Consultant physician led, AI integrated emergency call service.
Ever been frustrated that an urgent/emergency call is taking too long to get answered? We understand. We have made it our sole mission revolutionise the way urgent/emergency needs are attended to. The NHS and emergency services are being stretched to their limits daily - we are here to help.
Our experts are A&E consultant doctors with first-hand experience of treating emergency (and non-emergency) cases on the front lines. We are currently working to develop a call system and reliable phone app/web platform that will optimising diagnosis speed and triaging with aims of cutting down waiting times and accurately provide a referral service to your local A&E if indicated by your symptoms.
It will be as though you interacted with the A&E consultant in the hospital, but within the comfort of your home.
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Meet the Revolutioniser.
In 2025, Dr. Gabriel Joseph, a Cardiothoracic Surgical Trainee with five years of service in the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS), identified critical inefficiencies in the emergency care referral pathway. With experience as a Volunteer Ambulance Officer in Australia, and observing first hand the strain on NHS 111 and 999 services in the UK, he noted that in 2024/25, an estimated 20.1 million 111 calls resulted in approximately 25% being unnecessarily escalated to A&E or ambulance services, incurring over £520 million in avoidable costs. These delays and misdirections, often stemming from non-clinical initial assessments, compromised patient outcomes and overburdened resources.
With no business background, only a surgeon’s precision and a vision to save lives and pounds, Dr. Joseph founded EmergiSync, an innovative emergency telemedicine platform. His vision was to integrate AI-powered triage, achieving 95% accuracy across thousands of validated cases, with immediate access to GMC-registered emergency physicians. This approach aimed to address the A&E waiting time catastrophe by intercepting inappropriate referrals, thereby streamlining care delivery, and reducing pressure on acute services.
In mid-2025, the ground-breaking start-up idea 'EmergiSync' emerged as a viable transformative solution. Although in its recruitment phase of development, it is poised to be released within the next 20-24 months to enhance patient care and deliver substantial NHS cost savings.