AI-powered workflows for triage, assessment, and treatment in mental health and neurodiversity. Complete ADHD and autism diagnostic reports in under 30 minutes down from 5-7 hours.
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No workflow disruption. No systems overhaul. Works with your existing documents and templates.
Upload pre-assessment questionnaires, ADOS/ADI notes, developmental histories, referral letters, transcripts - all the documents you already use. Neurotype fits seamlessly into your current workflow.
Neurotype drafts each section one at a time using deep neurodevelopmental domain knowledge. You review, edit, and approve as you go - maintaining complete interpretive authority.
Not generic AI output - generated text uses clinical reasoning patterns and terminology appropriate for your context.
Neurotype uses your clinic's existing report templates, structure, and clinical language. Every clinician produces documentation that matches your service's standard with consistent tone and clarity.
Automated review to ensure the report aligns with key NICE guidance expectations. Maintain defensible, audit-ready documentation as services grow.
More time for patients. Less time on paperwork. Consistent quality at scale.
Complete reports in 30 minutes instead of 5-7 hours. More time for what matters.
Uniform terminology, style, and reasoning across clinicians. Quality stays stable as you grow.
AI assists, clinicians lead. Full oversight and control over every section of the report.
Onboard new clinicians faster. Your standards become teachable and repeatable.
Less cognitive load. Less admin burden. More mental energy for clinical thinking.
Coming Soon Automated guidance to ensure alignment with clinical standards.
Built with and for experienced diagnostic clinicians - now supporting real-world autism and ADHD assessment workflows across the UK & Ireland.
Supported by top UK innovation programs for healthcare technology
Deep clinical experience combined with medical-grade AI engineering.
Clinical Psychologist β’ PhD Oxford β’ Fulbright Scholar
Jan completed a PhD at St John's College Oxford and a Fulbright scholarship at the University of Pennsylvania before training in Clinical Psychology at UCL. She has worked across NHS and academic settings, specialising in complex mental health, ADHD, and autism. She brings clinical depth shaped by frontline experience and translational research.
MSc Computer Science β’ KIT β’ ETH ZΓΌrich
Nadezhda has developed medical-grade AI systems across healthcare. With deep experience in machine learning, signal processing, and clinical data pipelines, she focuses on bridging cutting-edge research with safe, reliable real-world clinical implementation.
We're partnering with a select group of pioneering clinics to
co-design the future of neurodiversity care.
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