Compare · Jump vs iMedDoc

Consultant admin, or a GP clinical record.

iMedDoc has run Irish consultant practices for twenty-five years and arrived in the UK in 2024 with a genuinely rounded billing stack. Jump is an electronic health record built for private GP practices, where the coded clinical record is the product. This page compares them honestly for a GP audience.

SNOMED CT · NHS dm+d · MESHclinical record first, billing built infrom £100/mo per user · public pricing
ehr.usejump.co.uk · Patient record · Margot Whelan · pat_M2vXn7q9
DashboardClinicalWorkflowContactBilling
Margot WhelanDOB 14 Mar 1978 · ID JMP-004821Verified · in person
Allergy · penicillin · anaphylaxisRepeat review due · 4 AugPrefers afternoon appointments
Active problems3 of 3 shown
Essential hypertensionSCT 59621000
Type 2 diabetes mellitusSCT 44054006
AsthmaSCT 195967001
AllergiesPinned
Penicillin · anaphylaxis · 2019SCT 91936005
Feeds prescribing checks, incl. related substances
Medications4 active
Losartan 50mg · once dailyJump
Sertraline 100mg · NHS GPExternally managed
Latest results12 Jul
HbA1c46 mmol/mol
Blood pressure132/84 mmHg
Tap any measure to see its trend

The short version

iMedDoc is a consultant-practice system with real pedigree: a quarter-century of Irish specialist clinics, Healthcode insurer billing, pay-by-text links, an included card terminal, and public pricing. Its public materials are lighter on the GP clinical layer: coding, prescribing checks, structured results, registers. Jump starts from that layer - a SNOMED-coded record with dm+d-checked prescribing - and builds the self-pay billing and booking natively around it, with same-day setup in the browser.

Side by side

Like for like, category by category.

iMedDoc documents a solid consultant-practice stack, and those rows are a yes - the insurer row goes their way outright. Their materials publish little technical detail on the clinical layer, so several rows honestly read 'not documented' rather than scoring a cross.

CapabilityJumpiMiMedDoc
Running the practicestrong in both - and the insurer row is theirs
Online booking · Jump takes full payment before the slot confirms; iMedDoc documents booking via its patient appYesYes
Invoicing, card payments & Xero · Jump: Stripe billing, in-clinic terminals, Xero-direct invoicing; iMedDoc includes a POS terminal on its plansYesYes
Insurer e-billing via Healthcode · iMedDoc's documented strength, naming the major insurers; Jump is self-pay-first and doesn't build insurer EDI inNot built inYes
Video consultations & SMS · Jump: video joins from the appointment, SMS and email from the recordYesYes
Letters & dictation · Jump: merge-field letters with dictation, generated from the recordYesYes
The clinical layerin public materials - tell us if we missed something
SNOMED-coded clinical record · Jump: problem-led notes with laterality and qualifiers as data; iMedDoc documents SOAP notes without a coding standardYesNot documented
Prescribing checked and sent to pharmacy · Jump: dm+d hard alerts block issuing, scripts to 4 partner pharmacies with dispensing status back; iMedDoc documents print, PDF or emailYesPrint or PDF
Lab results as structured data · Jump: 4 UK labs feed results in, structured analytes with abnormal flags; iMedDoc documents scanning reports into the recordYesScan & upload
Self-maintaining registers with care gaps · 15 registers built from coding, validated logic, overdue-by shownYesNot documented
Send to a patient's NHS GP over MESH · Jump sends as your practice, delivery tracked - iMedDoc documents email as PDFYesEmail as PDF
Patient billing portal & saved cards · Jump: invoices, payments and saved cards behind one-time-code sign-in; their fully integrated portal is "coming soon" per their siteYesTheir site: coming soon
Practicalities
Public pricing · both publish pricing - Jump from £100/mo per user; iMedDoc from £79/clinician, a different product classYesYes
Setup time · Jump: sign up and start the same day - sandbox included; their FAQ says one to two weeks, four to six with migrationSame day1-2 weeks (their FAQ)
Switching
Moving from iMedDoc · transitions are scoped with our team - our one-click structured import is currently Semble-only, and we would rather tell you that than promise magicAssistedn/a

Jump's column describes our product as it ships. iMedDoc's reflects their public materials as of July 2026; "Not documented" means we could not find an equivalent there, not a claim it doesn't exist. Products change; if this table is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.

An honest fork

Which one fits your practice?

iMiMedDoc may fit if
You're a consultant or specialist practice run day-to-day by a medical secretary - the shape it has served for twenty-five years.You bill insurers through Healthcode and want a rounded payments stack: pay-by-text links and an included card terminal.Its free, structured migration service from a long list of systems matters to you - it is genuinely well documented.
Jump fits if
You're a private GP practice and the clinical record is the point: SNOMED-coded notes, dm+d-checked prescribing sent to pharmacy, results as structured data.You want registers, recalls and care gaps maintaining themselves from the coding you already do.You send to NHS GPs over the NHS message exchange, and want same-day setup rather than a scheduled onboarding.

Switching

An honest word on moving from iMedDoc.

Our one-click structured import is currently Semble-only, and we'd rather say that plainly than promise a migration wizard that doesn't exist. iMedDoc transitions are scoped case-by-case with our team.

scoped first

Your data, reviewed together

We look at what you hold in iMedDoc and agree what must arrive as structured records versus documents - before anything moves.

sandbox · sample patients

Practise before go-live

Your team works a sandbox with sample patients first, so day one in Jump isn't the first time anyone has used it.

day one · coded

Coded from the first patient

Every consultation, prescription and result from your first day in Jump is SNOMED-coded data - registers and prescribing checks work immediately.

Common questions

Questions, answered.

The questions practices weighing iMedDoc against Jump ask most. If yours isn't here, ask us on a demo call.

Who the product is built around. iMedDoc grew up in Irish consultant practices - it runs the secretary-led work of a specialist clinic well: diary, dictated letters, invoicing, Healthcode insurer billing, an included card terminal. Jump is built around the clinical record of a private GP practice: SNOMED-coded consultations, dm+d-checked prescribing, structured lab results, registers and recalls that maintain themselves, and letters to NHS GPs over the NHS message exchange. Specialist admin versus GP clinical - that's the honest axis.

See the GP layer working.

We'll walk the comparison for your practice on a 30-minute call - the coded record, the checked prescribing, and an honest read on which product fits.