Stop losing QOF revenue to missed patient reviews

Quality and Outcomes Framework income is one of the most predictable revenue streams in general practice — and one of the most commonly underperformed. Patients who miss annual reviews, who don't attend recalls, or who fall out of monitoring windows directly reduce your QOF achievement score. Veyas-AI automates the identification, contact, and recall process so your practice captures the QOF income it has already earned.

Where QOF revenue goes missing

Most practices lose QOF points through the same four gaps:

Patients who were invited but did not attend and received no follow-up

Patients removed from disease registers due to incomplete data

Patients approaching QOF deadline windows with no proactive outreach

Patients with outstanding monitoring requirements (HbA1c, BP, cholesterol)

How Veyas-AI closes the gaps

Our system continuously monitors your chronic disease cohort against QOF indicators. As patients approach review deadlines or fall out of compliance windows, automated follow-up is triggered via voice call, SMS, or the Veyas AI patient app. Your team sees a prioritised list of patients to recall, with QOF impact clearly surfaced.

What practices typically recover

NHS England 2025/26 figures show the value of complete QOF achievement:

£225.49

per live QOF point in 2025/26

Each missed review represents real lost income

Source: NHS England 2025/26

564

live indicators remaining after 2025/26 reforms

212 QOF points permanently retired — income shifting to enhanced services

Source: NHS England

£127,000

maximum QOF income per practice at full achievement

Veyas tracks every indicator automatically

Source: NHS England 2025/26

£1,500–£4,000

typical monthly net revenue recovery per practice

Automated monitoring closes the gaps that cost practices income

Source: BMA estimates

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