MediPal listens to the consultation, writes the note, and watches for what a ten-minute appointment can miss. It speaks up only when a genuine clinical concern needs it.
Every missed warning sign in general practice is a system failure, not a person failure. It happens when there's too little time and too much to track in one head. MediPal drafts the note and matches what was documented against published guidance, so the checking does not compete with the consultation for the GP's attention.
Designed by clinicians, for clinicians.
Built around the parts of a GP’s day that run late: the typing, the checking, and the notes left for after the last patient.
MediPal drafts the note from the consultation, ready to review in minutes. You edit and approve it.
See the scribeNotes are done between patients, not stacked up for the evening.
MediPal checks every note for it.
It reminds you if the note is missing a plan.
It helps your practice spot QOF opportunities as they come up in consultations.
How coding and QOF workEvery suggestion is yours to act on or dismiss.
How GP review works Explore guideline matchesChecks are written from primary UK guidance and cite it individually. Clinical review by Dr. Hagana, medical co-founder. Suggested SNOMED codes come from NHS England’s primary care reference sets and are clinically reviewed. They are never generated by AI.
Leads the technical side, with a background in software engineering spanning DevOps, infrastructure, and MLOps. Built MediPal's entire stack and regulatory roadmap.
Medical doctor. Leads clinical review of MediPal's guideline checks against primary UK guidance, and sets MediPal's clinical safety policy.
MediPal is live today, and we're onboarding a small number of practices ahead of general availability.