Coming soon · UK veterinary practices

Where care
connects.

Every veterinary practice runs on brilliant people, but too much of the work is fragmented. Helm brings claims, handovers, tasks, SOPs and team communication into one place, helping the whole practice stay connected.

CMA Compliance
Where care connects — helm.vet
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Built for UK veterinary practices.
Ready for CMA · 23 September 2026.
The problem

Everyone is working hard.
But the work is fragmented.

It's 9am and the day is already moving. Everyone is capable. Context lives in corridors, messages get passed through people, and too much is held in someone's head.

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Messages get lost
A client calls for an update. Lab results come in. Callbacks are needed. The vet is in theatre, the nurse is in consult, and the message gets lost as shifts change and the day runs away.
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Nothing lands
A new protocol sits on a noticeboard, hoping people read it. SOPs are in folders, out of date. Change is hard to make stick when there's no shared place for it to live.
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Small things stay broken
The autoclave handle is still loose. People notice it and mention it, but it never becomes a clear job with a clear owner.
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Insurance costs hours
Multiple portals. Five to fifteen minutes per claim. Queries come back, answers have to be chased, and too much time goes into work that should be easier to see and move on.
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Continuity breaks down
The PMS holds the record, but not always the context. A colleague or a locum picking up tomorrow has to work through pages of notes to understand what matters most.
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Good work goes unseen
The whole team does brilliant work that holds the practice together. But there is no clear way to notice it, name it, or build on it.
The solution

Now look at the same day with Helm.

Everything has a place. The right people are looped in. Tasks are shared and owned. From one practice to a whole group, Helm brings more clarity, continuity and connection.

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Structured threads
Loop in the right team member in a way that works around consults, shifts and real practice life. Clinical context pulled in automatically.
Tasks with ownership
Give tasks a clear owner. Follow-ups, equipment issues and calls are logged and tracked, not forgotten.
Insurance in a click
AI reads clinical documents, fills the claim, flags what's missing. 15 minutes becomes under one.
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Live SOPs & search
Turn SOPs into a live operating manual. Search what you need, ask a question, and get the answer straight away.
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Full visibility
See what is moving, what is stuck, and where support is needed across a practice or a group.
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Works with your PMS
Helm does not replace your PMS. It sits around it, making practice life clearer, easier and more connected.

"After 20 years of running veterinary practices, I've seen the brilliant work our teams do day in, day out for pets and clients. Helm is built to make practice life more connected, less isolated, and better supported for the amazing people behind that work."

Mike Jackson BVMS MRCVS  ·  Former veterinary group owner  ·  Co-Founder of Helm
CMA Compliance · 23 September 2026

The CMA changes are coming.
We're built for them.

From 23 September 2026, every UK veterinary practice must meet new complaint-handling standards under the CMA's Veterinary Order. HELM Resolve, our complaint-handling module, is being built with practising vets to take this work off your plate — without adding another inbox to check or another portal to learn.

SLA tracking, built in
Acknowledge complaints within 5 working days, full response within 8 weeks. Deadlines tracked automatically. Escalations flagged before they slip.
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Audit trail without the admin
Every interaction logged, every decision recorded. When the regulator asks, you have a clear story to show — without anyone reconstructing it from memory.
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Patterns spotted early
See where similar complaints cluster, across a practice or a group. Catch systemic issues before they become repeated cases.
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A team response, not a solo one
Loop in the right people — vets, nurses, managers. Complaint handling becomes shared, supported and learnt from, not landed on one person's desk.