Heidi

Overview

• Heidi provides AI-assisted clinical documentation and evidence tools, with free, individual, practice, team, and enterprise plan options described in its public help center.[1]

Primary use cases

• Transcribe encounters, generate notes from standard or custom templates, create clinical documents, and use the Ask Heidi assistant to edit or structure content.[1]
• Use Heidi Evidence to retrieve citation-backed clinical information, subject to plan and regional limitations described by Heidi.[1]

Who it is for

• Individual clinicians, practices, and healthcare organizations evaluating documentation, evidence, or EHR-connected workflows.[1][2]

Customers

No named customer reference was included in this review. Consult the vendor's official customer stories and verify the product and deployment described.

Documented integrations

• Heidi distinguishes embedded integrations from Connect integrations. Its help center lists Best Practice, Cliniko, Athena, Veradigm, Zedmed, Genie, PracticeQ, Accuro, and eClinicalWorks among available examples, with plan and feature differences by integration.[2]
• Heidi states that a profile can be linked to one integration. Buyers should confirm the supported note fields, schedule synchronization, patient context, and write-back behavior for their EHR.[2]

Security and compliance

• Heidi states that platform data is encrypted in transit and at rest and that support access requires express permission and is logged and audited. MedicalRecords.com has not independently audited these controls.[3]

Pricing

• Heidi publishes a Free plan and paid Evidence Plus, Clinician, Evidence Team, Practice, and legacy regional plan options. Prices vary by currency, billing interval, region, and plan availability; consult the current official pricing page before purchase.[1]

Deployment

• Heidi documents embedded EHR widgets and Connect integrations accessed from the Heidi web or desktop application. Required plans and available features differ by EHR.[2]