Boundless has been evaluated against standard care in NHS settings. These are published figures, not marketing: better recovery, fewer sessions, and a saving that lands inside the same financial year.
The impact is undeniable. NICE has stated that CBT should be adapted for neurodiverse children. After seeing these numbers, we’d argue it should be adapted for everyone.
Against 52.6% for standard care. More clients get genuinely better, and stay better, when the situations they avoid are faced with XR therapy.
Of clients show positive improvement across a course of treatment, measured with standard clinical outcome tools.
Clients typically reach their goals in four to eight sessions, against eighteen or more under standard care.
Boundless returns its cost within the same calendar year, and the saving compounds from there.
Roughly ten therapy sessions returned to the service for the next person on the waiting list.
Capacity released back into the service in year one, alongside a 7.0 QALY gain.
Sources: CHEATA Health Economics Report V2 (October 2024), Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. PSSRU Unit Costs of Health and Social Care 2023. NHS Talking Therapies Annual Report 2022/23.
That is the conservative, year one figure. It is roughly ten therapy sessions saved per young person, freeing clinician time and treatment courses for the next person on the waiting list.
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