deHertz for clinicians

Look at the patient, not the screen.

Consultation notes that write themselves, so the appointment can be about the person in front of you.

The situation

Why this is hard today.

Typing during a consultation changes the consultation. Patients disclose less, the rapport thins, and the note still ends up being finished after hours.

What changes

Four things that get easier.

The history, captured as it is told

The patient's own description of the problem, in their own words, without you breaking eye contact to type it.

Structured summaries, not a wall of text

Presenting complaint, history, plan — separated out, ready to review and correct before anything is filed.

Multilingual consultations

Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Tagalog and English are all supported, which matters in a Gulf clinic more than almost anywhere.

You review before anything is used

deHertz drafts. The clinician remains the author, and nothing reaches a record without being read.

End-of-day notes that take fifteen minutes, not ninety.

The change deHertz is built to make for clinicians — written by us, not a customer quote. Named stories go on our stories page as customers agree to them.

A digest is what lands each evening. Illustrative — your names, your day.

Also for

Other people who wear one.

Same device. Different day.

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