How Mental Health Matters cut documentation time by 57%

More time with students at Höganäs Elevhälsa

One previously unrecorded diagnosis, captured per visit. A 12-week Swedish primary care pilot.

How South Savo’s wellbeing services county turned a five-team pilot into a county-wide rollout

Klippan municipality gave social workers their presence back

How Aleris Ultragyn stopped correcting codes after the visit

85% of Täsmä’s physicians cut their documentation time. Every one of them stayed with Tandem instead of going back to their old documentation workflow.

Eslöv Municipality gave caseworkers three hours back each day by replacing manual documentation with AI

How Oma Häme became the first Finnish region to deploy clinical AI broadly across social- and healthcare

Chirurgie München Nord cut evening documentation from three hours to 30 minutes

1,000 clinicians. 12,500 consultations. A three year rollout at Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust

How Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital gave physicians their evenings back

How Nelson Medical Practice cut documentation time by 58%

Rheumazentrum Mittelhessen saves five minutes per outpatient consultation

Recoletas brought AI-assisted clinical documentation to over 50 hospitals and clinics

Tandem AI trial shows faster notes, lower stress, and more time for patients at St Wulfstan Surgery

How one of the Nordics’ largest care organizations rolled out AI documentation across 60+ clinics

Farsund Municipality achieves an 80% reduction in documentation time and more reliable case notes with Tandem

The Hill Surgery boosts documentation accuracy, codes critical data automatically, and reaches 100% clinician adoption with Tandem

From 10,000+ notes to 1 hour gained daily: Doktor.se lightens admin pressure with Tandem

Mindler generates 10,000+ notes and saves psychologists up to 2 hours a day with Tandem

Praktikertjänst rolled out Tandem to 35 clinics in 4 months and cut documentation time for two-thirds of clinicians

Familjeläkarna rolled out Tandem and boosted patient capacity by 15 percent