Voice to Text

Medical-grade voice-to-text — with confidence you can see

Multilingual medical transcription with per-segment confidence and timestamps so you can review the parts that matter.

General-purpose speech-to-text was not built for medicine. Drug names, dosing units, anatomical terminology and specialty jargon all confuse consumer engines. ScribeMDPro combines multiple purpose-tuned models — routing English and Spanish to one pipeline, and Yoruba, Hausa and Swahili to a different one — because no single model is state of the art across every clinical language. Every transcript comes back with per-segment confidence scores and timestamps so clinicians can jump straight to the lower-confidence passages during review rather than re-reading everything.

Documentation challenges we solve

  • Consumer voice engines misrecognize drug names, doses, and anatomical terms
  • Multilingual clinics need different models for different languages — one-model-fits-all is a fantasy
  • Without confidence scoring, clinicians cannot tell which passages to re-verify

What clinicians gain

  • Purpose-tuned routing across English, Spanish, French, Yoruba, Hausa and Swahili
  • Per-segment confidence scores and timestamps in every transcript
  • Filtering of hallucination-prone segments before they ever reach the SOAP generator

How it works

  1. Step 1
    Start ambient recording

    Open ScribeMDPro before your voice-to-text workflow and start capture.

  2. Step 2
    Do the work naturally

    Speak, examine, counsel — the model listens without interrupting the flow.

  3. Step 3
    AI produces the artifact

    A structured, purpose-fit output appears seconds after you stop recording.

  4. Step 4
    Review, edit, export

    Refine inline, then copy to your EMR or download as PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages are supported today?

English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, plus Yoruba, Hausa and Swahili via a separate model route.

How accurate is medical drug-name recognition?

Substantially higher than consumer engines thanks to clinical prompt anchoring and specialty-tuned vocabulary.

Can I see which parts of the transcript are low-confidence?

Yes. A per-segment confidence panel highlights passages under a configurable threshold.

Are transcripts stored after a note is generated?

Transcripts are only retained as needed for the clinician's workflow; see the Trust Center for the current retention policy.

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