Servelec, including Elemental Software, has been acquired by The Access Group. Servelec will now become part of The Access Group’s Health and Social Care division. It’s business as usual for Elemental. The company will continue to be led from its…
Derry firm will continue to operate from current base under own brand and leadership team. Elemental Software, the fast-growing provider of social prescribing technology, today announces that it is to become part of Servelec, the leading supplier of digital care software…
Social prescribing is set to have a greater impact on the transformation of primary care as Elemental Software has become the first social prescribing software provider to be awarded a place on the NHS GP IT Futures framework. This will…
ELEMENTAL SOFTWARE, THE UK AND IRELAND’S LEADING PROVIDER OF SOCIAL PRESCRIBING TECHNOLOGY, HAS TODAY ANNOUNCED THE APPOINTMENT OF PATRICK MCALISKEY AS NON-EXECUTIVE CHAIRPERSON. Patrick, who co-founded IT infrastructure and managed services provider Novosco, brings a wealth of experience and global…
AT ELEMENTAL, WE BELIEVE THAT THE VOLUNTARY, COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL ENTERPRISE SECTOR (VCSE) PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN REDUCING HEALTH INEQUALITIES BY IMPROVING LIVES AND SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES THROUGH THEIR SOCIAL PRESCRIBING PROGRAMMES AND SERVICES, NOW MORE THAN EVER. WHILST THERE IS…
WE’RE DELIGHTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT ELEMENTAL HAS BEEN APPROVED AS A UK GOVERNMENT DIGITAL MARKETPLACE SUPPLIER WITH ACCREDITATION FROM G-CLOUD 12. Elemental is amongst the latest iteration of successful G-Cloud 12 applicants to be approved by the UK government, for procurement via…
This article was written for the Irish Sunday Times by Sandra O’ Connell PIECES FELL INTO PLACE WHEN TOLD I’D BE IN MY ELEMENT In the 1990s, Derry girl Jennifer Neff went through a situation many Leaving Cert and GCSE…
AT ELEMENTAL, WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON CONTINUALLY IMPROVING AND ENHANCING OUR PLATFORM WITH NEW FEATURES AND FUNCTIONALITY. But what makes us unique is that we’re more than just a social prescribing software as a service provider. We’re passionate about supporting…
LAST MONTH ELEMENTAL WERE ANNOUNCED AS THE PREFERRED SOCIAL PRESCRIBING IT PLATFORM PROVIDER TO ENHANCE THE ROLL-OUT AND IMPACT OF SOCIAL PRESCRIBING ACROSS GREATER MANCHESTER ON BEHALF OF THE GREATER MANCHESTER HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE PARTNERSHIP. In addition to the…
In recent weeks, Elemental has invested in enhancing its social prescribing platform to allow for rapid identification of vulnerable people in communities and the technical connectivity that Link Workers need for partnership working, leadership and the measurement of mobilisation of…
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Someone’s health and wellbeing can be affected by where they live, what they do for a living, their income or their early childhood background experiences. This in turn leads to some stark, and often avoidable health differences.
We founded Elemental to play an active part in halting health inequalities through the social prescribing movement. Our technology helps communities to be better connected, build resilience and bring real precision to the measurement of the impact of community investment.
We work with organisations that want to continue to invest in their communities but want to be much better at measuring impact and outcomes.
We believe this is a powerful route out of health inequality.
CEO & Co-Founder, Jennifer Neff
COO & Co-Founder, Leeann Monk-Ozgul
