What could AI drafting save your practice?

Your own numbers, worked out in your browser, no email, no tracking. Built to be conservative: it subtracts the time to review each draft, because a clinician still has to check the output. The AI it prices, Hush, keeps no conversations or documents: what you type is processed, then gone.

GPs, nurses, managers, anyone who writes documents.
Referral letters, complaint responses, leaflets, policies.
Time to write from scratch minus time to write with a draft.
Subtracted, honestly, the draft must be checked.
A locum hour is roughly £100; use your own figure.
Compare against:
130
documents / month
10.8
net hours saved / month
£1,083
time value / month
How this is worked out, in the open: net hours = (staff × documents/week × 4.33 weeks × minutes saved per document) minus review time per document, divided by 60. Time value = net hours × your hourly figure. We subtract review time on purpose so the number isn't inflated, and we floor it at zero rather than ever show a negative. This is an estimate from your inputs, not a promise, your real result depends on your workflow. It counts only drafting time, not quality, stress, or the value of leaving on time.
Test it free for two weeks How it works for GPs

Free pilot, no card, everything in writing. Hush drafts under clinician review, not an ambient scribe, not a medical device.

Frequently asked questions

How much time can a GP practice save using AI for drafting?

It depends on how many staff draft documents and how often. As a guide, drafting a referral or complaint letter with AI can save several minutes each, net of the time to review the output. This free calculator estimates monthly hours saved from your own inputs, deliberately subtracting review time so the figure stays conservative.

Does the AI time-savings estimate account for checking the output?

Yes. Every AI draft must be read and corrected by the responsible clinician, which takes time. This calculator subtracts an estimated review time per document before reporting net hours saved, so it does not overstate the benefit.