During your appointment
All on-site diagnostics aim to provide real-time results to support diagnosis and decisions during the current appointment.
SERVICES & DIAGNOSTICSOn-site diagnostics.
On-site diagnostics.
Informed care.
Real-time on-site information, reviewed by a clinician during your appointment—not disconnected measurements without a next step.
The MediBay model · Register interest for future accessTHE EQUIPMENT BEHIND THE VISIT
See MediBay up close.
Explore the TechWall, examination camera, portable imaging and MediPod setting.
The MediBay TechWall
The screen, camera assembly and local workstation brought together in one demonstration configuration.
Original equipment photograph from the MediBay demonstration.
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The examination camera
A closer look at the TechWall’s mounted camera, lens and articulated positioning arm.
Original close-up photograph. Equipment and clinical use vary by configuration.
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Portable imaging
The portable imaging unit and its accompanying tablet display, photographed at the demonstration.
On-screen annotations are obscured for privacy. Imaging requires an appropriately equipped setting and trained team.
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MediPod in a pharmacy
A nurse-supported pharmacy setting, with the MediPod’s consultation chair, selected equipment and a connected clinician on screen.
AI-assisted visualisation based on MediBay’s pod, shown in an illustrative pharmacy—not an operating or confirmed installation.
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Workstation details
A wider view of the TechWall’s screen, mounted equipment and washbasin. The supporting environment is part of the configuration—not a separate diagnostic test.
Original equipment photograph. Layout and installed devices are selected for each service.
Understand the consultation setting View full photograph (opens in a new tab)Demonstration configurations, not a promise that every location offers every test. The confirmed service depends on equipment, trained staff and applicable approvals.
See the Parliament eventCONNECTED EXAMINATION
How the equipment supports your consultation.
The TechWall brings the consultation screen and connections for clinical equipment into the local care setting. A nurse supports the examination while the connected clinician uses the findings to guide the discussion.
The aim is to move from a concern to an informed next step during the same appointment, with appropriate testing and a clear record of what was decided.
See how a MediBay visit worksEXPLORE THE CAPABILITIES
Explore the types of tests.
These are examples within the MediBay model, not a universal test package. The confirmed menu depends on the site, equipment, trained staff and clinical need.
Measurements with clinical context.
Appropriate observations give the clinician information to consider alongside your symptoms and history.
- What may be involved
- Blood pressure, pulse, oxygen saturation and temperature, using the equipment and protocols selected for the service.
- During the visit
- The nurse explains and takes the requested measurements. Results are reviewed in the consultation rather than treated as a diagnosis on their own.
- What follows
- The clinician may repeat a measurement, investigate further, advise on monitoring or agree another next step.
Examination information—not just a video call.
Connected examination devices can help the remote clinician review information gathered by the on-site team.
- What may be involved
- Digital heart and lung sounds, an otoscope for examining the ear, or a medical camera and dermatoscope for suitable skin examination.
- During the visit
- A trained member of the clinical team positions or operates the required device while the clinician directs and interprets the examination.
- What follows
- The findings contribute to the care plan. Some concerns still need further examination, specialist assessment or investigation.
A closer look at heart and breathing function.
Where included in the service, ECG and respiratory testing add information to the clinical assessment.
- What may be involved
- An ECG records the heart’s electrical activity. Spirometry measures aspects of breathing through a guided test.
- During the visit
- The team explains the requested test, checks suitability and supports you through it. Testing and interpretation follow the service’s clinical protocols.
- What follows
- The clinician discusses the findings and whether monitoring, further investigation or a referral is appropriate. These tests do not exclude every possible condition.
Imaging where the service is equipped to offer it.
MediBay’s equipment model includes ultrasound and configured imaging pathways, rather than assuming that every location offers every scan.
- What may be involved
- Handheld ultrasound where appropriate and performed by a suitably trained clinical-team member. X-ray requires a specifically equipped and approved setting.
- During the visit
- The team explains the examination, checks suitability and follows the relevant imaging and reporting arrangements.
- What follows
- Images and reports support clinical review. Further imaging or specialist interpretation may be required; some onward tests will not provide same-day results.
Selected tests close to the point of care.
Point-of-care testing is intended to bring relevant diagnostic information into the current appointment.
- What may be involved
- Selected blood or urine tests, according to the approved equipment and clinical indication—for example glucose, inflammation or other agreed test panels.
- During the visit
- The team takes or assists with the sample and explains the test. Blood tests may involve a short wait while the sample is processed.
- What follows
- Available on-site results are discussed during the care episode. Additional investigations not available on site may need external processing and later review.
WHEN WILL I KNOW?
When will I receive my results?
A short wait for blood tests
Blood testing may involve a short processing wait. The team explains what is being tested and how the result will be discussed.
Further tests when needed
Some questions require tests not available on site. Those results may not be available the same day, and the care plan should identify the follow-up.
A diagnostic result supports clinical judgement. It does not guarantee a definitive diagnosis at every appointment.
FROM FINDING TO FOLLOW-UP
What happens after your tests?
- 01
Review
Discuss the result with your clinician in the context of your assessment.
- 02
Agree
Understand the plan, any uncertainty and what further care may be needed.
- 03
Record
Keep the reviewed information and plan with the same MediBay patient record.
- 04
Continue
Follow outstanding results, referral updates and agreed follow-up through the care pathway.
SPECIALIST PATHWAYS
Explore i-Track i-Track, connected through MediBay.
Explore the eye-tracking screening pathway and how background information, reviewed findings and any onward assessment fit together. Screening is not a standalone autism diagnosis.
LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Have a question about a service?
Ask the team about the proposed scope and availability. Please keep enquiries free of personal medical information.