DoctorSense is NANO Health's AI clinical copilot: it listens to the patient encounter, transcribes it with speech recognition tuned for medical conversation, and generates a complete, structured clinical note in seconds — organised into 33+ clinical sections and following ICD-10, SNOMED-CT and LOINC standards. It is accredited by SDAIA and used by more than 30,000 healthcare professionals.

Does DoctorSense work in Arabic?

Yes — natively. DoctorSense understands medical terminology in Arabic and English with full code-switching support, built for the region's real multilingual consultations, and is compliant with Saudi eHealth regulations.

Do we need to replace or change our EHR?

No. DoctorSense ships as a one-click Chrome extension that works on top of your existing HIS/EHR with no system replacement and no database migration. For deeper integration it is API-ready with Epic, Cerner, Meditech and local systems, exporting HL7, FHIR or JSON.

How long does it take to go live?

Within 24 hours of signing up. Install the Chrome extension, start recording in the next consultation — there are no login delays and no workflow interruption.

How does DoctorSense relate to NANO AI CDI 360?

They are two halves of one loop: DoctorSense captures the documentation at the source, turning the conversation into a structured note; NANO AI CDI 360 validates, codes and strengthens that documentation downstream — coding suggestions, query management and compliance monitoring. Each works alone; together they cover the record from first word to final claim.

What is ambient clinical documentation?

Ambient clinical documentation means the consultation itself produces the note. The system listens to the encounter, transcribes it, and generates a structured draft, instead of the clinician typing one up afterwards or dictating into a template. The clinician reviews and signs; what changes is that the writing happens while the conversation is happening rather than after it.

Is the clinician still responsible for the note?

Yes, entirely. An ambient system produces a draft, and the treating clinician reviews, corrects and signs it — the clinical and legal responsibility for the record does not move. This matters because generated text can omit or misstate things, so review is part of the workflow rather than an optional extra step.

What does SDAIA accreditation mean?

SDAIA is the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority, the national body for data and AI in the Kingdom. DoctorSense holds SDAIA accreditation, which is the relevant national recognition for an AI system handling clinical data in Saudi Arabia and is usually the first question a Saudi health organisation asks.

How does ambient capture affect coding and reimbursement?

It moves the quality problem upstream. Everything a coder codes, and everything a DRG grouper then classifies, began as something someone wrote down — so a fuller, more structured note at the point of care is the earliest place the eventual payment is decided. That is why DoctorSense sits in front of NANO AI CDI 360 rather than beside it.

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DoctorSense

The clinical copilot that doctors trust.

DoctorSense listens to the patient encounter and turns it into a complete, structured clinical note in seconds — medical-grade speech recognition in Arabic and English, accredited by SDAIA and in the hands of more than 30,000 clinicians. The doctor keeps eye contact with the patient; the documentation writes itself. And because a complete note is also a correctly grouped episode, the minutes it gives back at the bedside show up again in the classification.

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The clinical copilot that doctors trust.

At a glance

Ambient clinical documentation means the consultation itself becomes the note: the system listens to the encounter and produces a structured record, instead of the clinician typing one afterwards. DoctorSense does that in Arabic and English, is accredited by SDAIA, and is in use by more than 30,000 clinicians.

What it is: An ambient clinical documentation copilot — the encounter becomes the note
Languages: Arabic and English clinical speech
Accreditation: SDAIA-accredited
Scale: In use by more than 30,000 clinicians
Your EHR: Works alongside the existing record — no replacement required
Why coding cares: It is where the record that will later be coded and grouped actually starts

70%

less time spent on documentation

80%

less after-hours charting

30,000+

healthcare professionals

24h

from sign-up to go-live

Why clinicians love it

Built around the clinic day, not the keyboard.

Effortless note taking

Patient encounters become structured clinical notes in seconds — complete documentation while you focus on care.

Works in your workflow

A one-click Chrome extension over your existing HIS/EHR. Start documenting immediately, with no system change and no migration.

Built for Arabic & English

Understands medical terminology in both languages with full code-switching — made for the region's real consultations.

EHR integration ready

API-ready with Epic, Cerner, Meditech and local systems; exports normalized data in HL7, FHIR or JSON.

Improve care productivity

See more patients without burnout; accurate clinical coding supports optimal reimbursement and faster billing cycles.

End your day on time

Notes complete themselves, HIPAA-compliant security keeps the peace of mind — reclaim your evenings from catch-up charting.

How DoctorSense works

Three steps between the conversation and the coded record.

Speech-to-text tuned for medicine

Advanced recognition optimised for doctor–patient conversation and complex medical vocabulary, transcribing the encounter in real time while you maintain eye contact.

