Composable infrastructure that connects care, data, systems and teams
Big Picture Medical enables healthcare organisations to configure, deploy and scale digital care pathways across the services and systems you already run. One connected layer brings together patient interfaces, clinician worklists and care logic, so teams deliver faster, more efficient and more scalable care.
Fast to configure. Built to integrate. Open standards. Designed for real-world care.
Every pathway is composed through our builders, assembled from reusable components proven in real-world care. Each component becomes reusable across future pathways or workflows, creating a growing library that accelerates every subsequent deployment. That is how pathways go live in weeks. Build digital front doors, single points of access, referral triage, remote monitoring and shared care workflows, all built on structured clinical data with meaning preserved across systems.
Care Workflow builder
Data Workflow builder
This is how these pathways play out in the complex healthcare services that are live today.
Single Point of Access
Big Picture Medical provides a digital infrastructure solution for Single Point of Access that streamlines referrals, triage, and patient flow, reducing admin workload, providing faster access to care, and giving teams real-time visibility across the care journey.
- Digital front door: A single entry point consolidating all referrals into one unified worklist
- Triage and routing: Algorithm-driven prioritisation to route patients to the right follow-up step
- Patient comms & data capture: Onboarding letters and questionnaires, reminders, updates, and waiting well support
- Shared clinician view: Real-time visibility of demand, status, and next actions across teams
- EHR integration: Integration with EHRs such as EMIS and SystmOne
Weight Management
Big Picture Medical provides a digital infrastructure solution that creates a Single Point of Access for weight management services - consolidating referrals into one unified worklist, capturing data in the community, automating triage with clinical algorithms, and routing patients to the right intervention.
The solution is live in NHS deployment and meets OPIP funding criteria for digital infrastructure innovation.
Mental Health
The UK's mental health system is under extraordinary strain: 1.8 million people waiting for treatment, £118 billion in annual economic cost. Most of it traces back to fragmented health and social care that makes coordinated delivery almost impossible. For someone living with mental illness there is no system, just a maze of disconnected services. Our infrastructure unifies them, speeding entry into care and giving teams visibility across the whole journey.
Single Point of Access for ADHD & Autism
ADHD and autism services are under intense pressure, some patients waiting up to eight years for assessment. With no single pathway owner and little end-to-end visibility, providers can't see where patients are stuck, where backlogs build, or track outcomes consistently.
Our infrastructure provides one front door. Referrals arrive structured and risk-prioritised, and real-time visibility into demand, capacity and bottlenecks helps services cut wait times, route patients to the right intervention faster, and reduce reliance on costly Right to Choose providers.
Live in NHS deployment. Aligned with NHS England's ADHD Taskforce recommendations and the NHS 10 Year Health Plan.
Screening & Diagnostics
A patient moves through screening and diagnostics across primary care, imaging, labs and specialists. Data is captured at every step, but in systems that don't talk, causing overdiagnosis and inefficiency, and blocking the clinical AI that could transform accuracy and triage. Our infrastructure turns fragmented screening and diagnostic pathways into one system, using AI to prioritise workload, improve uptake and ensure every abnormal result is acted on.
Breast cancer screening
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, with 2.3 million new cases each year. Early detection greatly improves survival, yet 30 to 35% of eligible women skip routine mammography, leading to later-stage diagnoses, harder treatment and higher mortality.
Our infrastructure improves early detection by combining digital onboarding with risk stratification, AI-enabled workload prioritisation and automated scheduling. Personalised reminders and coordination with imaging centres lift screening adherence and ensure rapid follow-up on abnormal results.