Benefits for NHS Cancer Services

Saves nurse time
Significant nurse and clinician time saved. Recent study showed 2 nurse hrs per clinic with virtual pre-assessment and 3-5 mins saved per routine appointment.
Digital first approach
With easy access to virtual consultations, virtual pre-assessment and prehab information, appointment time and visits to the hospital are saved.
Improve outcomes
Provides the right advice for cancer patients on treatment. Improve understanding of side effects and help patients get started on treatment faster. Supports easy access to acute oncology teams.
Reduce attendances and pressure
Reduces A&E and GP attendances. Reduces pressure on services and helps navigate patients to the right advice and support.
Collaborative platform approach
Supports collaborative working with oncology teams and with the region through the Cancer Alliance. Provides data insights into performance of cancer services and patient demand.

Our Vision

The delivery of cancer treatment is now much more complex and hugely more costly to providers. MySunrise is an easy win as so much of the work has been done and it supports a digital first approach to the challenges of service delivery. We aim to improve experience and save time and money, supporting patients out of hospital by enabling self care through virtual and video resources that are accessible to all.

About Us

Our Impact in Numbers

5000+

downloads on Android and iOS

1000+

monthly active users (patients and family)

20%

increase of new users per month

What trusts are saying

"MySunrise is a fantastic tool for patients, public and health care professionals, It is an easy to use, helpful app that enables you to have up to date knowledge of services available. We know the services available. We know the cancer pathway can be a tough one and the aim is to make people's lives easier by providing the local and national information available all in one place.'

Sian Dennison, Head of Cancer Nursing
Univerisity Hospital Plymouth

"Over the past couple of months during the Covid-19 pandemic, the app has provided us with a format for sharing health and wellbeing information and videos with patients at a time when our usual face to face information events have not been possible. We are optimistic that this information will support patients to manage their own health more effectively and will hopefully reduce the need for them to contact the service for information, as many of the answers will be at their fingertips."

Steven Johnson
Northern Devon Healthcare NHS Trust