# Rhazes: your clinical work in one AI workspace Page: https://www.rhazes.ai/ Used by thousands of clinicians worldwide. The most used AI copilot for doctors in MENA. Draft clinical notes, find guidance and review medical codes in one workspace. Built for doctors, from consultation to follow-up. ## Our pilots, customers and investors Emirates Health Services · Numenor · NHS · Plug and Play. ### Publications and awards - Web Summit - University of Oxford - Onstage - Deloitte - JMIR Publications - BMJ Group [View awards and recognition](https://www.rhazes.ai/about/#awards) · [Read our publications](https://www.rhazes.ai/publications/) (opens in a new tab). ## Start in Rhazes Clinician Open [Rhazes Clinician](https://clinician.rhazes.ai/) to start working with your clinical AI assistant. Transcription, dictation, file attachments and source selection open the clinician app. The website does not record audio, upload files or generate clinical answers. The demonstrations below show how the product works. - [Explore the demo](https://www.rhazes.ai/) - [Compare Free, Pro and Enterprise plans](https://www.rhazes.ai/pricing/) - [Open Rhazes Clinician](https://clinician.rhazes.ai/) - [Contact the team](mailto:contact@rhazes.ai) ## Seven tools. One place to work. From the first note to the final code. Bring your clinical tools together, without moving between apps. - Separate apps → One clinical workspace. - Searching for guidance → Sources beside the answer. - Copying patient context → Connect your existing EHR. Seven tools come together in Rhazes: AI scribe, decision support, local guidelines, medical coding, record audits, EHR connection and custom workflows. EHR connection and audits are available with Enterprise. ## One workspace, end to end: from the first word to the final record Capture the consultation, check the guidance and code the record. Enterprise adds EHR integration and audits. ### Multilingual AI scribe Turn consultations into notes and letters in your template. Speak in one language, write in another. Supports 110+ languages. In every plan. ### Clinical decision support Explore diagnoses and management options, with links to guidelines and local protocols. In every plan. ### Medical coding Get suggested medical codes with the supporting text beside each one. Review, then confirm. The demo illustrates ICD-10, SNOMED and CPT coding. In every plan. ### EHR integration Bring patient context from your electronic health record (EHR) into Rhazes. We’ll confirm the connection for your system. Available with Enterprise. ### Local guidelines in Spaces Ask questions about your team’s guidelines and protocols. Spaces keeps them in one shared library. In every plan. ### Clinical record audits Check records against your criteria. See what needs attention and the evidence behind each result. Available with Enterprise. ### Workflows that fit your work Create templates and repeatable workflows around the way your team works. In every plan. ## Clinical answers, with sources you can check Explore diagnoses and management options, with sources beside each answer. See suggested diagnoses, their urgency and supporting references. You make the clinical decision. The homepage demonstration follows one fictional case. As you scroll, the answer builds: the sources Rhazes reviewed, a differential diagnosis with likelihood and urgency, then the two references behind the first suggestions. Open the references behind the response and review them yourself. The example is fictional and is not medical advice. The chatbox follows the Clinician layout: Transcribe, Sources, Choose space, Choose sites, Ask, Consult, Write, Code, Audit, Workflows, Local knowledge and Fill form. Each pill opens a fictional clinical example in Clinician, ready to send after sign-in. Hover or focus a pill to preview its example. The pills hide while you type. Choose spaces and sites inside Clinician. ## How the AI scribe works In this simulated example, Rhazes turns a consultation into a draft clinical note. Compare it with the transcript, then check and edit it before use. The browser demo lets you replay the sequence, step forward, and switch from the default Gulf Arabic and English transcript to English. The note is written in English. 1. Capture the consultation. 2. Draft the clinical note. 3. Check against the transcript. ### Simulated consultation: English transcript - **Doctor:** What brings you in today? - **Patient:** Headaches most afternoons, about three weeks now. Screens make them worse. - **Doctor:** Any visual change, nausea, or morning vomiting? - **Patient:** No, nothing like that. Paracetamol barely touches them. - **Doctor:** Okay. Let’s talk through the next steps together. ### Simulated consultation: Gulf Arabic and English transcript - **Doctor:** وش اللي جابك اليوم؟ - **Patient:** يجيني صداع أغلب الأيام بعد الظهر، لي تقريباً ثلاث أسابيع. Screens make it worse. - **Doctor:** فيه أي تغيّر بالنظر، غثيان، أو ترجيع الصبح؟ - **Patient:** لا، ما فيني شي من هالأشياء. Paracetamol ما يخفّف الصداع إلا شوي. - **Doctor:** طيب، خلّنا نتكلّم عن الخطوة الجاية. ### Structured note: draft requiring review - **History:** Three weeks of afternoon headaches, worse with screen use. - **Associated symptoms:** No visual change, nausea or morning vomiting reported. Paracetamol has provided little relief. - **Next steps:** Further discussion planned. Assessment and management to be completed by the clinician. Source: consultation transcript. This is a simulated consultation for demonstration. Generated text is a draft and requires clinician review. ## Coding and audit Each suggested code is linked to the words in the record that back it up, and to any that don’t. Audit records against your criteria with Enterprise. ## Draft, check and edit. Keep the final say. Three short fictional demonstrations show each step ending with the clinician: filling a gap in the note, opening a source, and confirming a code. - **Draft the note:** Turn the conversation into a note you can edit. - **Find the guidance:** Get clinical answers with guidelines and local protocols. - **Review the codes:** See the record text behind each suggested code. ## Check the sources. Keep clinical control. - **Evidence you can inspect:** Open the guidance behind each answer. Include your local protocols through Spaces. - **Built with clinical oversight:** Built with clinical specialists and informed by our team’s published research. [View publications](https://www.rhazes.ai/publications/). - **Patient data protection:** Data is encrypted when it is sent and when it is stored. Access is limited by role and logged. [Read about privacy and security](https://www.rhazes.ai/compliance/). ## Questions about using Rhazes ### What is Rhazes? Rhazes is a clinical AI workspace with an AI medical scribe, clinical decision support, medical coding and Spaces for local guidelines. Enterprise adds EHR integration and record audits. ### How does the AI medical scribe work? Rhazes turns consultations or dictation into draft notes and letters in your template. It supports 110+ languages and can write in a different language. Review and edit before use. ### Can I start for free? Yes. Rhazes Clinician has a free plan with usage limits. Pro includes the same Clinician tools without usage limits. [Compare Free, Pro and Enterprise plans.](/pricing/) ### Is this page the live clinical app? This is an interactive preview of Rhazes. Open Rhazes Clinician to work with clinical notes, files and sources. ### Does Rhazes work with my EHR? EHR integration is available with Enterprise. Tell us which system you use and we’ll confirm the setup. [Email our team about your EHR.](mailto:contact@rhazes.ai?subject=Rhazes%20EHR%20integration) ### Can we use our own templates and guidelines? Yes. Create and share note templates. Upload local guidelines to Spaces, then ask questions about them. ### Who checks the notes and clinical answers? You do. Review the notes, sources and suggested codes before use. Rhazes supports your clinical judgement. ### Where can I check privacy and security information? Read about [privacy and security](/compliance/) or see the [privacy policy](https://clinician.rhazes.ai/privacy). For hospital or clinic requirements, ask our team about data handling and deployment. ## Get started For clinicians: start with the free Clinician plan for notes, clinical questions and medical coding. Usage limits apply. [Start for free](https://clinician.rhazes.ai/) or [view pricing and plans](https://www.rhazes.ai/pricing/). For organisations: connect your EHR, audit clinical records and share local guidelines. We’ll help plan the setup for your hospital or clinic. [Email our team](mailto:contact@rhazes.ai?subject=Rhazes%20for%20our%20organisation). ## Company and resources Built by clinicians. Made for the whole day. - [Scientific publications](https://www.rhazes.ai/publications/) - [News & insights](/news/) - [Privacy](/legal/privacy-policy/) - [Terms](/legal/terms-of-service/) - [Cookie Policy](/legal/cookie-policy/) - [Accessibility Statement](/legal/accessibility-statement/) - [Content usage preferences and sitemap location](https://www.rhazes.ai/robots.txt) © 2026 Rhazes AI Ltd. 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