Aisel OS
Aisel prepares the visit, captures the session, follows the weeks between, makes the documents safe to sign and keeps in touch after discharge. Built for psychiatry, not adapted to it.
The problem, in numbers
~80 min
of staff time per initial consultation, with two clinicians present throughout
CIMT baseline evaluation, Psychiatric Centre Sct. Hans, n=29, 2026
27.7 min
of documentation per initial consultation, measured without AI
CIMT baseline evaluation, Psychiatric Centre Sct. Hans, n=26, 2026
2 hours
of desk and EHR work for every 1 hour of direct patient time in ambulatory care
Sinsky et al., Annals of Internal Medicine, 2016
The CIMT figures describe initial consultations today, without Aisel. No time saving is claimed from that study.
Where point tools break
Most clinics have information across handwritten notes, emails, EHR system, scribes and more. The clinician is connection - copying and grasping information between them all.
In Aisel, each step feeds the next. The intake brief opens the session. Scores land in the note. The note and the scores are already there when the report is due.
Before the visit
In the session
Between visits
Medical documents
After discharge
ACROSS THE COURSE OF TREATMENT
Patients tell their story once, in their own words. The clinician walks in with it structured and scored.
85%
complete their intake before visit one, across live clinics
The intake, the scales and the transcript in one place, so you listen instead of typing.
62%
lower clinical-note documentation time
Know how they are doing before they walk in.
73.8% vs 28.8%
remission with measurement-based care (Guo et al., AJP, 2015)
Scribes make documents faster to write. We make them safer to sign.
~50 min
to produce a medico-legal report by hand (indicative, n=5)
Recovery does not end at discharge. Short, gentle check-ins, timed to the care each person had.
40–60%
return to use within a year of discharge (McLellan et al., JAMA, 2000)
Division of labour
Aisel collects, transcribes, scores, cites and keeps in touch. It does not diagnose, interpret, recommend treatment or decide who is seen. Anything it flags is a prompt for clinical review, never a decision. The clinician is always the author of record.
Yes. Most clinics start with intake or in-session and add the rest when ready.
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UK/EU data residency, end-to-end encrypted, GDPR compliant, following ISO 27001 principles.
No. Aisel gathers and structures evidence; the clinician assesses, decides and signs.
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A 20-minute walkthrough on your own clinic's workflow.
GDPR compliantFollowing ISO 27001 principlesUK/EU data residencyEnd-to-end encryptedA 20-minute walkthrough, tailored to your clinic, of how Aisel turns the scattered record into documentation your clinicians review and sign.