Health tech round-up: August 2026

Sep 5, 2026
AI physiotherapy device in use with a patientAI-generated from publicly available materials.

Throughout August 2026, significant advancements in healthcare technology showcased the ongoing integration of AI and digital solutions across various sectors, particularly in clinical care and procurement.

Flok Health has notably expanded its AI physiotherapy service, now certified as a Class IIa Medical Device for all musculoskeletal and pelvic health pathways. This service, previously limited to back pain and sciatica, is now operational in 14 NHS regions, marking a substantial step in AI-driven healthcare delivery.

In another development, Innovaccer and Mastek have announced a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing the adoption of AI technologies in healthcare across multiple regions, including the UK and the US. This collaboration seeks to leverage Innovaccer’s AI capabilities alongside Mastek’s expertise in NHS digital transformation.

On the procurement front, Psyomics has secured a position on the Government's G-Cloud 15 framework, facilitating easier access for NHS and public-sector organizations to its mental health technology. This initiative aims to support a range of services from community mental health to talking therapies, underscoring the increasing importance of digital solutions in mental health care.

The implications of these advancements are significant, as they not only enhance patient care but also streamline procurement processes, ultimately leading to a more efficient healthcare system. The ongoing collaboration between tech companies and healthcare providers reflects a growing recognition of the role that innovative technologies play in addressing complex health challenges.

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