Key Highlights
• Alcidion signed a new contract with Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust valued at $7.5 million over an initial three-year term.
• The contract upgrades the existing ExtraMed Flow product at Salford Royal Hospital to Miya Flow and expands to additional NCA sites.
• In-year Revenue expected to be recognised is approximately $4.5 million, including a six-month ExtraMed subscription renewal.
• Miya Flow will be deployed across Salford Royal, Royal Oldham, Fairfield General, and Rochdale Infirmary hospitals.
Alcidion Group Limited (ASX:ALC), a healthcare technology company with operations across Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, announced on 30 September 2026 that it has signed a new contract with Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust (NCA) in north-west England. The agreement, valued at a Total Contract Value (TCV) of $7.5 million over an initial three-year term, covers the deployment of Alcidion's Miya Flow patient flow management solution across the NCA trust. All values are in Australian dollars converted at an AUD/GBP rate of 0.52.
About Alcidion
Alcidion Group is a healthcare IT company listed on the ASX since 2016. Its flagship product, Miya Precision, aggregates clinical and operational data to support patient flow management, interoperability, and clinical decision-making in hospital environments. The company acquired ExtraMed in 2021, which had been providing patient flow software to NHS trusts. Alcidion operates across Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, serving hospitals and healthcare organisations in each market.
Contract Details and Revenue Recognition
The NCA contract expands Alcidion's existing relationship with the trust, which had been using the ExtraMed Flow product at Salford Royal Hospital. Under the new agreement, Miya Flow will replace the ExtraMed system at Salford Royal and be extended to additional sites within the NCA, including Royal Oldham Hospital, Fairfield General Hospital, and Rochdale Infirmary — four hospitals in total.
The initial term is three years, with Options to extend for a further two years and to expand the scope to include additional modules. The company indicated that in-year revenue expected to be recognised is approximately $4.5 million, which includes a six-month renewal of the ExtraMed subscription during the implementation period as Miya Flow is deployed across the trust.
Significance of the NCA Relationship
NCA is described as one of north-west England's largest healthcare trusts, providing hospital and community healthcare services across Greater Manchester. Its selection of Miya Flow over the continuation of ExtraMed — a product Alcidion itself owns — indicates the company's ability to upsell and upgrade existing customers to higher-value solutions.
Kate Quirke, Managing Director and CEO of Alcidion, cited the company's position as a leader in patient flow in UK and ANZ markets and noted that the expanded agreement will support operational efficiency across multiple sites by addressing challenges including bed blockages, patient outliers, and administrative burden.
UK Market Position
The UK National Health Service represents a significant addressable market for patient flow and clinical decision support software, given the scale and complexity of NHS operations. Alcidion's ability to convert an existing ExtraMed NHS customer into a Miya Flow contract adds revenue while demonstrating the commercial pathway available from its 2021 ExtraMed acquisition. The deal also adds contracted recurring revenue, which supports Alcidion's software subscription model.
Key Takeaways
Alcidion's new NCA contract adds $7.5 million in TCV to its UK healthcare IT pipeline and demonstrates the company's ability to upgrade existing NHS relationships to its flagship Miya Flow platform. The in-year revenue recognition of approximately $4.5 million, including the transitional ExtraMed renewal, provides near-term financial visibility. The deployment across four NCA hospitals will serve as a practical reference case for the Miya Flow platform within the UK NHS environment.






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