Clinical software for ADHD and autism services
Every patient handed on cleanly, from referral to the GP.
Baton is the system an ADHD and autism service runs on, private or NHS Right to Choose. It takes the patient in, chases the forms, briefs the clinician, drafts the report with every sentence cited, watches titration week by week and hands care to the GP. Your clinicians do the clinical work; Baton does the rest.
- Booking
- Assess
- Report
- Prescribe
- Titrate
- GP
Three ways in
Self-funded, company-funded or NHS-funded. One pathway after the front door.
A patient can book themselves, be sent by an employer's provider, or come through the NHS e-Referral Service. Each way in has its own rules, and Baton keeps them, then puts every patient on the same pathway with a case opened, the right forms sent and the right people told.
Booked and paid online
- Your services and prices, with real availability across your clinicians
- Full payment, a deposit or pay later, with invoices that chase themselves
- Adults, or children booked by a parent with parental responsibility recorded
- Already diagnosed elsewhere? They upload the report and start at titration
Told automatically: the patient, with a calendar invite.
Referred by a partner
- Each company's agreed price per service, kept on its record
- Screening rules suggest; the Medical Director accepts, holds or declines
- The patient chooses a time with nothing to pay
- One invoice per consultation, sent as a locked PDF
Told automatically: the company, when a referral is received, accepted, held, booked or declined.
Right to Choose, through e-RS
- UBRN, ICB contract and date received recorded once
- Contract rules checked: age, area, service, referral source
- Waiting-time clock from day one, with warnings before each target
- No charge to the patient; the ICB invoiced monthly
Told automatically: the patient, the moment the referral is accepted.
How it works
One pathway. Eleven stops. Nobody chasing paper.
A clinic's work is a relay. Baton is the thing being passed: each stop knows what the last one did, and the next one is already prepared. The tag on each stop shows who has the baton there.
Explore Baton
Four places to start.
Assessment
Forms that chase themselves, a briefing before the appointment, and a report drafted with every sentence cited.
How assessment works →ADHD titration
Consent, baseline and weekly readings against your limits, through to shared care with the GP.
How titration works →NHS Right to Choose
Waiting-time clocks, contract rules, MHSDS returns, commissioner reports and ICB invoicing.
What an ICB contract needs →Platform and governance
Booking, payments, staff compliance and the dashboard, with access by role and an audit trail.
See the whole platform →See Baton with your own pathway.
A short walkthrough on a call, then 30 days free with everything switched on.