Start with the context that matters.
Recent visits, chronic conditions, allergies and active medication before you begin.
Relify for doctors
See the patient. Not the paperwork.
Patient context, consultation notes, diagnoses, prescriptions, investigations and follow-up in one clinical workspace, with AI assistance inside the visit.
- Connected EMR
- Clinical AI
- ICD-10 / ICD-11 support
- Patient history
- Consultation notes
- Clinical AI
- ICD support
- Prescribing & follow-up
The doctor workflow
From context to follow-up, without changing systems.
Start with the patient story, document the consultation as it happens, then finish with the clinical actions already connected.
Document while you think clinically.
Notes, diagnoses, vitals, prescriptions and investigations stay inside the same visit.
Finish the clinical loop.
Summary, prescription, investigation and follow-up already tied to the record.
Relify Clinical AI
A useful draft, built from the visit you already documented.
Relify turns the clinical context already in the visit into a concise summary draft and coding suggestions for doctor review.
- Summary assistanceGenerate a concise draft from the current consultation.
- ICD suggestion supportReview relevant ICD-10 or ICD-11 suggestions in context.
- Doctor review remains finalAI assists the workflow; the doctor controls what is saved.
Connected patient context
Stop hunting for the story across separate screens.
The clinical record stays connected, so doctors move from past context to today’s consultation without rebuilding the patient picture every time.
- Longitudinal visit historySee what happened before and what needs attention now.
- Diagnoses and medication stay linkedClinical decisions stay tied to the visit where they were made.
- Investigations and follow-upOrders, results and next actions remain part of the same record.
Clinical control
AI can assist the workflow. The doctor still makes the decision.
Suggestions support documentation and review. Final diagnoses, coding, prescriptions and saved clinical records remain under the doctor’s control.
Clinical review Doctor-controlled