
Our Products
Built for healthcare systems worldwide and designed to meet the needs of diverse organisations, care settings, and populations
Nurtura
A digital safety net for more consistent follow-up to support patients between appointments and beyond discharge
Mersey Burns
a digital clinical tool that automates complex burn assessments and fluid resuscitation calculations to improve treatment accuracy and speed.
Labacus
a diagnostic optimisation platform that identifies unnecessary testing, helping Payers, Laboratories, Regional Commissioners and NHS organisations reduce spend and free up analyser capacity.
Nexus
a digital health engagement platform that supports patients beyond appointments through personalised pathways and continuous remote monitoring
Triscribe
a clinical analytics platform that turns fragmented ePMA medication data into actionable insights to improve patient safety and reduce pressure on clinical teams
Relay
Relay helps GP practices save time processing hospital and specialist letters by using AI to prepare summaries, suggest SNOMED CT codes and highlight follow-up actions.
Latest from Blüm
Bricks to Clicks, or Cracks? Why Access to CSO Expertise is More Important Than Ever
The NHS’s shift “from bricks to clicks” is accelerating the adoption of AI and digitally enabled care, but evidence suggests clinical safety assurance is struggling to keep pace with the scale and complexity of deployment. The article explains why early, continuous access to experienced Clinical Safety Officer (CSO) expertise, including fractional or external support, will be increasingly important for healthtech organisations seeking to become and remain NHS-ready.
Blüm CEO Michael Watts named in AI 100 2026
We’re very excited to share the news that our CEO, Michael Watts, has been named on the Digital Leaders AI 100 UK List 2026.
Demonstrating Nexus to Rt Hon Pat McFadden
Our CEO, Michael Watts, showed the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Rt Hon Pat McFadden, how Nexus works to support people back into work at a recent technology showcase event.
Beyond the Prototype: How Healthtech Spin-outs Can Build Investor Confidence
Learn how university healthtech spin-outs can successfully transition from research prototypes to commercially viable products by addressing regulatory requirements, NHS adoption challenges, and technical infrastructure early in their journey.
Supporting women’s health after birth: the case for better postnatal follow-up.
Postnatal recovery continues well beyond birth, and regular follow-up can help identify physical and mental health concerns earlier. Ongoing check-ins give women more opportunities to ask questions, share how they’re feeling and access the right support.
The shift from hospital to home depends on social care
The future of the NHS relies on integrating adult social care as a core component of the health and care system. This analysis explores techUK’s white paper, arguing that shifting care from hospitals to homes and communities requires embracing digital transformation, improving data flow, and fostering collaboration between industry partners and care providers.
Public and NHS Staff Attitudes to AI in Healthcare: Key Findings from The Health Foundation 2025 Survey
We attended a TechUK Briefing earlier this week where The Health Foundation presented some of their key findings from their landmark 2025 survey exploring public and NHS staff attitudes to technology and AI in health care. Based on responses from 8,000 members of the UK public and 2,000 NHS staff, this research offers the most comprehensive picture to date of how patients, citizens and the health workforce view the growing role of digital tools and artificial intelligence in the NHS, and where caution remains.
The regulatory decision some health tech teams make by accident
This article by Dr Ben Tometzki, Blüm’s Clinical Quality Assurance Lead, explores why intended use is one of the most important early decisions in health software development. It highlights how seemingly small product choices, such as adding a risk score, clinical summary, urgency flag or alert, can significantly change a product’s regulatory classification and potentially bring it into medical device territory. Ben highlights that intended use should not be treated as a final compliance statement before launch, but as a deliberate product, regulatory and commercial decision made early in the roadmap. Done well, it can help health tech teams manage evidence requirements, timelines, investment decisions and go-to-market strategy with greater confidence.
Digital Outcomes
We’re proud to announce that we’ve been named as a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s Digital Outcomes and Specialists 7 (DOS7) framework.
Why Blüm is Proud to Support the Equity Charter
If we're not deliberate about how digital transformation is designed, it can quietly widen the very gaps it was meant to close. That's one of the reasons Blüm Health has supported the Equity Charter from when it was established in 2024.
Blüm achieves Cyber Essentials Plus
Blum Health is Cyber Essentials Plus certified, giving NHS trusts and healthcare providers confidence that your data is protected by independently verified security controls across our advisory and software delivery work.
AI in Healthcare: The Most Valuable Innovation Still Starts With People
In this article Owen Sweeney, our Data Scientist and Medical Doctor discusses the narrative around AI in healthcare, asserting that care should remain a "human-first industry" where technology must support relational dynamics and protect clinical judgment.
Building international connections: our CTO joins Liverpool City Region delegation to Hamburg
Our CTO, James, joined the Liverpool City Region delegation to Hamburg as part of a high-level international mission focused on strengthening collaboration across innovation, AI, deep tech and life sciences.
A busy Rewired for team Blüm
Blum Health returned from two busy days at Rewired26 in Birmingham, reconnecting with long-standing contacts and meeting new NHS CIOs, digital leaders, clinicians, innovators and partners.
Supporting Digital Health Transformation in North Macedonia
Blüm Health CEO Michael Watts recently spent a week in North Macedonia supporting the Ministry of Health to deliver a Digital Health Transformation Workshop on the future of healthcare delivery, with support from Healthcare UK and the British Embassy,
Blum showcases solutions at Patient Safety Forum 2026
We had a busy day at the recent Patient Safety Forum 2026 at the Royal College of Surgeons, co-hosted by Public Policy Projects and Patient Safety Learning.
Blüm Technologies Group Ltd Acquires Nexus Digital Technologies
Blüm Technologies Group has officially acquired Nexus DT, marking a strategic expansion into the patient engagement and community care space
Blüm teams up with Browne Jacobson to launch Spin-out as a Service
Blüm has teamed up with Browne Jacobson to launch Spin-out as a Service — a new offer designed to help NHS trusts and public-sector organisations turn innovation into scalable ventures.
Meet Matej Ramšak, Head of Design at Blüm Health
In the first of our new meet the team series, we interview Matej Ramšak, Head of Design at Blüm Health, who discusses the critical role of design in healthcare.
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