Healthcare admin

Administrative support, never clinical judgement.

Practices and clinics need help with letters, referrals, scheduling and reporting — the administration around care, not the care itself.

A calm, bright clinic administration office

A calm clinic reception desk with folders linked by soft orange light lines to an appointment screen

What gets in the way

The week disappears here.

  • Letters and referral paperwork queued for days

  • Scheduling and recalls handled reactively

  • Reporting assembled by hand every month

  • Enquiries waiting on someone with the file

Workflows

Jobs you can hand over.

Each one is a piece of work with a clear finish line, prepared for your review.

  • Correspondence drafting

    Prepare administrative letters for clinical review.

  • Referral paperwork

    Assemble referral packs and flag missing information.

  • Scheduling support

    Prepare recall lists and appointment communications.

  • Enquiry handling

    Draft answers to non-clinical enquiries, escalating the rest.

  • Reporting

    Produce recurring administrative reports from your own data.

  • Policy documents

    Keep internal documents current and consistent.

  • Supplier admin

    Handle ordering, invoices and chasing.

  • Rota preparation

    Draft rotas and cover requests for approval.

Ask like this

Say it the way you'd say it.

  • Prepare this week's recall letters for review

  • Draft the administrative reply to these enquiries

  • Build the monthly activity report from our figures

Controlled action

Where IrisKey steps in.

  • 8ORA does not give clinical advice or make clinical decisions

  • Every patient-facing document is released only by an authorised member of staff

IrisKey.ai™

Authority before autonomy.

Capable AI is not enough. Before anything consequential happens — money moving, a message going out, a record changing — IrisKey confirms who is asking, what they may do, and whether a human needs to approve it.

  • Identity

    Who is actually asking for this.

  • Permission

    Whether they are allowed to ask for it.

  • Authority

    Whether it can be done without a person signing off.

  • Verification

    A record of what was checked, and by whom.

A brushed-titanium and frosted-glass key module resting on a pale stone plinth in daylight

Held for approval

“Send the supplier the revised terms” — drafted, verified, waiting on you.