Specialties

Every specialty supported with its own intelligence

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Boston Health has supportedcare for95,777patients globally

“Using Hami in our busy urology clinic has been a truly impressive experience. It significantly reduces the time clinicians spend on one of the most demanding aspects of practice, allowing us to focus more on patient care without compromising on record quality. I am genuinely impressed by its efficiency and accuracy, and I strongly believe that Hami is an invaluable tool that should be integrated into every clinical setting.”
Dr Muhammad Shoaib MithaniConsultant Urologist & Associate Professor at The Kidney Center
what we support

25+ medical personas, each tailored to a specialty

The reasoning adapts to your specialty, so intake questions, red flags, and documentation always match how you practice.

  • An emergency department clinician treating a patient
  • A primary care clinician consulting with a patient in clinic
  • An urgent care clinician treating a walk-in patient
  • A cardiology clinician reviewing a patient's heart care
  • A dermatology clinician examining a patient's skin
  • An endocrinology clinician discussing treatment with a patient
  • A gastroenterology clinician in a GI clinic with a patient
  • A clinician consulting with a patient in an exam room (neurology persona)
  • A clinician consulting with a patient in an exam room (neurosurgery persona)
  • An oncology clinician speaking with a patient about treatment
  • A medical oncology clinician speaking with a patient about treatment
  • A radiation oncology clinician speaking with a patient about treatment
  • An orthopedic clinician assessing a patient's musculoskeletal care
  • A pediatric orthopedic clinician assessing a child's musculoskeletal care
  • A pulmonology clinician reviewing a patient's respiratory care
  • A rheumatology clinician examining a patient in clinic
  • A urology clinician consulting with a patient
  • A pediatric urology clinician consulting with a patient and family
  • An otolaryngology clinician examining a patient's ear, nose, or throat
  • An obstetrics and gynecology clinician consulting with a patient
  • A nephrology clinician discussing kidney care with a patient
  • A family medicine clinician with a patient in clinic
  • An internal medicine clinician consulting with a patient
  • An anesthesiology clinician preparing a patient for care
  • A clinician consulting with a patient in an exam room (general surgery persona)
  • A vascular surgery clinician reviewing a patient's circulatory care
We’re made to fit

  • Created for your specialty

    Intake, red flags, and documentation patterns shift by specialty.

  • Tuned to how you chart

    Summary format, level of detail, and phrasing learned per clinician over time.

  • As specific as you need

    Sub-specialties, niche workflows, edge cases - the reasoning adapts as deep as you go.

  • Built on request

    The Clinical Interaction Layer works around existing clinical routines, reducing the need to learn a new platform.

Hear it from specialists using Boston Health AI

Altus Community Healthcare
“For facilities like ours, where speed, accuracy, communication, and patient experience matter every day, tools like Boston Health play an important role in improving operational efficiency and supporting clinical teams.”

Muhammad Hamza Muhammad

Facility Director at Altus Community Healthcare

Altus Community Healthcare
“Working with Hami has been a great experience. The platform thoughtfully integrates AI into clinical practice in a way that feels intuitive, efficient, and genuinely useful for healthcare professionals.”

Umer Ahmed

Director of Physician Affairs at Altus Community Healthcare

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