Power to Live Foundation: registration-to-records integration for a UK mental-health charity.
Power to Live Foundation, a UK mental-health charity, ran patient registration and patient management as two disconnected systems, with a non-technical team stuck re-keying data between them. We improved the registration system itself, then integrated it directly with their patient management software so a registration flows straight into the patient record. Because the charity has no in-house IT, the engagement was built around plain-English communication and quick-turnaround fixes: glitches reported in the morning are typically resolved the same day. What began as a single integration project became a personalised, ongoing arrangement — Enigmatix is now the charity's long-term IT provider, handling support, maintenance and incremental improvements as their services grow.
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Where AI fits in healthcare & life sciences.
Drafting letters and summaries for clinicians to approve, patient assistants that know when to hand over, and retrieval over guidance documents, built with UK GDPR and clinical safety in mind.
Explore AI development“We are a mental health charity and not tech-minded. We needed to improve our patient registration system but wanted a company that we can relate to. Hassan took the time to meet with me and patiently went through our process to find a personalised solution for us. Hassan's team did a great job streamlining our process and connected our registration system to our patient management software. Whenever we have a glitch, they resolve this quickly. Enigmatix Global provides a personal and efficient service and we have adopted them to be our IT provider.”
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Plain-English requirements, no jargon in status updates, and a single point of contact for quick-turnaround glitch resolution — the charity never needed to hire in-house IT.
It started that way. After the registration system was connected to their patient management software, the charity kept Enigmatix on as its ongoing IT provider.
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