Patient safe summary
Turn consultation notes or transcripts into clear, patient-friendly summaries ready for follow up.
Learn more →
Governed Clinical AI
Safe clinical drafts
in seconds.
QiXHealth helps clinicians create patient summaries, clinical notes, and referral drafts from notes, transcripts, or attachments — with consent, review, evidence, and privacy controls built in.
Clinician review required Source trace Privacy by design
Use QiXHealth for what matters
Task-specific tools that save time and improve every patient interaction.
Clinical note
Draft structured clinical notes aligned to common documentation standards.
Learn more →Referral draft
Create referral letters with reason, history, urgency, and handover information.
Learn more →How QiXHealth works
1
Open the workspace
Choose Patient summary, Clinical note, or Referral draft.
2
Paste or attach context
Add notes, transcripts, discharge text, labs, or medication lists.
3
Generate a reviewed draft
QiXHealth creates a draft with evidence and review notes.
4
Copy, export, or save
You review, edit, and keep control before sharing.
Built for trust. Designed for healthcare.
Consent aware
Visible consent state before using identifiable clinical information.
Privacy first
Patient identifiers are handled with care and de-identified before AI processing where configured.
Clinician in control
Outputs are drafts. You review and decide what to use.
Evidence and source trace
See what sources supported each draft and why.
Secure and compliant
Built on healthcare-grade security and privacy principles.
Works with the systems you already use
QiXHealth fits into your existing workflow.
Medtech indici MyPractice Best Practice MedicalDirector ZEDMED And more
Why clinicians choose it
More time for care.
Less time on admin.
- Reduce documentation time
- Improve accuracy and completeness
- Better patient communication
- Stronger handover and referrals
- Supports safer, more consistent care
See QiXHealth in action
Explore the workspace or talk to our team about how it can help your clinic.
Care settings
QiXHealth is one product with multiple clinic-specific paths.
The main page explains the product. Each care setting goes deeper into onboarding posture, governance defaults, and rollout fit.
Telehealth
Built for clinics running video and remote appointments that need AI support without leaving consent, patient-data handling, or session auditability to chance.
Pre-session consentFull de-idCrisis detection
Allied Health
A lighter onboarding path for practitioners who need AI assistance inside a clear scope-of-practice boundary.
Scope boundaryStandard de-idAssisted mode
Aged Care
Built for facilities where proxy consent, capacity concerns, and mandatory reporting obligations need to be built into the workflow from the start.
Proxy consentFull de-idCapacity gate
Midwifery
Designed for maternity settings where a single consent covers a care episode from booking to postnatal follow-up, and where safety boundaries around clinical interpretation are tighter.
Episode consentFull de-idMaternal safety
Dental
For dental practices that want a straightforward governance model with one key safety control and less onboarding overhead than a full clinical setup.
Standard consentStandard de-idPrescribing boundary
Common questions
Short answers for busy clinicians, owners, and practice managers.
Governed clinical queries are the clearest starting point: patient summaries, clinical note drafting, and referral letters where patient context and traceability matter.
Not necessarily. Many clinics keep using their existing tools for non-clinical or lower-risk work. QiXHealth is for the governed path where sensitive clinical context, clearer controls, and evidence matter.
Yes. QiXHealth is a standalone clinical workspace with three structured workflow tools: Patient Summary, Clinical Note, and Referral Draft. QiXChat is a separate conversational AI product. QiXHealth does not run on top of QiXChat and does not require it.
In governed paths, identifying details are handled before supported model calls based on configured controls. That can mean blocking, redaction, or pseudonymization. The effective posture depends on deployment configuration and is recorded in session evidence.
That is the intended direction of the operator workflow. Consent and session-review surfaces are available for governance and operational oversight without presenting raw clinical content.
Start with one clinic, one or two workflows, assisted onboarding, and a defined review period. QiXHealth pilots are currently scoped and quote-based rather than broad self-serve rollouts.
Governed AI for better healthcare.
Trusted by clinicians. Built for patients.