Heidi Health


Heidi Health is an Australian health technology company that develops artificial intelligence medical scribe software for clinical documentation. The software transcribes patient consultations and converts them into clinical notes, case histories, and other documents. It is used by healthcare professionals to reduce manual note-taking and support administrative workflows. Founded in 2019, Heidi Health operates internationally and provides its services across multiple countries.

History

2019-2021

Heidi Health was founded in 2019 by vascular surgical resident Dr. Thomas Kelly and co-founders Waleed Mussa and Yu Liu. The company was initially launched under the name Oscer, focusing on clinical training tools for healthcare professionals. In 2021, the company rebranded as Heidi Health, shifting to AI-powered clinical documentation.

2022-2025

In March 2025, Heidi secured AUD $16.6 million in Series A funding, led by venture capital firm Headline and supported by investors including Local Globe, Anthology, HESTA, Possible Ventures, Archangel Ventures, and Blackbird Ventures. The funding was intended to expand the company's AI features, such as automated pre-chart summaries and integration with clinical guidelines.
In October 2025, Heidi raised its Series B funding of USD $65 million from Point72 Private Investments alongside existing investors Blackbird, Headline, and Local Globe, valuing Heidi at $465 million. The funding was reported to support further development of the AI platform, including expanded documentation and care coordinated functions.
As of 2025, Heidi has raised a total of USD $96.6 million from international investors. Currently, the company reports that its software is used in more than two million patient interactions per week across over 100 countries globally.

Technology

Heidi's AI-powered medical scribe uses large language models and machine learning to generate structured documentation from clinical encounters. The system can produce clinical documents, such as referral letters patient summaries, and more.

Reception

Independent assessments have noted both the adoption and concerns for Heidi's software. A 2025 KLAS Research spotlight reported that U.S. healthcare organizations using the tool cited reductions in clinician documentation time and improved note accuracy, although users mentioned EHR integration as an area needing improvement.

Integration and Security

Heidi integrates with different electronic health record platforms such as Epic Systems, Athenahealth, Gentu by Magentus, Veradigm, Best Practice Software, MediRecords, and MedicalDirector, among many others. The company states that it complies with privacy and security frameworks, such as ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA , General [Data Protection Regulation|GDPR ], NHS regulations , Personal [Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act|PIPEDA ], Australian Privacy Principles, among others.