Which specialities and care settings Rhazes supports
Rhazes supports over 300 specialities and care settings. Check whether yours is covered, and what to do if it is not listed exactly.
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How specialities work in Rhazes
The speciality you choose during profile setup narrows the clinical assumptions Rhazes makes in every response. It isn't a filter that switches features on or off. Every clinician gets the same tools. It's context that shapes tone, terminology and clinical reasoning.
What's covered
Rhazes supports well over 300 specialities and care settings, from the obvious ones like Cardiology and General Practice to smaller or allied-health fields like Aromatherapy, Audiology Technology and Bereavement Counselling. Search for yours in the speciality picker during profile setup. It's a searchable list rather than a fixed set of categories, so type a few letters instead of scrolling.
If your exact niche isn't listed
Pick the closest match. Rhazes uses your speciality as context rather than as a hard rule, so a close match still produces sensible output. If you regularly need a specific format, structure or terminology your speciality picker doesn't quite capture, build a custom template or workflow tuned to it. See Templates and Workflows.
Which settings this applies in
This isn't limited to hospitals or clinics. Community health, telehealth, allied health, mental health and private practice are all represented in the speciality list, and the same profile-driven tailoring applies everywhere Rhazes is used.