About Us
At Data Care Solutions, our aim is to make healthcare more accessible and more equitable using one of the most powerful tools at our disposal - quality data.
Using data safely and securely, we can address many of the problems affecting primary care - from improving access to creating much more sustainable workloads.
With our combined 70-year experience in healthcare and our team of data analysts, we are the team that can help you improve patient outcomes and streamline clinical and administrative workloads to let primary care teams focus on why they went into medicine: To improve the lives of our patients.
Data Care Solutions provide bespoke solutions for your practice, from the moment a patient contacts your practice through to the most up-to-date and accurate disease registers to manage long-term conditions.
Our mission is to provide the best patient experience with outstanding health outcomes by addressing demand and supply mismatch in the system, allowing your team to concentrate on delivering the best patient care in a happy and sustainable working environment.
Whether you are looking to maximise GP time for your most complex patients or searching for a more effective way to deal with clinical correspondence; make sure QOF registers are accurate or identify trends in patients with high attendance, Data Care Solutions has a range of tools designed exclusively for primary care teams.
By connecting data with the patient journey, we can provide profound insights to help you deliver the most effective, equitable and sustainable care for your patients.
"The Data Care Solutions team are very knowledgeable, demonstrating extensive experiences and flexibility to help primary care become more resilient and sustainable."
Head of Primary Care Brent CCG
Dr Jay Verma
CEO
Dr Jay Verma is a GP partner at Shakespeare Health Centre in Hayes; a practice he and his wife took over in 2015 and turned from a failing practice to a still-growing partnership at the heart of the community providing award-winning care and healthcare programmes.
Dr Verma understands the pain points in primary care and consequently designs products with the users in mind, bringing the whole primary care family into the solutions he develops.
Dr Verma is also the President-Elect of the General Practice division at the Royal Society of Medicine and considers the feedback and experience of all HCPs in primary care, and those who interact with the sector, as invaluable insights into creating the best products.
His passion is healthcare and delivering the best for patients and his team - which is reflected in the quality of his work and his unique ideas which can allow primary care within the NHS model to develop and thrive.
Dr Sukin Natarajan
CFO
Dr Natarajan has a PhD in mechanical engineering and was a lecturer in Biomedical science for the Master’s programme at Brunel University. He is now the business manager at Heathrow Medical Centre in Hayes.
Dr Natarajan has been central to hugely successful projects such as the roll out of the community paediatrics clinic which won a national award in 2017 and The Health Foundation Asthma project which won a British Computer Society award in 2022.
Dr Natarajan's combination of skills and his work at the heart of community healthcare allows him to ensure Data Care Solutions develops processes for the most current, critical issues in primary care from both the clinical, business and patient's needs.
Annabelle Sanderson
Marketing & PR
Annabelle has worked in PR and communications for nearly 20 years and now brings her skills to Data Care Solutions to spread the message to practitioners and patients about the huge benefits which technology and safe, secure data can bring to healthcare.
She has led award-winning campaigns for leading health and care organisations which centre around informing the service user on how they can be at the heart of their own health and treatment.
She believes knowledge is power and wants everyone involved in primary care, from GPs to patients, to be aware of the choices and opportunities which are available to them if they embrace technology - whilst making sure no one is left behind due to digital poverty or language barriers.
With experience in public affairs, she leads stakeholder engagement to help NHS bodies, campaign groups and charities exploit the potential which AI and technology can bring to improving healthcare for all.