
Dictate anywhere on your screen, capture telehealth audio straight from the call,
and skip the second login.
Clinical AI in rheumatology: Transcribe or dictate notes, then access cited references wherever you work with Heidi.




















Spend time comparing functional changes or reviewing symptom onset instead of poring hours over paperwork that should have been completed.












With Heidi, you can automate the paperwork during your visit. Pick a treatment plan template and Heidi adjusts it to your preferred style and voice. It fills out the template where the details need to go. Each template is clinically reviewed for safety.
The burden of paperwork erodes time for practicing care. Heidi handles the admin for you and you can use it to search clinical queries or speak findings into the note for quicker, smoother documentation.

Heidi Remote
Remote’s light build and battery easily clears through a full clinical day with back-to-back sessions and follow-ups.

Heidi Dictate
Speak naturally into any field on your screen, Dictate eliminates the need to copy-paste when you need it the most.
Heidi helps interdisciplinary rheumatology teams achieve clearer notes, rewrite them less and restore eye contact with their patients during visits.
Notes that don’t need lengthy review
Heidi turns the visit into a note that’s easy and quick to review because the details and structure needed for it are already in place. More notes go straight to your signoff without heavy editing.
More time returned to care
Documentation consumes time meant for patients. Heidi returns this time for practicing care. You have more energy left for the next patient and have a higher chance of leaving work early.
Higher capacity without the after-hours
Heidi keeps track of the labs, imaging and follow-ups you mention during a session, holding each one as a task linked back to what you said. You review, approve and close them. The work you meant to do is waiting for you and is not lost on a sticky note.
— Dr. Tommy Gerschmann, Pediatric Rheumatologist
Yes, using AI can be ethical, provided that it supports clinician judgment. Heidi upholds the same principle; it automates documentation with a portable scribe, but reviews and edits of evidence and generated notes always go through the clinician before signoff.
You maintain a clearer head through the shift while having the capacity to still provide care.