Records in too many places
Patient details live in a practice system, spreadsheets, email and paper, so staff re-key the same information several times a day.
Healthcare & health-tech
We help clinics, care providers and digital health companies build patient-facing apps, take the admin out of clinical workflows and connect the systems their teams already rely on — without losing sight of how sensitive the data is.
Industry challenges
Most of the pressure is not clinical. It is the admin, the re-keying and the systems that do not talk to each other.
Where software helps most
Patient details live in a practice system, spreadsheets, email and paper, so staff re-key the same information several times a day.
Referrals, letters, appointment changes and chasing results take hours that clinicians and practice managers would rather give to patients.
Patients expect to book, rearrange and get updates on their phone. Phone queues and paper forms push them elsewhere — or to the front desk.
Older clinical and booking systems with limited APIs turn every new service into a workaround or a manual export.
Health data carries extra obligations under UK GDPR, so every new tool raises questions about access, hosting, audit and consent.
Digital projects stall between a promising pilot and daily use because nobody planned for integration, training and support.
Solutions
From a single patient app to the admin workflows behind a service — designed with the people who will use them, and integrated with what you already run.
Booking, reminders, questionnaires, secure messaging and results in a web or mobile app that patients will actually use.
Referral intake, letter generation, appointment changes and results chasing handled by workflows, with staff approval at each key step.
Read referral letters, discharge summaries and forms, extract the fields that matter and route each one to the right queue.
Custom systems for clinics, care providers and health-tech products: scheduling, case management, portals and back-office tools.
Live views of demand, capacity, waiting lists and follow-ups, built on the data you already hold rather than weekly spreadsheets.
Connect booking, practice management, messaging and payment systems through their APIs — including HL7 FHIR where a system supports it.
AI use cases
AI that supports staff with reading, summarising and routing — with a clinician confirming anything that affects care.
Summarise incoming referrals and suggest a priority for a clinician to confirm. The decision stays with the clinician, every time.
Turn long care notes into shift-handover summaries that flag changes staff should read in full.
Answer routine questions about opening times, preparation and rebooking — and hand anything clinical straight to a person.
Draft patient letters and GP correspondence from structured notes, ready for review and sign-off.
Search, summaries and personalised content inside your own patient or clinician product.
Predict appointment demand and no-show risk from historical data to plan staffing and targeted reminders.
Technology & integration
We integrate with the systems you already use through their published APIs. Where a supplier offers no API, we tell you before we design around it.
Health data and interoperability
Applications
Hosting
AI
Patient communication
Access and identity
Security & data
Our approach to building with patient data — the engineering practices we apply by default, not a certificate on a wall.
Role-based permissions, single sign-on where you have it, and access reviews built into the admin tools from the first release.
Data encrypted in transit and at rest, with hosting in UK regions whenever your data protection requirements call for it.
Who viewed or changed what, and when — logged so you can answer subject access requests and investigate incidents.
AI suggestions are presented for staff to accept or reject. Nothing clinical is automated without a person in the loop.
Features collect only what they need, and identifiers are removed before AI processing wherever the use case allows.
We document data flows and controls so your DPO and IG lead have what they need for DPIAs and toolkit submissions.
We are a software development company, not a compliance consultancy or regulator. We build to the requirements your information governance, clinical safety (DCB0129 / DCB0160) and legal teams set, and provide the technical evidence they ask for — sign-off stays with your organisation.
Relevant work
Health and care projects from our case studies — telemedicine, pharmacy, imaging and fitness products.
All case studiesTelemedicine web platform: booking, video consultations and patient records.
Online pharmacy and lab-test booking app with prescriptions and delivery.
AI-assisted dental imaging platform that flags conditions for clinician review.
How we work
Seven stages, the same on every project. The length of each one changes with the work; skipping one never saves time for long.
Alongside users and goals, we ask the governance questions early: what data, whose consent, which systems, which clinical risks — and who signs off.
Scope with data and risk questions answered
We agree what to build first and what to leave out, pick the engagement model, and set milestones with a budget range in pounds.
Scoped first release and estimate
We prototype with patients and staff, design for accessibility from the start, and map every data flow in the architecture before code is written.
Tested prototype and data-flow diagram
Two-week sprints with a demo at the end of each, code review on every change, and a staging environment your team can use.
Working software every sprint
Automated and manual testing, accessibility checks against WCAG 2.2 AA, and security testing — plus the evidence your clinical safety officer needs.
Test evidence and release checklist
Production deployment with monitoring, backups and a rollback plan, followed by a handover of code, credentials and documentation.
A live, documented product
After launch we fix, measure and improve — a support retainer, a roadmap of next features, or a clean handover to your own team.
Support plan or handover
FAQs
Straight answers on scope, cost, timelines and how we work. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
We can work with NHS trusts, GP practices and companies that supply the NHS. Anything touching NHS systems brings specific assurance — such as Data Security and Protection Toolkit evidence and DCB0129 / DCB0160 clinical safety documentation — and we build and document to those requirements alongside your IG and clinical safety leads.
Health data is special category data, so we design for it from the start: data minimisation, role-based access, encryption, audit logs and UK hosting where required. We support your DPIA with technical detail; your DPO and information governance lead make the compliance decisions.
Usually, through the supplier’s API — many modern systems expose HL7 FHIR or REST APIs. Some older systems only allow exports or supplier-built interfaces, so we confirm what is possible during discovery before committing to a design.
For administrative and supporting tasks — summarising, extracting, drafting and routing — yes, with a clinician reviewing anything that affects care. We do not build systems that make autonomous clinical decisions.
It might. Software that diagnoses, treats or directly informs clinical decisions can fall under UK medical device regulation, overseen by the MHRA. We raise the question early so you can take regulatory advice, then build and document the software to match.
It depends on scope, integrations and the assurance work involved. A discovery sprint starts from £2,000; a patient-facing MVP or an admin-automation pilot is then quoted as a fixed-price project, with documentation and assurance effort estimated separately so it is visible.
Yes. We usually start with a code and UX audit, fix what patients feel first — reliability, speed and booking friction — and modernise the rest in stages, so the service keeps running throughout.
Yes: monitoring, security updates, fixes and new features on a support retainer, or a documented handover to your own team. Healthcare systems need looking after long after launch, and we plan for that from the start.
Start a project
Tell us about the service, the users and the systems involved. We will come back with the questions that matter — including the data protection and clinical safety ones — and a realistic first step.
What happens next
Techsleight Labs is a trading name of Krapton IT Consultancy.
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