Lexacom added to NHS supply chain MIA register

Simplifying the process for NHS organisations to deploy Lexacom’s AI powered platform.

Lexacom has been added to the NHS Supply Chain Master Indemnity Agreement register, making it simpler for NHS organisations to evaluate and adopt its technology.

For NHS procurement and IT teams, trialling new systems involves considerable administrative and legal steps. Inclusion on the MIA register helps reduce this friction, giving trusts, practices, and primary care networks greater confidence, and fewer barriers.

Making it easier to adopt new technology in practice

This is particularly important as healthcare organisations look to adopt new technologies such as ambient AI and advanced workflow automation. These systems are becoming a key way to reduce administrative burdens and free up time for patient care, but can be hard to evaluate quickly while complying with stringent data regulations.

Lexacom’s platform brings together ambient AI, speech recognition, digital dictation, intelligent workflows and patient communication tools in one integrated system. Its ambient voice technology (AVT) generates draft clinical notes from consultations, helping clinicians reduce time spent on documentation, and focus more fully on patients.

Alongside this, Lexacom supports end to end clinical workflows, from capturing information through to document creation, task management and communication with patients. By combining these capabilities in one platform, it can simplify how healthcare teams manage information flow.

A recognised framework for technology with confidence in the NHS

The Master Indemnity Agreement provides a nationally recognised framework for the loan and trial of equipment, removing the need for separate indemnity arrangements for each evaluation. For NHS organisations, this means a more straightforward route to testing new technologies in real-world settings.

Gareth Murton-Moore, Finance Director at Lexacom, said, “Healthcare is changing quickly, particularly with the emergence of ambient AI and more intelligent workflows. Our focus is on helping healthcare organisations adopt these technologies safely and with as little friction as possible. Being on the MIA register is another step in making it easier for NHS customers to evaluate the full Lexacom platform and see the benefits in practice.”

Lexacom has been working with NHS organisations for more than 25 years, and is used by a majority of GP practices across the UK. Its continued development reflects a broader shift from standalone tools towards integrated platforms that support the full clinical workflow, from consultation through to communication and follow-up.

Organisations interested in trialling the latest Lexacom platform can contact us to arrange a demonstration or evaluation.