eGRiST services are now used by NHS, corporate and non-profit health and social care providers across the world, as well as members of the public wanting to manage their own mental health and wellbeing. It is clear that there is huge commercial demand for intelligent systems in the assessment and management of mental health, and GRiST is ready to fill the gap in the market.
eGRiST are collaborating with residential retirement care provider ExtraCare and technology company RedGear Solutions to pilot a new ambient sensor for remote safety monitoring.
RedGear's ambient sensor
St Paul's PACE, a provider of health and social care for older adults in San Diego, California, have become the first adopter of the GRiST risk and wellbeing service in the United States.
eGRiST visited Barcelona to meet with EIT Health officers and present our latest developments. Our progress in 2018, and plans for the future, were very well received.
Barcelona
eGRiST are now collaborating with experienced London agency Goldfish, who will be assisting in marketing and sales for eGRiST services.
Mental Health Concern provide specialist mental health services to over 2,600 people across the North East each year. Following a workshop at their head office in Newcastle, MHC have chosen to adopt the GRiST assessment service as part of their risk management strategy.
Buttress House, Seaton Burn: Mental Health Concern's head office
eGRiST has partnered with Enlighten, an e-learning consultancy, to promote the myGRaCE wellbeing service to young people through an innovative Augmented Reality poster campaign.
Mental health services in Worcester will now join those in a number of other NHS trusts as users of GRiST for assessing and managing risk in their service users.
The GRaCE cafe began in 2015 as a place to provide regular support and interaction for those living with mental health difficulties. It became a small charity in 2017, and has continued to thrive since.
Visitors making pottery at the GRaCE cafe
Northern Healthcare, a company which provides mental health recovery services across the North of England, have recently adopted the GRiST risk assessment service following an introductory training workshop.
Introductory training workshop at Northern Healthcare