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AUTONOM-E

Autonomy over clinical service delivery
Autonomy over personal health management
Autonomy over your research study design

Built on the award-winning, NHS recommended digital platform, C19-YRS, for the remote assessment, triage, monitoring, management, rehabilitation and research of a range of conditions.

Developed with the NHS, available worldwide for clinical, research, or personal use.

Customisable and scalable PROMs, eDiaries, support resources and your local branding to streamline any clinical service, project or personal monitoring.

Book a demo: autonom-e@elaros.com

For Clinics >

A customisable patient monitoring platform for any clinical services

For Research >

Streamline and scale eCOA collection across multiple sites or in public

For the Public >

Don’t have access to a clinic? Our app is available to download publicly

Our Long Covid App is now available without a clinical referral

Access a free licence in return for feedback on our Beta app

In February 2025, we launched a public version of a our NHS-recommended C19-YRS app for the Long Covid community to download without a referral.

Access NHS-recommended assessments for Long Covid
Track symptoms, exertion, and goals each day
Share health reports with clinicians or your employer
Access translatable support resources produced by health organisations and charities
Contribute your data to University of Leeds as part of the NIHR-funded HERITAGE project to advance Long Covid service delivery for all
Access future updates driven by research with patients

Contact us on autonom-e@elaros.com for a free licence in return for feedback on our next iteration!

Initial assessment and triage

Choose from over 70 PROMs for multiple conditions
Configure the patient app for multiple services
Add bespoke assessments for your clinic

Remote patient monitoring

Set custom reminders for follow-up assessments
Monitor patients remotely
Real time patient messaging

Post-discharge monitoring

Prepare patients for discharge from service
Facilitate PIFU and re-referrals to clinic
Post-discharge monitoring

Research tools

GDPR-compliant processing
e-Consent tools
Auto-pseudonymisation of data
Streamline and scale research across multiple sites

Service reporting

Export cohort-level data
Analyse trends across patient groups
Export simple yet powerful clinical reports to electronic health records

Self-management and rehabilitation

Configure a digital library of support resources
Signpost to nearby services and support
Add translatable resources
Supports CYP-led services

"The C19 APP has literally been a game-changer, reducing the patient’s waiting time massively.

The APP is user friendly and generally patients complete their YRS on the day we send the APP info out, resulting in their waiting time being reduced for their virtual appointment by at least 10-14 days.

The patient information is so easy to take from the C19 and add on to SystmOne and when we then require them to complete other measures it’s a super easy process to log back into the APP and amend which requirements we need next from them.

Postage and printing time and costs have been reduced massively, saving us several hours of work each week printing letters, posting out the YRS, asking patients to return it to us in an SAE and then having to scan the paper copy on to SystmOne. Any technical queries are answered and addressed in a very timely manner and the ELAROS team is so accessible and knowledgeable."

Kerry Rigby

Senior Administrator
Cambridge and Peterborough
NHS Trust

Created by clinical academics, supported by the NIHR

C19-YRS is a clinically validated outcome measure developed by clinical academics at University of Leeds in 2020. Its ongoing development and optimisation for delivery has been funded by the National Institute for Health Research.

Developed with NHS Trusts

Developed with clinicians across Leeds, Airedale, Salford Royal, Pennine Acute, and Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Trusts.

Enhanced by UK industry experts

Digitally enhanced by ELAROS 24/7 Ltd, building on their established CE-marked medical device, the Digital Bladder Diary platform. This project has been supported by Innovate UK.

Validation for Clinical Assurance

ELAROS C19-YRS has been independently validated by ORCHA as being compliant with national standards for usability, clinical safety, and information governance. ELAROS has met all standards for the NHS DSPT, DTAC, DCB0129 and obtained the CyberEssentials Plus certification, demonstrating good practice in data security and protection.

An award-winning system developed by an award-winning consortium

NHS Confederation and AHSN Network Innovate Awards (2022) – ELAROS and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
British Medical Journal Award for ‘Clinical Leadership Team of the Year’ (2021) – Leeds Community Healthcare and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Medipex Innovation Awards for ‘Management of Long Term Conditions’ – ELAROS and University of Leeds

As featured on BBC North West and ITV News Online

BBC North West featured the C19-YRS app in September 2021 demonstrating its successful rollout at the Northern Care Alliance NHS Group. The full news story can be read online on ITV News here.

Supporters

The Autonom-e platform has been developed by the UK-based digital health company, ELAROS 24/7 Ltd, building on our award-winning digital Long Covid platform, the C19-YRS, built in collaboration with University of Leeds, Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, and recommended by NHS England and NHS Scotland.
Our digital platform has supported over 65 health organisations and 30,000+ patients globally; NHS England and NHS Scotland to conduct national research; and leading Universities and other academic institutions in Australia and Republic of Ireland with a range of studies funded by the NIHR, Innovate UK, ESRC, MRC and more.
Autonom-e is a proven platform, trusted by many to be configured to support a range of conditions in primary, secondary and community care, or as a personal support tool for the everyday user.