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Housing, Health Inequalities and the Digital Foundations We Need Now
A new report from the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) and The King’s Fund makes a compelling case: improving housing is one of the most effective ways to reduce health inequalities in the UK. Affordable, secure and good-quality homes function as a form of health infrastructure, shaping everyday conditions long before someone seeks clinical care. Delivering this vision, however, requires more than policy ambition. Housing providers need strong operational capability, clear visibility of asset condition and compliance status, and the ability to identify and address issues before they escalate. This is where digital foundations become critical. Twinview acts as an operational intelligence layer across housing portfolios, bringing together asset information, compliance records, system performance data and environmental insights into a single, structured view. By connecting existing systems and surfacing trusted information, it enables housing teams to see how their buildings are performing and where intervention may be required.
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