A Next-Generation Clinical System

The first new GP system in 25 years

Medicus is a fully integrated, fit-for-purpose clinical system that’s always evolving to meet the changing needs of General Practice. Used by NHS GPs every day in the Live Estate.

MEDICUS - The first new GP system in 25 years

Trusted by NHS GP practices across the UK

GP Systems Today

Today’s systems aren’t fit for purpose and grind you down.

Your system needs multiple add-ons

Your system needs multiple add-ons just to work, but they don’t sync up well.

Your system is slow, clumsy, and often crashes

It’s slow, clunky and often crashes - basic tasks are painful and take too long.

Improvements to your system take time to arrive

Improvements are slow to arrive - if they happen at all.

Medicus

The only system built for the ever changing demands of General Practice.

Front door

Manage the full patient journey, from request to resolution.

Give patients a fully integrated front door experience whilst reducing admin and system switching.

Manage inbound requests, appointment bookings, communications, check-in and room call-ins from one platform without expensive add-ons.

Manage the full patient journey, from request to resolution
Quick, flexible actions inside or outside of a consultation

Consultations

Take quick, flexible actions inside or outside consultations

Speed up consultation workflows with fewer clicks to prescribe, refer or issue fit notes.

Streamline the referral process without the need to remember which template to use, and work from anywhere on your laptop or tablet.

Condition Management

Get real-time patient insights for faster follow-ups

Gain a picture of your patients sooner without waiting 24 hours for reports and dashboards to update.

Fully integrated registers highlight patients who need a review, so you can send questionnaires or invites in bulk.

Real time insights for faster follow-ups
Manage integrated document management

Document Management

Bring document management into one system

Cut down on manual data entry and automatically extract key details from documents with our automatic matching and coding routines.

Take information received from MESH, NHS Mail and scanned post straight into Medicus.

Solutions

How Medicus can help support you

GP Partners

GP Partners

Complete consultations faster and deliver ongoing patient care from a single, reliable clinical system - without the manual workarounds of multiple add-on tools.

Practice Managers

Practice Managers

Manage practice operations and teams from a modern GP system that streamlines staff resourcing, compliance and reporting in one place.

Integrated Care Boards

Integrated Care Boards

Reduce costs and I.T. complexity with a fully integrated system that meets both strict compliance standards and the changing needs of the NHS.

Testimonials

Hear why practices love Medicus

"It's all in one place, it's simple, it makes my job easier."

Mareena Wild

Operations Manager, Witley & Milford Medical Partnership

"Medicus is designed for how practices need to work today."

Dr Ruth Kent

GP Partner, Witley & Milford Medical Partnership

Why Medicus

The first new GP system in 25 years

Built by a passionate and friendly UK team to better public health
Why Medicus

Built by a passionate and friendly UK team to better public health

Medicus is built on the Kaizen principle of continuous improvement, and our team takes pride in building a modern fit-for-purpose clinical system that delivers benefits to public health.

Enabling new clinical pathways and preventative patient care

Our system supports seamless integrations of new medical tech, allows for proactive and preventative care approaches, and provides a flexible system that can adapt to emerging healthcare needs.

Feature updates and improvements are shipped every week

With over 1000 upgrades released since Medicus was launched, our team ship updates every week based on regular customer feedback. No need to wait until Q4 next year!

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Medicus comes with everything you need which means you can use our fully integrated document management, recall system, online consultations, patient comms, check-in screen, call-in board and panic buttons. Our aim is to deliver the most value we can as a foundational clinical system. But if you want to integrate other new, innovative health tools, we’re also building the most interoperable EPR in the NHS.

It will reduce it significantly. Medicus brings together clinical workflows that typically require multiple systems, eliminating manual data entry and constant platform switching. Efficient actions such as bulk communications, integrated patient triage and auto-extraction of document information, also helps speed up daily tasks.

Absolutely. Medicus meets or exceeds all major NHS information security and data privacy standards, including ISO 27001, GDPR, Cyber Essentials Plus, and the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT). 

Clinical safety is incorporated into the system by design and all of our internal development processes revolve around it. We operate a Clinical Risk Management System that is fully compliant with DCB 0129 and Medicus is a Class 1 Digital Medical Device.

Yes. Medicus is built on modern, cloud-first architecture that ensures faster performance and greater reliability. Unlike older systems, it handles demanding tasks (like running reports or bulk patient record updates) without impacting speed, and our robust system architecture includes automatic failovers at every level, reducing the risk of downtime to near 0%.

No. Medicus ships updates and improvements on a weekly basis. Unlike legacy systems, changes are made quickly based on direct user feedback. Since launching Medicus, the team has released over 1000 small improvements.

Minimal training is required. Medicus is designed with an intuitive, modern interface that reflects how practices actually work today. GPs, nurses and admin staff can pick it up quickly, and tasks that previously took multiple steps now happen more naturally in one place.

Ready to adopt the future of primary care?