AI Tool Library
Discover AI tools curated for speech pathology and allied health.
Shae Rodgers / Speech Pathology Resources
Custom GPT to compare AI scribe options for your personal practice based on discipline, setting and priorities.
GTD Speech (founder: Julie Bearden, MS, CCC-SLP)
Real-time speech-to-IPA transcription tool for SLPs, built by an SLP, used during in-person and telepractice sessions.
Medifusion Pro Ltd.
Cliniko-integrated AI note-taking platform that records consultations and generates structured patient notes.
Melospeech Inc.
SLP-focused voice documentation tool that generates SOAP notes and family summaries from dictation.
InflaMed
Australian allied health platform connecting patient tracking, AI-drafted notes, reports and between-visit guidance.
Granola, Inc.
AI meeting notepad that captures meeting audio locally, enhances notes, and supports chat across meeting history.
Everbility
Documentation platform with templates and report-writing support for allied health.
Plaud
Wearable AI recorder for capturing and summarising meetings and notes on the go.
Otter.ai
General-purpose transcription tool for meetings and sessions.
Wispr Flow
AI-powered dictation that turns speech into structured documentation across any app.
Patient Notes
Multidisciplinary AI scribe and documentation platform suitable for team use.
SLP Tools
Suite of AI-enabled tools for SLPs covering documentation and therapy planning.
SLP Flow
Speech pathology-specific AI scribe for US and international clinicians.
BastionGPT
Healthcare-focused AI for reports, letters and data analysis with strong privacy controls. LLM integration
Ameo Health
Clinical collaboration platform with AI-powered notes and EHR Agentic workflow tools.
Heidi Health
AI scribe for real-time or recorded session notes with templates and AU data hosting options.
Anthropic
LLM with strong long-context reasoning for complex drafting, planning and document analysis.
OpenAI
General-purpose AI assistant for brainstorming, drafting, resource generation, research, business and admin support.
This library is reviewed monthly for tool updates, pricing changes, and privacy/compliance information. However, AI tools evolve rapidly and details may change between reviews.
Speech pathologists are ultimately responsible for checking each tool in detail before use, including verifying privacy settings, data handling, and clinical suitability for their specific context.
No responsibility is taken for incorrect or inappropriate use of AI tools. Users accept full responsibility for how they deploy and apply AI in their clinical practice.
