"Not surprised at all now why broker has a £1.12 on MPAL"27 Jun 2026 13:16
Such an interesting and insightful post on Telegram MPAL Group (Credit to Shaxxx), they outline the investment thesis in Medpal AI:
After researching and making notes I'm so surprised on the scale of this operation and now actually not surprised at all now why broker has a £1.12 on mpal.
For those not clued on yet See for yourselves and make your mind up. Reading through all this it's now in my mind not if but when NHS is on board at scale.
MPAL In June 2026, MPAL officially migrated Juno to Anthropic’s latest Claude models to shift it from a responsive chatbot to an agentic companion.
The NHS isn't just failing because of a lack of medicine; it's failing because millions of hours are wasted on administrative backlog, routine check-ins, and manual patient triage.
How does it help NHS. Juno doesn’t wait for a patient to type a question. It proactively monitors health metrics from connected wearables (Apple Health, Garmin, etc.) and reaches out via WhatsApp text. In an NHS context, Juno could automatically monitor thousands of chronic patients (diabetes, heart conditions) at home, triaging them before they deteriorate and clog up Accident & Emergency (A&E) rooms.
The vision of future.
An NHS trust wouldn't just be buying an "AI chatbot." They would be buying an automated loop: Juno triages the patient \rightarrow flags anomalies \rightarrow routes to an MPAL clinician \rightarrow automatically dispenses and delivers the medication via their Rowa VMAX robotics. It completely handles the low-level medical pipeline without a single NHS staff member lifting a finger.
The oral Wegovy rollout is the immediate fuel to fund the business and prove the concept, but Juno By handling everything from wearable monitoring to automated triage, Juno is the ultimate "middleman tech" that can be licensed to overstretched NHS trusts or private corporate insurers (like their 11-million-user Epassi network) to automate primary healthcare and wipe out administrative delays.
What's TRIAGE?
In medicine, triage is the process of sorting patients based on how urgently they need care. It is the immediate assessment used to decide who needs to see a doctor right away, who can wait, and who just needs a quick over-the-counter remedy.In a traditional NHS hospital or GP surgery, a human triage nurse or receptionist does this by asking you questions about your symptoms to determine your priority level.When looking at MedPal AI (MPAL) and how Juno works, they have completely automated this bottleneck using AI. Here is what "AI triage" looks like in practice for their platform:
Symptoms sifting
Instead of sitting on the phone waiting for a receptionist, a patient text-chats with Juno on WhatsApp. Juno asks targeted clinical questions based on its training data to collect your symptoms, map out your medical history, and—crucially—look for dangerous "red flags" (like chest pains or stroke symptoms).
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