Structured note generation

The transcript becomes a complete clinical note organised into 33+ sections — diagnoses, medications, plans — following ICD-10, SNOMED-CT and LOINC, with the Medical Rules Engine checking coding compliance before submission.

Normalized data, delivered

Structured output in HL7, FHIR or JSON flows into your EHR — or one-click copies into the EMR. Compatible with ICD-10-AM and ACHI, and compliant with Saudi eHealth and international regulations.

Install once, document everywhere

The DoctorSense Chrome extension launches in one click from any browser window — recording during consultations without disrupting your HIS or EMR, lightweight, always up to date, with data that never leaves your control.

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For healthcare organisations

The same captured encounter powers the whole institution.

Performance management

Track and improve documentation quality with built-in analytics and benchmarking.

Compliance & reporting

Support health-data-authority compliance and streamline reporting requirements.

Medical Rules Engine

Compliant coding, with potential claim errors caught before submission.

Research & quality

Structured data that supports quality, patient-safety and epidemiology studies.

Health service planning

Data-driven decisions for facility planning and resource allocation.

Flexible subscriptions

Cost-friendly, scalable plans for organisations of every size.

Speaks your systems' language

The standards your record lives in, and the systems it flows through.

ArabicEnglishEpicCernerMeditechHL7FHIRJSONICD-10ICD-10-AMACHISNOMED-CTLOINCChrome

Better together

DoctorSense captures it. NANO AI CDI 360 defends it.

DoctorSense writes the note at the source; CDI 360 validates it, codes it and strengthens it downstream — one loop from the patient conversation to the audit-proof claim.

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DoctorSense, answered

What is DoctorSense?: DoctorSense is NANO Health's AI clinical copilot: it listens to the patient encounter, transcribes it with speech recognition tuned for medical conversation, and generates a complete, structured clinical note in seconds — organised into 33+ clinical sections and following ICD-10, SNOMED-CT and LOINC standards. It is accredited by SDAIA and used by more than 30,000 healthcare professionals.
Does DoctorSense work in Arabic?: Yes — natively. DoctorSense understands medical terminology in Arabic and English with full code-switching support, built for the region's real multilingual consultations, and is compliant with Saudi eHealth regulations.
Do we need to replace or change our EHR?: No. DoctorSense ships as a one-click Chrome extension that works on top of your existing HIS/EHR with no system replacement and no database migration. For deeper integration it is API-ready with Epic, Cerner, Meditech and local systems, exporting HL7, FHIR or JSON.
How long does it take to go live?: Within 24 hours of signing up. Install the Chrome extension, start recording in the next consultation — there are no login delays and no workflow interruption.
How does DoctorSense relate to NANO AI CDI 360?: They are two halves of one loop: DoctorSense captures the documentation at the source, turning the conversation into a structured note; NANO AI CDI 360 validates, codes and strengthens that documentation downstream — coding suggestions, query management and compliance monitoring. Each works alone; together they cover the record from first word to final claim.
What is ambient clinical documentation?: Ambient clinical documentation means the consultation itself produces the note. The system listens to the encounter, transcribes it, and generates a structured draft, instead of the clinician typing one up afterwards or dictating into a template. The clinician reviews and signs; what changes is that the writing happens while the conversation is happening rather than after it.
Is the clinician still responsible for the note?: Yes, entirely. An ambient system produces a draft, and the treating clinician reviews, corrects and signs it — the clinical and legal responsibility for the record does not move. This matters because generated text can omit or misstate things, so review is part of the workflow rather than an optional extra step.
What does SDAIA accreditation mean?: SDAIA is the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority, the national body for data and AI in the Kingdom. DoctorSense holds SDAIA accreditation, which is the relevant national recognition for an AI system handling clinical data in Saudi Arabia and is usually the first question a Saudi health organisation asks.
How does ambient capture affect coding and reimbursement?: It moves the quality problem upstream. Everything a coder codes, and everything a DRG grouper then classifies, began as something someone wrote down — so a fuller, more structured note at the point of care is the earliest place the eventual payment is decided. That is why DoctorSense sits in front of NANO AI CDI 360 rather than beside it.

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Standards and code sets

ICD-10
CPT
SNOMED CT
HL7 FHIR

How this works with the rest of the suite

NANO AI CDI 360
DoctorSense captures the encounter; CDI 360 checks that what was captured is complete and consistent before it is coded.
NANO DRG
Everything a DRG grouper can see began as something someone wrote down — ambient capture is the earliest point at which the eventual payment is decided.
NANO AIR-DRG
Capturing the encounter as it happens is what lets the automated grouper classify an episode before formal coding is finished.
NANO CDSS
A fuller note at the point of care is what gives decision support something accurate to compare against payer expectations.
NANO EMR
The structured note has to land somewhere — DoctorSense writes into the record rather than replacing it.