Radar Healthcare acquires patient experience specialist Cemplicity

Quality, risk and compliance specialist Radar Healthcare has acquired patient experience and patient-reported outcomes platform, Cemplicity.

Nick MacDonald, executive director, Cemplicity and Edward Bellamy chief executive at Radar Healthcare

Nick MacDonald, executive director, Cemplicity and Edward Bellamy chief executive at Radar Healthcare

This transaction builds on Radar Healthcare's recent acquisition of EIDO Healthcare, a provider of digital consent and patient information solutions, further expanding its ability to support healthcare organisations across quality, safety, patient engagement, informed consent and measurable improvement.

Edward Bellamy at Radar Healthcare said: ‘Radar Healthcare and Cemplicity share a clear purpose: helping healthcare organisations improve quality, deliver safer care, enhance patient experiences and achieve better outcomes. Cemplicity brings deep expertise in patient experience, patient-reported outcomes and real-time patient insight, which strongly complements Radar Healthcare's quality, risk, compliance and improvement platform. Together, we can help customers connect what patients are experiencing with the workflows needed to act on that insight and drive meaningful improvement.'

Blaik Wilson at Cemplicity said: ‘Cemplicity has always focused on helping healthcare teams understand experience and outcomes from the patient perspective. Joining Radar Healthcare gives us an exciting opportunity to build on that work, extend our impact and support more organisations in using patient-reported insight to improve care. We look forward to working with the Radar Healthcare team on this next chapter.'

Radar Healthcare is backed by Marlin Equity Partners.

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