Private practice EHR
A private practice EHR with the clinical depth of NHS systems.
Coded records, prescribing safety checks and an audit trail that holds up later - not a notes field bolted onto a booking app.
The short version
Most “EHR” software for private practice is a practice-management tool with a notes field. A real EHR codes the record as it's written, checks every prescription against a live drug dictionary, and keeps an audit trail that holds up months later - not just storage, a clinical system.
What makes it a real EHR
Four things a notes field can't do.
Records coded as they're written
Every consultation captured as structured SNOMED CT data, not free text, so the record can be searched, audited and built on, not just stored.
See patient records →Prescribing checked against a live drug dictionary
Every prescription checked against the full NHS dm+d dictionary for interactions, allergies and contraindications before it's issued.
See prescribing →Registers that maintain themselves
Built from the coding in your notes, not a spreadsheet someone has to keep updating by hand.
See registers →An audit trail that holds up later
Every entry, every change, attributed and timestamped - the record a CQC inspector or a solicitor can actually rely on.
What's in the record
Everything a consultation touches, on one timeline.
Type naturally; the record structures itself as you write.
Full interaction and allergy checks, private scripts and repeats.
Self-maintaining registers built from coded diagnoses, not spreadsheets.
Letters to the patient's NHS GP, sent electronically and tracked to delivery.
Registers & recalls
A register built from the record, not a parallel spreadsheet.
Because every consultation is coded as it's written, registers build themselves from diagnoses already in the record rather than a spreadsheet someone has to keep alive by hand. Care gaps - an overdue HbA1c, a missed foot check - surface on their own.
Recalls fulfil automatically on attendance, so a patient who comes in for something else still clears the register entry if the visit covers it.
Correspondence
The NHS GP actually hears from you.
Generate a comprehensive treatment summary from the record and send it to the patient's NHS GP over the NHS message exchange (MESH), sent as your practice - not a PDF attached to an email and hoping for the best.
Delivery is tracked - pending, sending, sent, delivered - so shared-care arrangements are documented and you know the letter actually arrived.
Clinical governance
Built for CQC, not just IT sign-off.
The clinical governance an inspector actually checks for, not just an infosec badge.
Independently certified, not self-attested.
In place, the same standard NHS organisations are assessed against.
The clinical risk management standard for health IT systems.
Prescribing decisions, record changes and access, all logged.
The familiar, kept
Everything you're used to. Nothing you put up with.
The NHS systems set your baseline for what a clinical record should do. Moving into private practice shouldn't mean lowering it.
Works with what you have
Prescribing and lab results, connected.
Pricing
Straightforward, per-user pricing.
Or £125 per user per month billed monthly. Volume discounts apply for larger teams, and enterprise groups get custom pricing.
Still comparing?
We publish the comparisons ourselves.
Researched against each product's public materials, with credit given wherever a competitor genuinely has the capability. If we had to win by hiding the alternatives, we'd have already lost.
Common questions
Choosing a private practice EHR.
What UK private GPs ask us about the clinical record before switching to Jump.
See the record for yourself.
Book a demo and look at a real coded consultation, not a screenshot.