Samsung Medical Center Partners with Heidi to Test AI Clinical Documentation Software in South Korea
Nov 13, 2026 | By Carmela Catilo

Samsung Medical Center has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Melbourne-based healthcare AI company Heidi to test its clinical documentation software in South Korea. The partnership marks Heidi’s first collaboration with a South Korean healthcare institution.
Under the agreement, Samsung Medical Center will conduct a proof of concept (PoC) to evaluate Heidi’s AI-powered clinical documentation technology within its electronic medical record (EMR) system.
Testing AI-Powered Clinical Documentation
Announced on November 12, 2026, the trial will run on Samsung Medical Center’s own infrastructure. It will assess the software’s technical performance, physician acceptance, and the quality of clinical documentation.
The project aims to understand how Heidi’s technology can support healthcare professionals in managing medical records and reduce the administrative workload associated with clinical documentation.
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Developing Solutions for South Korean Hospitals
The two organisations also plan to develop Korean clinical documentation and interoperability specifications. These standards will help adapt Heidi’s software to the requirements of South Korean hospitals and their healthcare systems.
If the trial is successful, Samsung Medical Center could become a reference site for Heidi as the company explores wider adoption of its technology in South Korea.
South Korea's Growing Focus on Healthcare Data
South Korea has strict regulations governing the use of health information. Under its Personal Information Protection Act, health data is classified as sensitive personal information.
The planned integration will also consider Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR), an international standard that supports the exchange of healthcare information between different digital systems.
Samsung Medical Center ranked fourth in Newsweek’s World's Best Smart Hospitals 2027, highlighting its position in the adoption of advanced healthcare technologies.
Heidi's Funding and Growth
Heidi recently announced that it had raised US$100 million in Series C funding and secured an additional US$240 million growth investment.
The company develops AI-powered tools designed to support healthcare professionals with clinical documentation and related administrative tasks. Its partnership with Samsung Medical Center represents a step towards expanding its presence in the Asian healthcare market.
About Heidi

Heidi is a Melbourne-based healthcare technology company that develops AI-powered clinical documentation software. Its platform helps healthcare professionals manage clinical notes and documentation, supporting more efficient medical workflows.
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