Emotional support for long-term conditions, ready to scale across your population


- 1,000+people using Orbi
- 77%activation rate
- 29%monthly retention
Living with a long-term condition is about more than physical symptoms. Worry, stress and loss of confidence make it harder for people to manage their health, stay engaged with their care and stay connected to work and family.
Orbi gives people practical, evidence-based tools to manage that side of their condition. We work with public and private partners to make that support available to the populations who need it most.
Why emotional support belongs in long-term condition care
64%
of people with diabetes often or sometimes feel down because of their diabetes.
1 in 2
people with arthritis feel isolated or lonely because of their arthritis.
89%
of people with arthritis worry about how it will affect their future independence.
The King’s Fund concluded that care for long-term conditions is at risk of failing unless it recognises how emotional health problems reduce people’s ability and motivation to manage their physical health. Orbi offers practical emotional support to help people stay engaged with their health.
Built for behaviour change and quality of life
Behaviour change
Orbi helps people build routines, pace their energy and stay engaged with self-management, using approaches developed by psychologists at King’s College London.
Quality of life
A personalised path focused on what each person finds hardest: uncertainty, stress, sleep, relationships or confidence.
Engagement by design
10 minutes a week over 12 weeks, on the person’s phone, with short audio sessions that fit around fatigue and daily life.
Insight for partners
Anonymised engagement and completion reporting for your population.
Why partner with Orbi


Backed by research
Developed with Professor Rona Moss-Morris and Dr. Jo Hudson at King’s College London, with input from people living with long-term conditions.

Trusted by patient organisations
We work with the MS Society in the UK to reach people living with MS through their Help Hub, local groups and co-hosted webinars.
Ready to scale
Available UK-wide on iOS and Android, ready to recommend, commission or integrate into existing pathways.
Partnering across the health system
Public sector
- NHS trusts and integrated care boards
- GP practices and primary care networks
- Social prescribing and community services
- Local authorities and public health teams
Private and third sector
- Patient charities and condition networks
- Pharmacies
- Private healthcare providers
- Health insurers and employers
Let’s talk
Tell us about the people you support and what you’d like to achieve. We’ll come back to you within 2 working days.

