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Doccla review

#7 of 17 in Remote Patient Monitoring

Connected devices, care-team alerts and EHR links support remote monitoring workflows.

8.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Doccla provides remote patient monitoring and managed virtual wards for health systems, hospitals and care organisations. It is aimed at teams supporting early discharge and chronic-condition management across the UK, Ireland and wider Europe. Patients and carers use mobile apps for readings, questionnaires and communication, while clinicians review time-ordered health data in a dashboard. The platform supports COPD, asthma, acute respiratory infections, frailty and heart failure, making it a fit for care teams building structured pathways around those needs.

Its workflow combines Bluetooth-connected third-party medical devices with configurable alerts, compliance monitoring, reminders and follow-ups. Patients can contact care teams through in-app messaging, SMS and video, and carers can participate through the app. Two-way EHR integration is available for SystmOne, Cerner and EMIS; the broader integrations list also includes PCS, Nourish and Oracle Health. Those named connections and the patient-facing tools make Doccla more suited to coordinated care programs than to teams seeking only a device dashboard or isolated vital-sign collection.

Doccla includes managed onboarding, device logistics and technical support, with support channels listed as email and phone and 24/7 support. The service runs on web and mobile, with iOS and Android apps, and its stated compliance posture includes ISO 27001 and GDPR. According to the vendor's pricing information, there is no standard published price: prospective health-system customers contact the company for scoping and implementation. That model can suit mid-market and enterprise teams planning a defined program, but teams needing self-serve sign-up or a published price should consider alternatives. Doccla is most compelling when a care organisation wants devices, patient communication and clinical follow-up within one managed workflow.

Doccla pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Bluetooth-connected devices feed patient vital signs into clinician dashboards.
    • Two-way EHR integration includes SystmOne, Cerner and EMIS.
    • Managed onboarding, device logistics and patient follow-ups support care programs.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires contacting Doccla to scope the program and implementation.
    • The supported condition pathways focus on five listed conditions.
    • Designed for mid-market and enterprise organisations rather than smaller teams.

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