Giving doctors time back with secure, intelligent tools that make healthcare work better for everyone.
Giving doctors time back with secure, intelligent tools that make healthcare work better for everyone.
Medivys develops digital platforms that reduce clinical admin, free up capacity, and create lasting efficiencies across primary care.
Medivys is at the forefront of the AI revolution in the primary care space, helping to streamline workflows, improve efficiencies and allow clinicians to focus on what matters most: delivering better patient care.
Ai Powered
Our Flagship Platform
Our flagship platform, +ministr8®, is designed to streamline GP workflows, reduce paperwork, and connect healthcare partners in smarter ways.
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Number of hours collectively spent by GPs per day on administration in England alone
1
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Patients registered to a GP in the UK
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annual cost per GP for their time completing administration
1
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estimated primary care appointments in 2023/24
Partnerships
Industry Partners and Accreditions
Affiliations
Trusted by UKAS, Cyber Essentials and Founded by UK Government
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Proof of Our Commitment
Client Success Stories
Medivys is built with clinicians, for clinicians, ensuring every tool has proven value in practice.
James Patel
Practice Manager, Meadowfield Surgery
5.0/5
“Introducing Medivys into our practice has been a game-changer. It has improved efficiency, reduced duplication of work, and made collaboration between clinicians and admin staff far smoother.”
Dr. Sarah Whitmore
Senior GP Partner, Riverside Medical Centre
4.9/5
“Medivys has streamlined how our team manages patient information and communication. The platform is intuitive, secure, and has freed up valuable time that we can now dedicate to patient care rather than admin.”
Dr. Michael Grant
Clinical Lead, Oakview Health Centre
4.9/5
“What impressed me most about Medivys is how it has been designed with the realities of general practice in mind. It genuinely understands our pressures and provides solutions that actually work in the day-to-day running of a surgery.”