Resolve your clinical documentation. Reduce admin time. Reclaim patient time.
Healthcare technology that does not understand clinical reality does not just underperform. It puts patients at risk.
Built on 40+ years of frontline clinical experience — reviewed against one question: would I trust this with a real patient?
Quick answers to the four questions you are already asking.
Real questions. Honest answers.
Most technology firms have read about clinical workflows. Very few have worked inside them. The difference shows — at 8am on a Monday morning, when the technology either fits the clinical moment or it does not.
“The demo looked great. Monday morning was a different story.”
A clinician does not experience technology through a feature list. They experience it at 8am on a Monday — between a 7-minute consultation and a prescription that needs filing before the next patient walks in. The technology either fits that moment or it does not. There is no middle ground.
See Clinical Scribe in a real consultation →“The brief said SOAP notes. Nobody mentioned the NHS trust’s format.”
Clinical workflows have constraints no brief fully captures — the SOAP note in a specific format for the referring specialist, the discharge summary meeting the trust’s standard, the prior-auth that has to reach the insurer before 5pm or the patient waits another week. These are not edge cases. They are the daily reality.
See how workflow mapping works →“We added GDPR compliance at the end. That was expensive.”
Compliance in healthcare is not a checkbox. GDPR, HIPAA, NABH, CQC are regulatory frameworks with real legal consequences, built around the most sensitive category of personal data that exists. A partner who understands them before the build saves you from discovering gaps at audit.
See which frameworks apply to your market →“It worked perfectly at the GP practice. The mental health clinic was completely different.”
The most dangerous assumption is that a product that worked in one clinical setting will work in another. A mental health clinic, a GP practice, a surgical unit and a weight-loss programme have fundamentally different workflows, documentation and compliance obligations. Healthcare technology must be built for a specific context.
Start with a free Discovery Workshop →Built on decades of clinical experience. Not just technical expertise.
Our advisors have spent 40+ years in frontline clinical experience across nursing, medicine, drug-abuse rehabilitation and behavioural health — within the NHS and clinical settings most technology firms have never entered. Every product in the PoC Lab is reviewed against one question:
“Would I trust this with a real patient?”
That is the bar. Not ‘does it pass the demo.’ Not ‘does it meet the spec.’ Would a clinician with four decades of frontline experience trust it with a real patient?
We are expanding across clinical specialties and markets →See it working before you commit to anything.
Browse all products — live, interactive, and reviewed by a practising clinician. No demo theatre.
Clinical Scribe
Ambient SOAP notes from any consultation, structured and filed to your EHR in two minutes.
Referral Composer
Drafts specialist-ready referral letters straight from the consultation transcript.
Patient Pulse
Automated reminders and follow-ups across SMS, email and WhatsApp — no spreadsheets.
Revenue Guard
Prior-authorisation and coding checks that flag denials before the claim goes out.
Vitals Watch
Remote monitoring that escalates the readings that matter and silences the ones that do not.
Mindful Notes
Session documentation and risk-language flagging built for mental health workflows.
KLAS Research, MIT Technology Review, Menlo Ventures and Becker’s Hospital Review all studied what healthcare decision-makers actually need from technology partners — as opposed to what is offered.
Seven findings. Each one a filter buyers apply before the conversation goes anywhere.
Healthcare AI compliance is not universal.
The framework that governs your build depends on where your patients are.
Five non-negotiables that apply regardless of geography.
The questions worth asking before any healthcare technology decision.
Six questions every cautious healthcare buyer should ask — and the honest answers to each one.
Three types of healthcare organisations. One standard of clinical credibility.
Whether you run a two-location clinic or a multi-site hospital group, the clinical standard behind every KastHunt engagement does not change. What changes is where we start.
Start with a free Discovery Workshop.
Built around your specific clinical context — not adapted from a generic template.