Vinehealth has now partnered with another vital UK cancer charity, ‘Shine Cancer Support’ who are committed to supporting young adults living with cancer in their 20s, 30s & 40s. Shine’s mission is to, “provide tailored information and peer support for anyone in their 20s, 30s or 40s diagnosed with any cancer. We do this through a range of activities including lunches and drinks evenings, beach walks, multi-day getaways, workshops, online networking, and mentoring.”

Designing for accessibility means allowing people of all abilities to perceive, understand, and interact with the product. This includes users with poor vision, limited hearing, cognitive and motor abilities, and low technical literacy. Read more to learn how we make sure the Vinehealth app is accessible.

Vinehealth has partnered with Breast Cancer Haven to further support cancer patients in the UK and Ireland. During these unprecedented times, the charity’s invaluable resources and online support are needed now more than ever. From publications to self-help videos and online courses, Breast Cancer Haven has a wealth of support for people living with cancer.

At Vinehealth I’ve found a team of people that are so passionate about making a difference that it’s difficult not to be inspired. There is an endless commitment to doing whatever we can to support cancer patients through their treatment.

As the world is becoming more connected, more information than ever is being shared digitally. Being a digital health company, we are part of this world. However, we also know that your health is a private matter and that you and only you should have control over what health information is shared and whom it’s shared with.

Vinehealth ranks #43 in Business Cloud’s London Tech 50 for 2020, with a shortlist of 339 exciting technology companies, an expert judging panel and over 6,000 public votes!

While the pandemic has killed hundreds of thousands of people, it’s important to continue to manage the deadly diseases that will still riddle the globe long into the post-pandemic world — particularly cancer.

Rayna Patel, cofounder of Vinehealth, a data-optimised digital platform that helps patients maintain care remotely, is one of the pioneering leaders in the continuing fight against the disease.

COVID-19 has changed the landscape of the world in 2020. Everyone has been impacted by the pandemic on some level and especially those going through cancer treatment. Now, more than ever our well-being, health, and mentality need to be a priority.

Read to more to learn how we our aim is to provide cancer patients with as much support as we can whilst you are undergoing treatment.

We are proud to be featured on Macmillan Cancer Support’s website as a helpful service for those living with cancer.

We are proud to announce that Vinehealth has ranked #5 on the annual TechRound100 startup businesses of 2020.