AMY

Designed around real-world eating disorder care.

AMY was developed to reflect the complexity of clinical practice — bringing together the information, structure and insight needed to support safer, more consistent decision-making.

Supporting clinicians with clarity, not adding complexity.

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AMY brings together physical health monitoring, care planning, and risk oversight into one structured system.

By providing a clear, real-time view of patient information, it helps clinicians identify changes earlier and respond more confidently.

Designed to support — not replace — clinical judgement.

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Interested in how AMY supports safer, more connected eating disorder care?

We’d be very happy to show you how the platform works and answer any questions.

🔗 Book a demo: http://bit.ly/4sJERe5

Interested in how AMY supports safer, more connected eating disorder care?

We’d be very happy to show you how the platform works and answer any questions.

🔗 Book a demo: http://bit.ly/4sJERe5

A few moments from the London Eating Disorders Conference.

It was a valuable opportunity to connect with clinicians and service leaders, and to explore the ongoing challenges around visibility of risk, fragmented systems, and decision-making in eating disorder care.

These conversations are central to why AMY was developed — to support clearer insight, stronger coordination, and safer, more consistent care.

Thank you to everyone we had the opportunity to meet and speak with.

Reflecting on yesterday’s London Eating Disorders Conference.

It was a privilege to host a discussion focused on risk assessment and patient safety with panelists MP Richard Quigley, Dr Shaza Elfaki, and Bramacare co-founder Dr Sachindev Ramoo, chaired by Cordelia Kretzschmar, and to hear shared experiences of the challenges faced in day-to-day clinical practice.

A clear theme emerged: the need for better visibility, more joined-up systems, and support for timely, informed decision-making.

These are the challenges AMY is designed to address.

Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation — we look forward to continuing it.

Today we launched AMY at the London Eating Disorder Conference. AMY is designed to support eating disorder services and commissioners in delivering safe, structured intervention at scale.

AMY brings together assessment, risk monitoring, care planning, clinical workflows, and service-level insights in one structured system to support multidisciplinary teams.

It's aligned with NICE and MEED guidelines to ensure the best standard of care.

Book a demo: http://bit.ly/4sJERe5

Visit the website: https://amy.health/

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