Attendi builds speech technology for Dutch healthcare, so care professionals can report by voice. Its in-house speech model works inside the electronic client record and serves 300+ care organisations, mainly in elderly and disability care.
Attendi: Voice Reporting for Dutch Healthcare
Attendi is an Amsterdam company, founded in 2019 by Diederik de Rave and Berend Jutte. It builds speech technology for Dutch healthcare so care professionals can report by voice, using a speech model it develops in-house and trains on care reports from across the Netherlands. The company says it works with over 300 care organisations, mainly in elderly care and disability care.
Key Features
Voice Reporting in the EHR: Integrated directly into the electronic client record on mobile and web, converting speech live into written reports with punctuation.
Dutch Care Speech Model: Trained on millions of spoken care reports, according to the company, to handle regional accents from Friesland to Zuid-Limburg.
Writing Assistant (Schrijfhulp): Spoken instructions such as "make this a SOAP note" turn dictated text into a structured report or letter.
Attendi App: Records longer conversations such as intakes, recognises different speakers, and produces a structured summary per client from templates set in Attendi Studio.
EHR Sync: Single sign-on and one-tap sync of summaries to the right client file, with full integration for Nedap Ons users.
Use Cases
Daily Care Reporting: Dictate shift reports instead of typing.
Client Conversations: Record and summarize intakes and family meetings.
Multidisciplinary Meetings: Split a meeting about several clients into one summary per client.
Elderly and Disability Care: Documentation tuned to the language of these sectors.