Strata Health Awarded Position on G-Cloud 14 Framework 

London, 29 October – Strata Health Ltd., a leading provider of innovative health solutions, is proud to announce its successful appointment to the G-Cloud 14 Framework, further solidifying its commitment to delivering transformative technology to public sector organizations across the UK. 

The G-Cloud framework, managed by the Crown Commercial Service, enables public sector bodies to procure cloud-based software & services efficiently and securely. This award marks a significant milestone for Strata Health Ltd. as it expands its reach within the public sector, offering a suite of digital health solutions designed to enhance patient care, streamline processes, and improve operational efficiency. 

“We are thrilled to be part of the G-Cloud 14 framework,” said Clinton Schick CEO of Strata Health UK Ltd. “This framework will enable us (Strata) to better serve the public sector by providing our cutting-edge health technology solutions rapidly in 2024 and beyond, as our solutions accelerate in importance of NHS imperatives to better manage system-wide flow across ICS’s.”   

Strata Health Ltd. specializes in solutions that facilitate better patient flow, care coordination, and data management, ultimately leading to enhanced healthcare delivery. The company’s participation in the G-Cloud 14 framework will enable NHS organizations and other public sector clients to access its innovative services more easily, fostering improved collaboration and efficiency. 

With a growing emphasis on digital transformation within healthcare, Strata Health Ltd. is committed to supporting public sector organizations in their journey towards modernization. The company’s inclusion in the G-Cloud framework is a testament to its dedication to driving positive change in the health sector. 

For more information about Strata Health Ltd. and its solutions available through the G-Cloud 14 framework learn more here: Strata Health Impact. 

About G Cloud:  The G-Cloud framework is a series of agreements between the UK government and suppliers who provide cloud-based services. These suppliers agree to provide their cloud platform and infrastructure services that help buyers to deploy software and manage their available technological resources.