An allied health referral generator turns clinical details into a structured referral letter for a physiotherapist, psychologist, dietitian or other allied health provider.
The allied health referral for your last patient could already be drafted. Keep the time you would have spent writing it up after clinic.
Let Heidi write the letter as you talk, so you leave the clinic with the allied health referral already done.
Choose the allied health specialty or upload your own session audio. The generator pulls the functional findings, precautions and outcome measures you already documented.
Switch formats depending on who is reading, whether that is the referring GP, another discipline or a funder, then adjust the depth of clinical detail.
Create a free account to save your allied health referrals, customize templates, add your provider details and download or send the letter via email. Set it up once and it carries across every client.
The next clinician needs to know what your client can and cannot do. Heidi carries the functional findings across: transfers, gait, swallow, grip, dietary intake, whatever you assessed.
Weight-bearing status, load restrictions, aspiration risk, falls history: Heidi keeps them in the body of the referral, not buried in an attachment nobody opens.
Allied health referrals travel sideways as often as up. From physiotherapy to speech pathology, occupational therapy to podiatry: everyone back to the GP. Heidi adjusts the structure to suit the reader.
Referral letters, progress reports and funding documentation tend to follow clinicians home. Teams using Heidi have taken weekly admin from two or three hours down to about half an hour.
Dr. Sarah Bellefontaine
Dr. Gihan de Mel
People used to lose paper notes. Now I email everything: exercises, guidance, referrals. They can access it from anywhere. I can give a more comprehensive recount of what happened during the consultation… without relying on my fading memory
Alison Rooney
Dr Siew Soon
What allied health clinicians ask most before using an AI referral generator, answered.
You need medical consent for the referral itself, as always. Whether you must also tell a client that a tool is transcribing depends on your regulator and the rules where you practice. Most clinicians handle it in a sentence at the start of the session.