AI clinic management with a clinical scribe

Finish the consultation.
The note is already written, waiting for your approval.

Heshacare listens to the consultation, drafts a structured visit note for the doctor to review, and runs appointments, records and billing around it - so doctors spend their time on patients instead of paperwork.

Conversation With consent
PatientFever for three days, body ache, no cough.
DoctorAny rash or vomiting?
PatientNo rash, no vomiting.
DoctorLet me check your temperature.
Visit note (draft)In review
Chief complaint
History
Findings
Plan
Doctor review
Edit Approve

Nothing files until the doctor approves. Sample exchange - no real patient details.

It does not diagnose, prescribe or decide treatment. Clinical judgment stays with the doctor - always.

The paperwork problem

Clinics run all day. The writing waits until after.

Three quiet costs pile up in a busy practice - and each one takes time away from patients.

The evening note

Doctors finish clinic and then spend another hour writing notes from memory.

The lost history

Records live in paper files and are hard to find when the patient returns.

The registers that disagree

Appointments, billing and follow-ups run on separate books that never quite match.

How Heshacare works

One visit, four calm steps

The scribe follows the path of a single patient visit - and stops where it should.

01

Consult

The scribe captures the conversation with the patient's consent.

02

Draft

A structured note is prepared, with the plan left to the doctor.

03

Approve

The doctor edits and approves. Nothing files without it.

04

Flow

The approved note updates the record, follow-up and bill.

What the scribe does

Built around the note the doctor approves

Visit-note drafting

From the consultation into structured sections, ready to review.

Appointments & queue

Reminders and no-show follow-up, so the day runs on time.

Record retrieval

Prior visits are one search away at the next appointment.

Billing assistance

The approved visit becomes an itemised bill in a click.

Where the line is drawn

What it deliberately does not do

Heshacare does not diagnose, prescribe or decide treatment. It drafts and organises - the clinical judgment stays entirely with the doctor.

  • No diagnosis suggested or implied
  • No prescription written by the software
  • No note filed until the doctor approves
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Two kinds of practices

Fits the clinic you actually run

Independent Clinics

One-doctor simplicity

  • Notes done before you leave
  • Records, reminders and bills in one place
  • Nothing to run after hours
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Clinics & Small Hospitals

Shared across doctors

  • One record every doctor can see
  • A coordinated token queue
  • Billing that reconciles across the day
Explore this fit
Drafted

notes ready the moment the consultation ends

Approved

by the doctor, every single time

One record

for visits, follow-ups and bills

Figures reflect how Heshacare is designed to work; pilot data replaces these at launch.

Sample consultation

Read a sample consultation.
Watch the note draft itself.

No real patient details - just the moment a conversation becomes a structured note, pausing at the one step that always stays human: the doctor's approval.

Conversation With consent
PatientFever for three days, body ache, no cough.
DoctorAny rash or vomiting?
PatientNo rash, no vomiting.
DoctorLet me check your temperature.
Visit note (draft)In review
Chief complaint
History
Findings
Plan
Doctor review
Edit Approve

Nothing files until the doctor approves. Sample exchange - no real patient details.