Notes that write themselves (nearly)
Write notes your way, from templates or with your AI scribe, and keep everything about a patient in one record: forms, photos, letters and assessments.
Templates for your notes
Design your own note templates with sections, picklists and phrases you use every day, or start from the ones built in.
Sign, lock and amend
Notes are signed and locked, and any later change is an addendum that keeps the original visible, so your records stand up.
Works with your AI scribe
Use Heidi, or paste from another scribe, into a written note. Each clinician uses their own scribe account.
Podiatry tools built in
Chart the foot, measure wounds over time, record a diabetic foot risk assessment and neurovascular checks, all as part of the note.
Forms and consent
Medical history, consent and questionnaires that patients fill in before they arrive, with signatures, kept encrypted on their record.
Letters in a minute
Write to a GP from a note, with the practice already linked from the built-in NHS list, then email, download or print it.
Read how it works
- Clinical note templates and smart phrasesDesign your own notes, choose their services and who uses them, and save phrases.
- Writing notes with HeidiUsing Heidi, or another AI scribe, for your clinical notes.
- Designing and sending formsMedical history, consent and questionnaires: designing them, sending them, follow-ups.
- Letters to GPs, patients and othersWrite a GP letter from a note in a minute, then email, download or print it.
- Patient files and clinical photosReferral letters, scans and photos on a patient’s record, photo timelines by foot and site, and comparing two dates side by side.
- Foot chartsMarking callus, corns, verrucae, ulcers, nail conditions and deformities on a drawing of both feet, with what changed since last time.
- Diabetic foot risk and review recallsThe NICE NG19 risk level from monofilament, pulses and history, its review interval, and a recall that reminds the patient.
More of what it does
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