Dictate anywhere on your screen, capture telehealth audio straight from the call,
and skip the second login.
Specialist AI for cardiologists: a cited answer ready mid-exam, a note coming together as you listen to the rhythm, and dictation waiting anywhere after, Heidi stays with you through the whole reading.
Convert a full operating day into finished op notes with the clinic letters done between cases.
Once Scribe generates your note, pick a template shared by other cardiologists from other parts of the world in the community. Or choose one you've built yourself so Heidi shapes each progress note in your structure and tone. Every template is reviewed by our medical knowledge team, so quality and clinical safety are there from the start.
The note is only part of what the day costs you. Heidi works across the visit itself, from the question you need answered mid-decision to the reports you dictate once the patient has left.
Heidi Remote
Clip it on at the start of your shift and forget it. Remote prepares the audio through ward rounds, the lab and a full clinic list without needing a phone on the desk. No dropouts when the signal goes, either.
Heidi Dictate
Speak and your words appear where your cursor already is. Echo findings, cath lab reports, the letter back to the referrer, all written straight into the field instead of typed twice.
For cardiologists the impact is felt in aspects seemingly ordinary but makes all the difference in the long run: a note that needs less editing, a discharge summary that’s sent the same day or a shift that ends on time.
Discharge notes end within clinic hours
Documentation happens during the visit and the list ends when the charting does. That works out to roughly an hour a day returned, a full hour most cardiologists could spend conducting stress tests and counseling.
The room belongs to the patient
Long histories and typing compete for the same minutes. Clinicians halved the time they spent documenting mid-visit, and that time returned to the conversation.
Clinicians get past the trial
The real test of a scribe is the second session, not the first. Just over 6 in 10 Heidi users keep going after their opening visit, because the note came back close enough to sign.
- Dr. Salil Patel, Cardiologist
The screen is the last thing a patient should see between you and their diagnosis. Heidi works on the note while you keep the appointment’s rhythm, so the 60 to 90 minutes of documentation that usually follows you home turns into a choice: another patient on the list, or your evening back.
Yes. Heidi's free plan covers unlimited basic dictation and transcription so you can test note quality on your own case mix before paying anything. You can also try Scribe and Evidence logged out with Heidi’s free tools.
Can cardiology AI interpret an ECG or echo?
No, and it should not. Heidi transcribes and organizes what you say during the visit. The interpretation is always yours.
