Scribe
Psychiatry-tuned ambient documentation: Mental State Examination, risk formulation and Mental Health Act paperwork. Gives clinicians their time back.
MHRA Class IClinically-regulated AI that helps NHS and independent mental health services see harm before it happens, releasing clinician time and keeping patients safe and close to home.
Most digital mental health tools were built for the worried well. Theramentia is built for the wards, crisis teams and hospitals where the system fails hardest, turning the safety signals already in the clinical record into action that prevents harm.
Engineered to meet UK clinical-grade standards
Platform: one clinical intelligence layer
Scribe writes, Sentinel watches, Flow moves, Pathway guides. We land with the easiest to adopt and expand into the regulated core competitors cannot copy. In every product, the clinician decides: we advise, humans act.
Psychiatry-tuned ambient documentation: Mental State Examination, risk formulation and Mental Health Act paperwork. Gives clinicians their time back.
MHRA Class ISurfaces safety signals from the clinical record and prioritises observations. Decision support with mandatory human action, never autonomous.
MHRA Class IIaReal-time bed and capacity intelligence that matches patients to the right bed and cuts inappropriate out-of-area placements, the cleanest ROI in the system.
OperationalCompliance tooling for the Mental Health Act 2025: statutory Care and Treatment Plans, Advance Choice Documents and tribunal workflows. No incumbent.
WorkflowEarly concept screens showing how each product would sit in a clinician's day. These are illustrative designs, not live software, and every screen keeps a clinician in control.
Mental State Examination, risk formulation, plan and Mental Health Act status, drafted from the consultation for the clinician to review, edit and sign.
Surfaces safety signals from the record and prioritises observation. A named clinician reviews every signal. It does not predict individual events.
Real-time bed visibility that matches patients to the right bed and helps keep them close to home.
Statutory artefacts under the Mental Health Act 2025, drafted from the record for the clinician to complete and sign.
We walk verified NHS and independent-provider teams through a live, clickable demo of the platform. Tell us a little about your organisation and we will set one up.
Solutions: by outcome
We map every product to the metrics trusts and independent providers are measured on: safety, flow, documentation and statutory compliance.
"Safe" is consistently the weakest of the CQC's five domains for inpatient mental health. Sentinel reads the clinical record and observation data to surface safety signals and prioritise where staff attention goes next.
The system spends roughly £164m a year sending acutely unwell adults to inappropriate out-of-area beds, because no one can see capacity in real time. Flow makes capacity visible and matches patients to the right bed.
Mental health teams spend more time documenting care than delivering it. Scribe is an ambient documentation tool tuned specifically for psychiatry, not a generic medical scribe.
The Mental Health Act 2025 creates brand-new mandatory workflows, and there is no incumbent software. Pathway builds the statutory artefacts into the clinical flow.
Who we serve
We sell the same regulated platform to both buyers facing the identical CQC regime: the NHS for scale, independent hospitals for speed and evidence.
Under intense CQC and NHS Oversight Framework pressure on exactly the safety, flow and out-of-area metrics we move. Reached via ICBs, provider collaboratives and national frameworks.
Priory, Cygnet, Elysium and St Andrew's already deliver roughly a third of NHS-funded beds, face the same regulator, and adopt faster with no NHS procurement cycle.
The scale of the problem we exist to solve.
deaths of detained patients notified to the regulator in a single year
spent yearly on inappropriate out-of-area placements (adult acute)
of very urgent crisis referrals seen within four hours
average inpatient bed occupancy, against an 85% safe limit
Figures drawn from CQC, NHS England and peer-reviewed sources. See our Evidence section for detail.
How it works
Theramentia connects to your electronic patient record via FHIR/HL7, with full information-governance and clinical-safety sign-off before a single patient record is touched.
The platform reads the data already being captured, surfaces safety signals and capacity insight, and presents them to clinicians, who always make the decision.
Every deployment is instrumented for outcomes (safety incidents, out-of-area bed-days, clinician time released), feeding our published evidence base.
Evidence and governance
Operating at the dangerous end of healthcare means our guardrails are written into the company, not bolted on. This is how a clinical AI company earns the right to be on the ward.
The evidence does not support individual prediction. We position risk tools honestly, as observation prioritisation with human oversight.
Every clinical output has a named clinician who acts. The AI never acts autonomously.
No model ships without a bias audit across ethnicity, age and language; the system already fails these groups most.
We validate clinical claims through prospective evaluation with academic partners before we scale them.
What we stand for
“The clinician decides. We advise; humans act. Every clinical output has a named clinician who acts; the AI never acts autonomously.”
Whether you're an NHS trust, an independent provider, an investor or a clinician who wants to build with us, we'd like to talk.
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