This step: The patient
The patient explains it in their own words.
Saha opens the conversation on your website and offers only the services you've switched on. There's nothing to download.
Consent noted · services you offer only

Now welcoming partner pharmacies and clinics across the UK
Ready-written services, your own website, bookings and payments. Saha's AI prepares every case, so a registered professional can make every decision and you can focus on your patients.


The patient starts in their own words
MHRA registration is not approval or endorsement. Each item links to its public record.
What changes
Requests arrive by phone, walk-in and web. Each one starts from zero and leaves through several systems. Saha gives that work one simple, governed route.
No moreWriting every pathway yourself
Written and kept up to date by Saha's clinical team. Your superintendent accepts each one.
No morePaying a web agency
A storefront in your name and colours, with your regulator details in the footer.
No morePhone tag and paper forms
Any time of day, with the safety questions answered before they arrive.
No moreChasing payments
Stripe payment links, invoices and subscriptions, matched to each consultation.
No moreOpen loops
Follow-ups and exceptions have a visible owner, so nothing drops between shifts.
For pharmacies & private clinics
We do the heavy lifting. Your team accepts the services, checks the details and presses go. Nothing goes live until every check has passed, and nobody can tick one by hand.
How it works
Every step runs on one platform, and a professional stays in charge of every clinical decision.
01 The patient
Any time of day. They choose a service and a time that suits them.
02 AI assistant
Safety questions first, then the questions your clinician would ask.
03 A professional
Your pharmacist, prescriber or optometrist makes every clinical decision and records the reason.
04 Stripe
Through Stripe, matched to the consultation. No card details in chat.
05 Your team
Collect in store, or send with Royal Mail labels and tracking. Follow-ups are scheduled.
Your brand, your patients
Every partner gets their own online clinic. Patients see your name and branding throughout, and their care comes from your team.
Brand colour
Nothing you type here is saved or sent. Connecting a domain you already own is in development.
Online care, collected or delivered
Online care from your local pharmacy team.
Private consultations, reviewed by our pharmacists. Collect in store or have it delivered.
Your Pharmacy · GPhC premises 0000000 (example) · Powered by Saha
How AI triage works
Real Saha screens · synthetic case · scroll or tap a step
This step: The patient
Saha opens the conversation on your website and offers only the services you've switched on. There's nothing to download.
Consent noted · services you offer only
Emergency wording follows NHS guidance on red eye and eye injuries. Urgent eye care is provided by accredited optometrists where commissioned (CUES). The software is registered with the MHRA as a Class I medical device; registration is not approval. Intake testing continues, and every case is reviewed by a professional.

For patients
In your own words, on your phone or computer. Start in the language you're most comfortable with.
Simple questions first, to make sure you're in the right place.
Pick an appointment that suits you. If you're paying for a private service, you'll see the price first.
A registered pharmacist, prescriber or optometrist reviews your answers and makes every decision about your care.
Is it an emergency?
Call 999 or go to A&E. For urgent help that isn't an emergency, use NHS 111 online or call 111. Please don't wait for an online consultation.
Try it yourself · synthetic data
Step through three pathways. See what the person sees, what the team sees, and the moment a professional takes over. Nothing here is real: no patient data, bookings or payments.
What the person sees
Hi, I've had a sore throat for three days. Can the pharmacy help?
I can help you get to the right place. First, a quick safety check: are you having difficulty breathing, unable to swallow, drooling, or making a high-pitched sound when you breathe?
No, none of those.
What the team sees
AI-supported step · Front-door assistant
Nothing written to any clinical system
Pharmacy First sore throat pathway: 5 years and over. The pharmacist assesses and decides.
Step 1 of 5, Front door. Owner: Front-door assistant.
Concept demonstration only. Named systems show the intended ecosystem position only. Any integration requires supplier agreement, technical validation, information governance and local clinical assurance.
Less admin, more care

