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07 Sept 2026

Hippo Labs to show proactive care automation for NHS general practice at Best Practice Birmingham 2026

Hippo Labs Stand: B40
Hippo Labs to show proactive care automation for NHS general practice at Best Practice Birmingham 2026
Birmingham, 7th August, 2026 - Hippo Labs will exhibit at Best Practice 2026 at the NEC Birmingham on [dates], demonstrating how practices can automate patient recall and QOF tracking directly inside EMIS and SystmOne.
Practices across England are heading into another year of rising demand with static list capacity. Recall work, long-term condition reviews and QOF achievement still depend largely on manual searching, list-building and repeated chasing, with much of it compressed into the final quarter of the year.

Hippo Labs was founded to close the gap between the data practices already hold and the action they have time to take. The platform integrates with EMIS and SystmOne to identify patients due a review, automate outreach and escalation across multiple channels, and track indicator performance continuously through the year rather than retrospectively.

At Best Practice, the team will be demonstrating the platform on stand B40, including new ORCA functionality (Optimised Review, Consolidated Appointment), which will optimse a patient's appoinments based on their outstanding needs and clinical capacity & competency. 

Practice managers, GP partners and PCN leads attending Best Practice can find Hippo Labs at stand B40, or book a slot in advance at hippolabs.co.uk.

About Hippo Labs

Hippo Labs builds proactive primary care automation for NHS general practice. Launched in 2024 and based in London, the company works with practices, PCNs and federations across England to automate patient recall, QOF tracking and population health management through direct integration with primary care clinical systems.

Hippo Labs is now live across 3M+ patients and 300+ practice across England. 

Tom Cronin

tom@hippolabs.co.uk
hippolabs.co.uk

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