Patient Compass Suite
Illustrative AI-generated image: an older man, seen from outside, steps into his home at dusk carrying a pharmacy bag and an envelope, with a hospital wristband visible.

The hospital
stay ends.

And someone
goes home.

See what happens next

An illustrative image. Not a real patient.

An abstract illustration: an ivory paper document titled Discharge Summary stands on dark polished marble. A small door is cut into the lower part of the sheet; warm light comes through it.

The questions
don’t.

Some information
needs a way back in.

Discover The Compass
Actual Compass demonstration card for day two, ‘Videos, activities and nurse notes’: what you may notice today, why this happens, things improving soon, and a nurse’s note.
The Compass

A door that
stays open.

Recovery information, arranged around the days ahead. Something to return to when the next question arrives.

And before the operation? Explore The Compass demo (opens in a new tab)

Actual demonstration content, not a live app or patient record.

Illustrative AI-generated image: a small pile of old, creased patient-information leaflets, photocopies of photocopies, on a dark table.

Before the operation

The conversation
that matters most.

Is a pile of fading photocopies the best support we can offer for the conversation that carries the most weight, ethically and legally, before a life-changing event?

Do we leave someone alone with old paper, or searching an AI chatbot for answers to questions they may not know to ask?

Show me another way Or test your own leaflet first

An illustrative image. It does not depict any organisation’s actual materials.

Actual Polaris demonstration screen: the Adult Circumcision pathway, 20 steps in 7 phases, clinically reviewed and signed off, opening on the first phase, ‘Understanding why’.
Polaris

A way to prepare.
A place to return.

Information before the procedure, arranged as a pathway, in standard and Easy Read forms. Something to revisit, and to bring questions back to the clinical team.

Explore the Polaris demo (opens in a new tab)

Actual demonstration content, not a live app or patient record.

Scroll downLast page: who stands behind the words

Behind the words

Behind the words,
someone stands.

Hold the page up to the light.
See the work behind it.

A sheet of paper held to a lamp, introducing The Compass as your daily post-operative companion. A translucent Suite mark reveals the clinical work behind the page.
An illustration of a page held to a lamp. The heading, the mark and the imprint are drawn over it.

Reliable sources.

Clinical references remain attached to the information. The evidence behind a statement can be found and reviewed.

Reliable sources.
Auditable clinical review.
Accountability for every single word.

The Helm is where clinicians prepare, review and approve the information behind the patient experience. AI can help prepare a draft. Clinical approval remains human.

Polaris supports preparation before the procedure, with standard and Easy Read options.

  • No patient log-in. Patients open a link. The Suite holds no patient accounts and no directly identifying patient information.
  • Standard and Easy Read, together. Every step is prepared in both forms. A figure present in one and missing from the other blocks sign-off.
  • The link stays current. A patient’s link opens the published pathway as it stands today, not a saved copy.
  • Figures carry their source. A risk figure names where it comes from, and can be shown as people out of 100.
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What could this look like
for your patients?

One consultant. One procedure.
A 20-minute conversation.

For consultant surgeons

Start the conversation

A 90-day guided trial with clinical review. Opens the pilot page; no meeting is booked until agreed.

For managers and teams

Send this to a consultant
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