In development AI drafts your pages and questionnaires. Nothing is published until you press Save.
What we'll measure together in a pilot
These are measures, not promises. We agree them with you up front and report against your own data.
What's inside Saha AIOS
Governed AI agents
Answers public questions about your services, opening hours and how to book, by chat or voice, in plain language.
Limit Never gives a diagnosis or treatment decision. Urgent symptoms are directed to 999 or NHS 111.
A configurable front door for optometry practices: symptom capture, emergency-sign routing and booking with an accredited optometrist.
Limit Does not interpret eye findings or decide urgency. Clinical triage stays with accredited optometrists.
Launch a branded online clinic on your own web address, with services, consultation questionnaires and team roles.
Limit Nothing goes live until your responsible professional has approved it.
Pathway-specific questionnaires that turn a conversation into a structured, consented summary for the professional.
Limit Prepares information only. Never determines eligibility.
Clinician availability, bookings, reminders and rebooking across in-person, phone and video appointments.
Limit Cannot bypass a required consultation or overbook a clinician.
Secure payment links, invoices and subscriptions through Stripe, matched to the consultation they belong to.
Limit Never asks for card details in chat. Payments are handled by Stripe.
Scheduled check-ins, outcome capture and an exceptions queue for anything that needs a person.
Limit Escalates rather than reassures when something changes.
Professional register checks, role-based capability, audit trails, incident and data-breach workflows, and policy guardrails.
Limit No one gets clinical capability until a person has reviewed their register entry.
One live view of queues, exceptions and service performance across every site.
Limit Shows what needs a person. It does not make the decision.
A consented, face-to-face conversational assistant for the web and in-store kiosks.
Limit Public information only. No access to records, payments or clinical decisions.
For regulators, commissioners & governance leads
Saha AIOS is decision support and workflow, not autonomous care. This chapter sets out our intended purpose, the human boundary, accountability, verification and data protection, with a link to every public record.
Decision support and workflow, not autonomous care. Saha's clinical triage and support system is registered with the MHRA as a Class I medical device (Ref. 38301). Registration is not MHRA approval, certification or endorsement.
View MHRA registrationNo AI agent may issue, approve or modify a prescription without human sign-off. Clinical assessment, eligibility, urgency and referral decisions sit with qualified professionals.
Read how Saha uses AIICO registered (ZC113895). NHS DSPT 2025–26 standards met. Cyber Essentials certified. Identifiable data is not used to train AI models.
View ICO registrationAn active clinical risk management process aligned with DCB0129 and DCB0160, with a maintained hazard log under a named Clinical Safety Officer. A completed formal compliance assessment has not yet been published.
See what is and is not confirmedWhat Saha will never do
Who does what
Saha builds and runs the platform. Your organisation stays in charge of every clinical decision. As you scroll, each duty moves into its owner's column.
Saha AIOS
Saha Care Ltd · platform
Your organisation
Pharmacy, practice or clinic · clinical
The person
Patient or customer · care
Verification
Before your organisation goes live, and before anyone on your team can work, Saha checks them against the official registers. Expired documents stop counting on the day they expire.
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GPhC premises register
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Companies House
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GPhC register
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Their own register: GPhC, GMC, GOC or NMC
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GOV.UK share-code service
ID ••••
Stripe Identity, where the role requires it
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Reviewed by a person
Policy ••••
Reviewed by a person
Where a register can't be checked automatically, a person checks it. Numbers are masked examples, never a real registrant. Nobody gets clinical access until their register entry has been reviewed.
Rails, not rip-and-replace
Named systems show the intended ecosystem position only. Any integration requires supplier agreement, technical validation, information governance and local clinical assurance.
Inspection-ready
Straight answers, with the public record linked where one exists. Clinical safety documents are shared during assurance.
Regulatory status & how Saha uses AISaha's clinical triage and support system is registered with the MHRA as a Class I medical device (Ref. 38301). Registration is not MHRA approval or endorsement.
MHRA registrationSaha's clinical team writes and maintains each service. The organisation's superintendent or clinical lead accepts each version before it is offered. Nothing goes live until that acceptance is recorded.
The person is directed to 999, A&E or NHS 111 straight away, using NHS wording. It is never queued, no booking is made and the team is alerted.
NHS 111The registered professional. Assessment, eligibility, urgency, prescribing and referral decisions are made and signed by a person. No AI agent may issue, approve or modify a prescription without human sign-off.
Approvals and declines with reasons, service acceptances and register checks are written to audit logs, with role-based access for each team member.
An active clinical risk management process is aligned with DCB0129 and DCB0160, with a maintained hazard log under a named Clinical Safety Officer. A formal compliance assessment has not yet been published. Clinical safety documents are shared during assurance.
Regulatory statusNo. Identifiable data is not used to train AI models.
Built where care happens
Saha is shaped by pharmacists who run real counters, every day. Saha started in two Lancashire community pharmacies, where it is designed and tested.


How we start
Bring one pathway, one hand-off and the system it lives in today. We map where time and information are lost.
45 minutes · no patient dataWe configure services, agents and limits. You review the DPIA, hazard log and SOP changes first.
Your sign-off firstRun in a defined setting against measures agreed up front. Benefits stay hypotheses until your data says otherwise.
Measures agreed up frontQuestions
No. Saha Care Ltd builds and runs the platform. Medicines are dispensed by GPhC-registered pharmacies, and care is given by the registered professionals using Saha.
Saha sets up your organisation and invites your admin. We check your people and premises, your superintendent accepts the services, and you add your brand and payments. Go live unlocks when all ten checks pass.
Saha's clinical team writes each service and keeps it current. Your superintendent accepts each version before you offer it, and you set your own prices.
No. The record of care stays in your approved system. Saha prepares the hand-off so nobody re-types it. Any integration needs supplier agreement, technical validation, information governance and local clinical assurance.
Yes. You get a storefront in your name and colours at your own Saha web address. Connecting a domain you already own is in development.
Get in touch and we'll talk you through it for the services you want to offer.
Join Saha
Tell us about your pharmacy or clinic, or bring one pathway to a 45-minute workflow discovery. We'll map it with you. No patient data is needed.
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