Clinicians Reclaim Over 500 Hours Weekly with AI-Powered Clinical Scribe.
Users report lower stress and significant increase in presence with patients.
Cambridge, Ontario — July 9, 2025 — The Cambridge North Dumfries Ontario Health Team (CND OHT) is proud to share early success from its adoption of Heidi, a powerful ambient AI medical scribe that transcribes patient visits and generates detailed care notes.
“Using Heidi has elevated my practice as a family physician. Not having to focus on notetaking, I can engage more with my patients – listen to their concerns, ask thoughtful questions, and develop more personalized and effective care plans,” said Dr. Cameila Singh, Primary Care Lead, Cambridge North Dumfries Ontario Health Team.
The Heidi AI medical scribe technology currently supports over 2,900 patient consultations weekly across the Cambridge North Dumfries region. It generates documentation for new patient visits, follow-ups, referral letters and procedural notes.
Since introducing Heidi in early 2025, CND OHT’s evaluation shows clinicians using the Heidi scribe have already saved more than 530 hours per week in documentation time. The evaluation results also show:
- 100% of clinicians report increased presence with patients
- 90% report lower levels of stress and burnout
- An average of 11 minutes saved per patient consult
- 80% of notes require minimal edits
- 70% cite greater accuracy and clarity in clinical records
The evaluation was conducted over a three-month period in early 2025 with 169 clinicians working across multiple specialties. Results demonstrate how seamless integration of ambient AI technology into clinical workflows has measurable and immediate benefits by strengthening overall documentation quality and care continuity, while improving patient and clinician experience.
“CND OHT is showing what’s possible when you place clinicians at the heart of innovation,” said Dr. Thomas Kelly, CEO and co-founder of Heidi Health. “Their leadership is helping set a national precedent for how AI can support and enhance human care.”
