Give the clinic its hours back.
Dutch specialist care does not have a shortage of dedication. It has a shortage of time. Our mission is to hand back the hours that go into typing, chasing and repeating, and to do it inside the systems a clinic already trusts.
- Built for secondary care, not for everyone
- On top of your EHR, never instead of it
- Live with clinicians every week
- Measured in hours, not in features
Bring back colour to healthcare
Dutch specialist care does not have a shortage of dedication. It has a shortage of time. Our mission is to hand back the hours that go into typing, chasing and repeating, and to do it inside the systems a clinic already trusts.
- Built for secondary care, not for everyone
- On top of your EHR, never instead of it
- Live with clinicians every week
- Measured in hours, not in features
Why we built Pamela
You did not train to be a typist.
Dutch specialist care is under more pressure than it has ever been. Waiting lists grow, staff leave, and the clinicians who stayed spend a large part of their week on documentation that almost nobody reads twice.
The EHR is not the villain in that story. It is the system of record, it is where the file legally belongs, and clinics have spent years shaping it around the way they work. What is missing is everything around it. Notes get typed twice, letters wait for a free hour, the phone rings while a clinician is with a patient, and the answer to a simple question sits three tabs deep in a file nobody has time to read.
AI made a different way of working possible. Most of what has been built with it stopped at the transcript: a recording turned into text and handed back to the clinician to clean up at the end of the day. That was never the hard part. The hard part is all the work around the note.
So we did not set out to replace the record. We built a layer that sits on top of the EHR a clinic already uses. Pamela captures what happens in the room, answers questions from the file, and takes over the tasks that never needed a clinician in the first place.
That layer now runs across the whole visit. Voice Agents pick up the phone before the patient arrives. Notes builds the note while the consult is still going. AskPam answers from the record. Agents pick up the letters, the planning and the admin that follow.
The goal has not changed since the first clinic said yes. You did not train to be a typist, so Pamela does the admin and you do the medicine.
Four things we refuse to compromise on.
Every decision in the product gets measured against these. If a feature cannot pass all four, it does not ship.
Pamela drafts, structures and suggests. A person reads it and puts their name on it. Nothing reaches the record without that.
We connect to the EHR the clinic runs on, so nobody has to migrate a patient file to get their evening back.
ISO 27001 and NEN 7510 certified, hosted in Europe. Security is the starting point, not a later release.
We sit in clinics, watch consults, and rebuild what does not survive contact with a real Tuesday morning.
Named one of the five most promising AI startups in healthcare.
Care Insight brings together founders, clinicians and investors to find the healthcare technology worth backing. Their panel reviews hundreds of companies each year and shortlists a handful that show real clinical promise. Pamela was selected for cutting administrative burden and giving clinicians more time with their patients.
This is what a day with Pamela looks like.
One consult, from the first phone call to the signed note. No slides, no promises, just the product as clinicians use it today.
Recorded in a Dutch clinic with a live EHR connection. Patient details are fictional.
Why we built Pamela
You did not train to be a typist.
Dutch specialist care is under more pressure than it has ever been. Waiting lists grow, staff leave, and the clinicians who stayed spend a large part of their week on documentation that almost nobody reads twice.
The EHR is not the villain in that story. It is the system of record, it is where the file legally belongs, and clinics have spent years shaping it around the way they work. What is missing is everything around it. Notes get typed twice, letters wait for a free hour, the phone rings while a clinician is with a patient, and the answer to a simple question sits three tabs deep in a file nobody has time to read.
AI made a different way of working possible. Most of what has been built with it stopped at the transcript: a recording turned into text and handed back to the clinician to clean up at the end of the day. That was never the hard part. The hard part is all the work around the note.
So we did not set out to replace the record. We built a layer that sits on top of the EHR a clinic already uses. Pamela captures what happens in the room, answers questions from the file, and takes over the tasks that never needed a clinician in the first place.
That layer now runs across the whole visit. Voice Agents pick up the phone before the patient arrives. Notes builds the note while the consult is still going. AskPam answers from the record. Agents pick up the letters, the planning and the admin that follow.
The goal has not changed since the first clinic said yes. You did not train to be a typist, so Pamela does the admin and you do the medicine.
Four things we refuse to compromise on.
Every decision in the product gets measured against these. If a feature cannot pass all four, it does not ship.
Pamela drafts, structures and suggests. A person reads it and puts their name on it. Nothing reaches the record without that.
We connect to the EHR the clinic runs on, so nobody has to migrate a patient file to get their evening back.
ISO 27001 and NEN 7510 certified, hosted in Europe. Security is the starting point, not a later release.
We sit in clinics, watch consults, and rebuild what does not survive contact with a real Tuesday morning.
Named one of the five most promising AI startups in healthcare.
Care Insight brings together founders, clinicians and investors to find the healthcare technology worth backing. Their panel reviews hundreds of companies each year and shortlists a handful that show real clinical promise. Pamela was selected for cutting administrative burden and giving clinicians more time with their patients.
This is what a day with Pamela looks like.
One consult, from the first phone call to the signed note. No slides, no promises, just the product as clinicians use it today.
Recorded in a Dutch clinic with a live EHR connection. Patient details are fictional.
Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.
AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.
Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.
AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.
Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.
AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.