Clinician-Governed Diagnostic Report Platform

Clinician-governed diagnostic report platform for ADHD and autism assessment teams

The enemy is the waiting list. One of the biggest reasons it exists is that clinicians spend hours turning messy case evidence into high-stakes reports.

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Hannah Woods

Autism Assessment

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ADI-R ADI-R Notes

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ADOS ADOS-2 Module 3

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EHCP EHCP

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PARENT QUESTIONNAIRE Parental Questionnaire

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PHYSICAL HEALTH Discharge Summary

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REFERRAL LETTER Referral Letter

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Why This Matters

Delay is not neutral

In the UK alone, the ADHD and autism waiting list stands at 800,000 and growing - projected to reach 1 million within two years. Delayed diagnosis means delayed access to support. Every week on a waiting list is a week without the help someone needs.

96% of clinicians say report writing is the single biggest bottleneck constraining their capacity

Clinics lose money

Throughput stays constrained, quality management costs grow, and contract performance becomes harder to sustain.

Clinicians burn out

Reports consume nights, weekends, and emotional energy. The burden is personal, not abstract.

Patients wait longer

Delayed access to the support they need increases risk of poor outcomes, mental health crises, and unmet need.

The system bears the cost

Delayed or denied care creates wider educational, health, employment, and societal consequences.

The Problem

The bottleneck that drives the waiting list

Clinicians aren't writing from a single conversation. They're synthesising up to 20 messy, multi-source documents into one high-stakes diagnostic report. That process is where the system breaks down.

Up to 20 documents per case

Interviews, developmental histories, questionnaires, school input, GP letters, therapist notes, cognitive assessments and more.

5–7 hours per report

Highly trained clinical time consumed by synthesis and write-up rather than patient-facing work.

Too risky if rushed

Weak, inconsistent, or poorly evidenced reports get queried or rejected - creating downstream risk for clinics, clinicians, and patients.

Inconsistent at scale

Different clinicians write differently. More growth means more QA overhead just to keep reports defensible.

The burden is personal, not abstract

Report writing spills into evenings and weekends, contributes to burnout, and consumes the time clinicians need for recovery or other patient work. The burden is emotional and professional, not just administrative.

What Neurotype Does

Turn complex case documents into clinician-reviewed diagnostic reports

Without changing the workflow your clinic already uses.

Upload case materials

Developmental histories, questionnaires, school input, referral information, assessment notes and related records.

No new forms required

Neurotype organises & drafts

Classifies material, builds a structured draft aligned to your clinic's format using AI designed for diagnostic reasoning.

Your template, your standards

Clinician reviews & confirms

The clinician stays responsible for judgment, edits, completion and sign-off. Full interpretive authority at every step.

Clinician-governed

High-quality report, no blank page

What took 5–7 hours becomes a review and finalisation workflow. Stronger, more consistent reports - in under 45 minutes.

Better reports, less time

Outcomes

Better for clinics. Better for clinicians. Better for patients.

For Clinics

2x assessment capacity

at zero extra headcount
~£92 → ~£27 per patient

Lower operational cost per report
Consistent, defensible reports at scale

Lower reputational risk and fewer rejections

For Clinicians

5–7 hours → under 45 mins

Better reports in significantly less time
Lower burnout risk

Less out-of-hours work, less personal exhaustion
More time for clinical work

Assessment, reasoning, and patient-facing care

For Patients

Faster access to support

Higher throughput means reduced assessment bottlenecks
Stronger, more personalised reports

More of the patient's voice, more clinical depth
Reduced waiting times

Patients get the help they need sooner

Why We're Different

Not a transcription tool. Not a practice management platform.

Neurotype solves the problem where it actually exists - deeper and more clinically specific than transcription tools, more focused than broad clinic software, and less disruptive than workflow-replacement platforms.

Deep diagnostic expertise

Built around neurodevelopmental diagnostic logic, evidence structure, conflicting inputs, and nuanced interpretation - not generic note capture or transcription.

Fits the clinic you already are

Works inside your current workflow, templates, and protocols. No rip-and-replace. No new operating model. You can improve fast because nothing else has to change.

Reports that feel written by a thoughtful clinician

Personalised, clinically coherent, neuroaffirming, and strengths-based. Handles nuance like conflicting evidence and masking - not generic AI output that flattens complexity.

Trust

Built on trust, backed by evidence

Deep domain expertise, serious data governance, and real-world proof that quality and throughput improve together.

Deep domain expertise

Co-founded and co-designed by a senior clinical psychologist with a neurodiversity and complex mental health specialism.

UK-hosted, GDPR compliant

Secure infrastructure, transparent data handling, and a clinician-in-the-loop workflow that matches the seriousness of regulated clinical documentation.

Quality + throughput together

Neurotype doesn't trade quality for speed. Clinicians consistently report that reports are stronger, more personalised, and more clinically robust - while taking a fraction of the time to produce.

What clinicians are saying

Built with and for experienced diagnostic clinicians across the UK & Ireland.

“We recently began using Neurotype, and it has genuinely changed how we work. A report that previously took most of the day can now be produced in under an hour, while still ensuring it remains robust, thoughtful, and tailored to the individual. It means clinicians spend less time wrestling with documentation and more time thinking clinically, seeing patients, and supporting families. We are loving it!”

Tara Boyle

Consultant Psychiatrist

“I have never seen AI work like this. This is an incredible piece of kit, that can take my verbatim notes and summarise them into a succinct, accurate neuroaffirmative report, in minutes. It's a game changer, for both clinicians and patients. I have been able to double the amount of patients I am seeing, without compromising on the quality of care, or reports. For patients, after sometimes years of waiting, they can now be seen quicker and receive their outcomes and reports much faster.”

Dr. Elizabeth Woodward

Senior Clinical Psychologist, ASD & Trauma Specialist

“This is going to shave so much time off of report writing and it's going to do so much for us as a clinic in producing more consistently high quality reports. As a service user I would also be so much happier with this quality. My time can now be spent doing clinical things.”

Sarah Hastilow

Consultant Speech & Language Therapist

“It is so much better than everything else out there. I still can't believe how good it is.”

Emma Rees

Speech & Language Therapist, Clinical Director

“After using ChatGPT, Copilot, and Heidi - I can say this clearly outperforms all of them.”

Alex Centurion-Eyre

Mental Health Nurse, Autism Assessor & Team Lead

Backed by leading innovators

Healthcare Accelerator

7 selected from 4,000+ applications

Catalyst Grant

Top 2% Success Rate

Female Founders Accelerator

8% Acceptance Rate

The founding team

Deep clinical experience combined with medical-grade AI engineering.

Dr Jan Cosgrave

Clinical Psychologist • PhD Oxford • 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.

Nadezhda Prodanova

MSc Computer Science • KIT • ETH Zürich

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.