Inside Pamela
Pamela works with the EHR you already use.
You don't need a new system. You need the one you've got to stop eating your evenings with documentation. That's the whole idea behind how Pamela connects: it's a clinical AI layer that sits on top of your EHR, not a replacement for it.
Built on open healthcare standards, Pamela is designed to connect with any EHR — so you keep your system, your workflow, and your team's habits, and just lose the typing.
In short:
Built to connect with any EHR, on open standards like FHIR and HL7
Live today with Emma (by TimeFF), Medicore amongst others
Designed to connect with major Dutch systems, including ChipSoft's HiX
No system switch, no rip-and-replace, no retyping
Notes move into the record with a single click
Do I have to switch systems to use Pamela?
No. Pamela works as a layer on top of the EHR you already use. You don't replace anything.
What that means day to day:
You keep documenting in the system you know
Your existing workflows and templates stay exactly as they are
There's no new core platform for the team to learn
Pamela adds a layer on top, it doesn't take anything away
You're fixing the documentation burden, not rebuilding your clinic to do it.
Which EHR does Pamela connect with?
Pamela is built to connect with any EHR through secure APIs, using the open standards healthcare systems already speak. That means structured notes and clinical context can move between Pamela and your system safely, whatever you run.
The approach in practice:
Built on FHIR and HL7, the standards EHR's are designed around
Connections set up with you and your provider, fitted to your system
Designed to extend to new systems, not locked to a single one
So the integration adapts to how your EHR is actually built, instead of forcing your EHR to adapt to Pamela.
Does Pamela work with Emma?
Yes. Pamela is live with Emma (by TimeFF) today. It's a working, in-use integration, so notes captured in Pamela flow into Emma without retyping or copy-paste gymnastics.
If you're on Emma or another EHR, you're ready to go.
Does Pamela work with ChipSoft's HiX?
Pamela is built to connect with major Dutch EHR, including ChipSoft's HiX, on the same open standards described above. If HiX is your system, the fastest path is to tell us — we work directly with you and your provider to scope the connection.
Either way, your EHR isn't a dead end. It's a conversation.
Is my data safe when it moves between systems?
Yes. Pamela is built for European healthcare from the ground up:
ISO 27001 and NEN 7510 — certifications Pamela holds for information security and Dutch healthcare security
AVG (GDPR) — compliant, on European infrastructure
EU AI Act — built for it as it phases in
Security isn't an add-on here. It's the foundation the integration sits on.
How do my notes get into the record?
With a click. Once a note is done, it goes where it needs to go — no tab-switching, no retyping.
The ways to move a note:
Straight into your EHR through a live integration
One-click copy and paste for anywhere else
Secure shareable link when a colleague needs eyes on it
Structured PDF export for a clean clinical document
The documentation lands where it belongs, in the right format, without becoming a second job.
Fits in, doesn't take over
Pamela isn't a new home for your clinical work. It's the layer that makes the home you already have far less of a grind to document in.
It connects with the EHR you already use
It's live with Emma and built for systems like ChipSoft's HiX
It moves your notes where they need to go, with one click
All of it adds up to the same thing: less time fighting your systems, more attention on the patient in front of you.
Type less. Click less. Care better.
FAQ
Do I need to replace my EHR to use Pamela? No. Pamela works as a layer on top of your existing EPD. You keep your system and your workflow.
Which EPDs does Pamela work with? Pamela is built to connect with any EHR on open standards like FHIR and HL7. It's live with Emma (by TimeFF) today and designed to connect with major Dutch systems, including ChipSoft's HiX, Medicore, Nexus, TelaSoft, Praktijkdata, CNS Connect and more.
Does Pamela integrate with ChipSoft's HiX? Pamela is built to connect with HiX on open healthcare standards. If HiX is your system, get in touch and we'll scope the connection with you and your provider.
How does Pamela keep clinical data secure? Pamela holds ISO 27001 and NEN 7510 certifications, is AVG/GDPR compliant on European infrastructure, and is built for the EU AI Act as it phases in.
How do notes get from Pamela into my system? Through direct integration where available, or one-click copy, a secure link, or a structured PDF export everywhere else.
Your EHR isn't a dead end. It's a conversation.
