Access Elemental Social Prescribing

Develop bespoke social prescribing programmes

Elemental is an award-winning 'Tech for Good' company with the purpose of empowering and enabling individuals, families, and carers to better connect into community-based programmes, services, and interventions, making a positive impact on lives.

Elemental is a team of passionate community impact professionals who care about health, well-being, and reducing health inequalities.

The innovative digital platform, enables localities and regions to establish, develop, and scale the social prescribing model of care.

Working with local councils, health and social care trusts, community and voluntary sector organisations, housing associations, prisons, and education organisations, such as universities, to co-design and deliver better community and wellbeing outcomes.
 

Seamless integration with all leading Clinical systems
 

Elemental connects with all leading Clinical systems, EMIS Web, Systm1, and Vision enabling GPs and others using those systems to make and manage referrals to Social Prescribing Link Workers within 3 clicks. Follow up on the uptake and impact of the referrals with the Elemental Connector Plus and benefit from social prescribing snomed codes being pushed back into the patient record.

By better connecting people into their communities, Elemental's platform demonstrates the impact that multi-sector partnership working and community and voluntary services have on wellness, community cohesion, and demand on health and social care services.

If you would like to find out more about Elemental Social Prescription Connector or have any questions, please contact us below. Please note all enquires will be forwarded to the partner and will not be responded to by Optum (formerly EMIS).

Key benefits

• Enables localities and regions to establish, develop, and scale the social prescribing model of care.
• Empowers and enables individuals, families, and carers to better connect into community-based programmes, services, and interventions.
• Track individual health journeys and measure the impact of social prescribing.