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AI Built for ENT.
HELIX connects symptoms, exams, testing, imaging, procedures, medications, and treatment history—bringing the ENT story together so you can quickly see what matters and keep care moving forward.
Understand the History
Bring symptoms, prior evaluations, imaging, testing, medications, procedures, and treatment history into context.
Surface What Matters
Quickly find relevant audiology, imaging, pathology, prior procedures, medications, and changes in symptoms.
Capture the ENT Exam
Organize symptoms, specialty-specific exam findings, assessment, and plan as the encounter happens.
Follow Treatment & Outcomes
Track medications, procedures, surgery, symptom response, and recovery across visits.
What Matters in ENT
ENT care brings together symptoms, specialized testing, procedures, and clinical findings. HELIX keeps the complete picture connected.
Bring the ENT History Together
Connect symptoms, diagnoses, prior treatments, procedures, medications, imaging, and specialist evaluations into a clear clinical picture.
Surface Testing & Imaging
Quickly find relevant audiology, vestibular testing, sleep studies, imaging, pathology, and other specialty results.
Capture Specialty-Specific Findings
Organize relevant ear, nose, throat, head and neck, voice, airway, and other exam findings without disrupting the encounter.
Track Procedures & Treatment
Follow medications, office procedures, surgery, devices, therapy, and other interventions throughout care.
Follow Symptoms & Outcomes
Track hearing, breathing, voice, swallowing, sleep, pain, and other symptoms as they change over time.
Common Challenges in ENT
ENT care spans diverse conditions, specialized testing, procedures, and treatment pathways.
The Specialty Is Broad
A single practice may manage hearing loss, sinus disease, voice disorders, sleep conditions, swallowing problems, and head and neck conditions.
Specialized Results Matter
Audiology, imaging, sleep studies, vestibular testing, pathology, and other results may all influence the clinical decision.
The Exam Is Highly Specific
ENT encounters can involve detailed specialty findings that vary considerably depending on the patient's condition.
Procedures Are Part of Everyday Care
Office procedures, scopes, biopsies, injections, and other interventions need to remain connected to the clinical story.
Symptoms Evolve Over Time
Hearing, breathing, voice, swallowing, sleep, and other symptoms may change with treatment or disease progression.
Prior Treatment Matters
Medications, procedures, surgery, devices, and therapy can all affect what should happen next.
Care Often Crosses Specialities
Audiology, speech therapy, pulmonology, allergy, oncology, sleep medicine, and other teams may contribute to care
High Patient Volumes Add Pressure
Clinicians need the relevant history and findings quickly without spending the visit searching through the chart.
AI Workflows Designed for ENT
Intelligence that connects the patient story from symptoms and testing through treatment and follow-up.
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Understand the History
Bring forward symptoms, prior evaluations, imaging, testing, medications, procedures, and relevant medical history.
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Surface What Matters
Identify the specialty results, previous treatments, symptom changes, and clinical details relevant to today’s encounter.
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Capture the Encounter
Listen and organize symptoms, specialty-specific exam findings, assessment, procedures, and plan in real time.
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Move Care Forward
Turn the plan into documentation, medications, testing, imaging, referrals, procedures, coding, and follow-up.
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Follow Outcomes
Track symptoms, treatment response, procedures, surgery, recovery, and ongoing care across visits.
Built Around ENT Care
- ENT terminology & specialty-specific clinical context
- Audiology, imaging, testing & procedure intelligence
- Symptoms, treatment & outcomes tracked over time
- Works within HELIX or your existing EHR
“AllayAI functions as an intelligent scribe at your side focusing on generating an organized comprehensive note to document your patient visit while you focus on being present with your patient. No more endlessly revisiting the patient encounter as you dictate over and over again. It is liberating!”
Bassem Said, MD
Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery