Free clinical documentation for those who need it most.
The Clinix Foundation is ClinixSummary’s initiative to provide free access to our full clinical documentation platform for clinics operating in relief areas, underserved communities, and resource-limited settings. Because documentation burden should never be a barrier to delivering care where it is needed most.
Our Goal
To aid medical care delivery and improve patient outcomes in settings where administrative burden diverts scarce clinical resources away from patients. In humanitarian relief zones, rural health centres, and NGO-operated facilities, every minute a clinician spends on paperwork is a minute taken away from care. The Clinix Foundation exists to eliminate that trade-off.
We believe that world-class clinical documentation tools should not be a privilege reserved for well-funded health systems. Access to technology that reduces burnout, improves documentation quality, and supports continuity of care is a matter of healthcare equity.
Healthcare Equity, Not Charity
The Clinix Foundation is not a stripped-down version of our product. Eligible organisations receive full access to ClinixSummary’s clinical documentation platform — the same proprietary models, the same specialty coverage, the same meticulous notes, and the same multilingual support used by private practices and health systems worldwide.
This is part of ClinixSummary’s core commitment to healthcare equity. We believe that the tools available to a specialist in London should also be available to a physician staffing a relief clinic in a conflict zone.
Who qualifies for Clinix Foundation access.
The Clinix Foundation is available to organisations operating in settings where commercial licensing is not feasible and where clinical documentation tools can have the greatest impact on care delivery.
Humanitarian Relief Clinics
Medical facilities operating in active conflict zones, disaster response areas, and refugee settlement health services. Includes temporary field hospitals, mobile clinics, and transitional care centres established by humanitarian organisations.
Rural Health Centres
Primary care and community health facilities in rural and remote areas with limited infrastructure and connectivity. Includes village health posts, district hospitals, and community health worker programmes serving populations with limited access to healthcare.
NGO-Operated Medical Facilities
Healthcare delivery programmes run by registered non-governmental organisations, faith-based health networks, and international medical aid agencies. Includes organisations such as MSF partner clinics, Red Cross/Red Crescent health programmes, and similar entities.
Full platform access. No compromises.
Proprietary Models
Full access to all 40+ specialty-tuned clinical AI models.
All Languages
Six languages with full multilingual code-switching support.
Meticulous Notes
Clinically precise, structured, audit-ready documentation.
Dedicated Support
Priority onboarding and ongoing technical assistance.
Apply for Clinix Foundation access.
If your organisation serves communities in need and documentation burden is limiting your care delivery, we want to hear from you. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.