evtelix

Why Evtelix exists

Waiting lists for ADHD and autism assessments have grown faster than services can keep up with. Behind every assessment is a long trail of forms, letters, questionnaires and reports, and much of a clinician’s time goes on gathering and writing up information rather than on the clinical work itself.

Evtelix is designed to carry that journey in one connected record: from referral, through assessment and diagnosis, to the GP, treatment follow-up and support afterwards. Clinicians make every clinical decision. Evtelix makes sure what they need is complete, organised and in the right place.

Built around the whole journey.

We are building this in stages, starting with adult ADHD assessment and adding each part as the evidence and safety work for it is in place.

Waiting and being assessed can be worrying. The assistant answers from information approved by clinicians, starting in the first stage with set answers to common questions. It never gives medical advice or makes clinical decisions, and any urgent concern is passed straight to people. It is designed to be covered by the same clinical safety checks as the rest of Evtelix, including testing how it responds to signs of crisis.

FirstAdult ADHD assessment

  1. Incomplete referrals are a common cause of delay. Evtelix is designed to check each referral against what the service needs and request missing items. Anyone who discloses urgent risk is directed to 999 or NHS 111, and the clinical team is alerted for follow-up. Evtelix never closes a referral on its own.

  2. Questionnaires, informant forms, school reports and previous letters are collected online, with save-and-return, reminders and voice input for people who find long forms hard. Health background, including heart history, is captured early so treatment checks can start sooner. Every item stays linked to where it came from.

  3. Before the appointment, Evtelix checks the file is complete and helps people finish it, rather than cancelling. The clinician sees the evidence organised by area, with gaps and disagreements between sources highlighted, so the session goes on the questions only a clinician can answer. The diagnosis is always the clinician's.

  4. Report writing can take hours per assessment. Once the clinician records their decision, Evtelix drafts the report, a plain-English summary and the GP letter from the evidence, with every statement traceable to its source. The clinician edits and signs before anything is sent securely.

Starts with a provider pilot that measures time saved at each step.

NextAutism and the GP

  1. Autism assessment draws on more people and more sources: early development, school, and observation by trained clinicians. Evtelix is designed to gather developmental history and school input, and give the multidisciplinary team one organised digest. Observation and diagnosis stay with the team.

  2. One reason shared care stalls is an incomplete request. Evtelix is designed to assemble the diagnosis, treatment history and monitoring to date in the format each local protocol asks for, and track whether it has been accepted. GPs can still decline, and the specialist team remains the route back for advice.

  3. People often leave an assessment with questions. Evtelix is designed to offer clinician-approved information about the diagnosis, reasonable adjustments at school or work, and where to find support, alongside the written report.

Builds on the first stage's evidence, plus secure links to GP practices.

LaterTreatment follow-up

  1. During titration, people would log symptoms, side effects and blood pressure between appointments for the prescribing team to review. This needs medical device certification and a prescribing partner, so it follows once the first two stages are proven. Evtelix never prescribes or changes doses.

Needs medical device certification and a prescribing partner.

Our safety commitments

Our values

  • Clinicians decide

    Evtelix supports clinical judgement and never replaces it. Every diagnosis and treatment decision stays with a qualified clinician.

  • Safety without compromise

    We would rather build less and build it safely. Each part of Evtelix waits until the evidence and safeguards for it are in place.

  • Empathy in the wait

    Waiting for an assessment can be hard. We design for the person on the other side of the form, especially people who find long forms difficult.

  • Honest about AI

    We say plainly what Evtelix does, what it does not do and what is not in place yet, and we share what our pilots find.

Meet the founder

Alexandra Gritsenko
Alexandra GritsenkoFounder and CEO

Alexandra has worked across almost every side of the pathway Evtelix is built for: NHS mental health teams, frontline care and psychotherapy. Evtelix brings that experience together.

  • Frontline careWorked as a nurse assistant practitioner in a psychiatric hospital alongside a multidisciplinary team in NHS Lothian. As an assistant psychologist, owned data analysis for a Scottish Government-funded programme supporting emergency-service staff. Before that, worked as a support worker in a care home for people with learning disabilities.
  • TherapyPracticed as a CBT therapist in a private practice. During her master’s, delivered therapy to children and young people, many with co-occurring ADHD and autism presentations.
  • EducationMSc Psychological Therapies (CBT), University of EdinburghMSc Psychology of Mental Health, University of EdinburghBA (Hons) Business, Dublin Business SchoolBBA, Business School Lausanne
  • ProductDesigns and builds digital products. Led the design of the Evtelix prototype and its ADHD and autism service design.

Want to know more?

Investors, providers and clinicians can all reach us through the contact form, or at hello@evtelix.com.

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