Theronix Flow
Patients are ready to go home. The coordination hasn't caught up yet.
Theronix Flow predicts Pathway 1 discharge needs from Day 2 of admission and assembles domiciliary care packages before patients reach NCTR so the community side is ready when the clinical teams are.
The Problem
12,459 NHS patients are medically fit to go home today. Most are still waiting.
On Pathway 1 — home with short-term domiciliary care — the clinical teams do everything right. Nursing, therapy, pharmacy, and social care each complete their assessments. The patient reaches No Criteria To Reside (NCTR) or Medically Fit For Discharge (MFFD).
And then they wait.
Because the community care package was not started until after NCTR was declared. The agency was contacted on the day. The coordination happened reactively rather than proactively. Every day of that wait costs the NHS £562 — and costs the patient something that cannot be measured in pounds.S12,459Patients stuck daily despite being medically fit to leave
£2.6bn Annual NHS cost of delayed discharge across England
£562 Cost per delayed bed day , NHS England published unit cost
31% Of delays attributable to domiciliary care capacity failureSource : NHS England Acute Discharge Situation Report 2025 · Health Foundation · Institute for Government 2025
Our Solution
Predict early. Aggregate quietly. Arrive at NCTR with the care package already prepared.
Theronix Flow runs three connected components in the background of the existing clinical workflow — requiring no additional data entry from clinical staff.AI Prediction Engine
From Day 2 of admission, Theronix Flow reads routinely collected clinical data — Multi-Disciplinary Team notes, frailty scores, mobility assessments, medication dependency, and social circumstances — to generate a Pathway 1 probability score. The score updates daily as the patient's clinical picture evolves.Care Aggregator
In parallel with the ward's clinical work, the platform identifies unused domiciliary care hours across local Care Quality Commission-registered agencies and assembles a provisional surge package matched to the patient's needs. This happens before anyone has made a phone call to an agency.Clinician In The Loop , Always
When confidence reaches the threshold, the discharge coordinator sees a fully formed proposed package ready for review. They approve, modify, or reject. Nothing activates without explicit clinical sign-off. The platform supports. It never decides.
How it works
From Day 2 to discharge — without disrupting how your team works.
01 — Day 2 clinical signal
AI reads MDT notes and structured clinical data to generate an early Pathway 1 probability score. Ward teams continue working normally — no additional data entry required.
02 — Community capacity identified in parallel
While therapy, nursing, and pharmacy continue their work, available domiciliary care hours in the region are identified and a provisional package forms in the background.
03 — Discharge readiness tracked across all teams
Clinical stability, therapy sign-off, medications, transport, and care package status are tracked in one dashboard — so the coordinator sees immediately where the picture is complete and where attention is needed.
04 — Clinician reviews and approves the proposed package
The proposed care package is presented for clinical review before anything is activated. Approve, modify, or reject entirely. Every decision remains with your team.
05 — Temporary bridge activated at NCTR
A 7 to 14 day surge package gets the patient home safely while the long-term commissioned package is arranged through the usual Local Authority or Integrated Care Board process. It runs alongside that process — not instead of it.
Where we are
Theronix Flow is at prototype stage — with ongoing NHS system validation and community engagement underway.✓ Official Cohort — Health Innovation KSS Discovery Programme 2026
Formal NHS innovation evaluation and adoption pathway. One of a small number of innovations selected nationally for the 2026 programme.
✓ Invited Delegate — Innovate UK Regulatory Science Summit 2026
Church House Westminster — engagement with national regulatory and innovation infrastructure.
✓ Outreach to CQC-registered domiciliary care providers
across Kent, Surrey and Sussex
✓ Pre-seed raise in progress
Connecting care for faster, safer discharge
Theronix Health brings together the teams and services required for discharge into one coordinated system, helping reduce delays and improve patient flow. Starting with discharge, we are building toward a system that coordinates post-hospital care end-to-end, ensuring patients move safely from hospital to home with the right support in place.
Work with us
We are currently working with healthcare teams and exploring early pilots. If you are interested in collaborating, partnering, or building with us, we’d love to hear from you.
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