How Renvia works
A four-step clinician-led pathway — not another dashboard.
Renvia is designed to slot into existing NHS and private-provider workflows. We do the coordination, escalation and evidence capture; your clinicians retain full clinical authority.
Step 01
Enrol & baseline
A named clinician onboards the patient with paired home devices, current medications and an individualised safety plan. Baseline HFrEF, CKD stage and glycaemic control are captured in one record.
Step 02
Continuous monitoring
Weight, blood pressure, SpO₂, capillary or CGM glucose and symptom scores stream into a unified cardio-renal-metabolic view — visible to the whole care team, not siloed by specialty.
Step 03
Clinician-in-the-loop escalation
Guideline-embedded triggers (e.g. weight gain >1.5 kg / 48h, drop in eGFR, sustained hypoxia) surface as prioritised tasks. Every escalation is reviewed by a human clinician — never auto-actioned.
Step 04
Titrate & prevent
The team adjusts diuretics, up-titrates guideline-directed medical therapy, and books rapid virtual reviews — keeping the patient stable at home instead of routing them to A&E.
Inside the platform
One record. Three specialties. Every clinician on the same page.
Renvia consolidates the cardio-renal-metabolic signals a nephrologist, cardiologist and diabetes specialist each need — into a single patient view with shared triggers, medication reconciliation and titration history.
Named clinician
Every patient has an accountable lead — no orphaned alerts.
Guideline-embedded
Triggers reflect ESC, NICE and KDIGO recommendations, editable per service.
Prioritised task list
Alerts arrive as actionable tasks, not raw notifications.
Titration tracking
Every medication change is timestamped and audit-ready.
Integrates with your EHR, not around it.
Renvia supports FHIR-based interoperability and can operate as a virtual ward extension for your existing clinical teams.