Medical Speech Recognition
Dictation runs on a speech model tuned for clinical conversation, primed with medical vocabulary, so the transcript reads like a note rather than a voicemail. Record additional clips as the history unfolds.
An AI scribe built for how Indian doctors actually work. Dictate the history, photograph your handwritten notes from your phone, or apply a 1-click visit template — AI tidies it, you review it, and it lands in the patient's chart inside Arogyam.ai's EMR for Indian clinics.
Ask any doctor why the EMR sits half-empty and the answer is the same: typing loses to the patient in front of you. Most AI scribes answer with one thing — a microphone that records the consultation and drafts a note in a separate app, which you then paste into your records. Arogyam.ai takes a different view. The scribe lives inside the EMR, and it accepts input the way you already work: speak the history, photograph the notes you scribbled on paper, or pick a 1-click visit template and adjust it.
Whichever door you use, the result is the same: an editable note in the patient's chart that you review and apply. AI Summarize turns a rambling dictation or a scanned page into clean key points and a summary. Templates fill diagnosis, medications, lab orders and advice. The printed visit summary goes out on your letterhead in the patient's language. And because the record is structured from the start, it stays consistent, auditable and ready for ABDM.
Every doctor charts differently. Every method here ends in the same reviewed, structured note.
Click Audio on the complaint or history field and dictate the way you'd brief a junior. A speech model tuned for medical conversation transcribes it. Edit, record more as the history unfolds, then apply.
Click Scan and a QR code appears. Your phone opens a capture page — no app, no login — and you photograph the handwritten page. AI extracts the text and it is added to the note in seconds.
Type as usual, or apply a 1-click visit template and the whole encounter fills in: diagnosis with ICD-10, medications with dose and duration, lab orders, advice and follow-up. Change what's unique to this patient.
Some doctors think better with a pen. Keep the pen — lose the transcription.
A QR code appears on the diagnosis screen with a private, single-use link that expires in 10 minutes. Or copy the link and send it to your own phone.
The link opens a capture page in the browser — nothing to install, nothing to log in to. Photograph the page, or pick an image or PDF you already have.
AI reads the handwriting and the text is added to the complaint or history field, ready to edit. An unreadable page gets an honest "retake in better light", not guessed text.
Every AI step drafts; the doctor decides.
Dictation runs on a speech model tuned for clinical conversation, primed with medical vocabulary, so the transcript reads like a note rather than a voicemail. Record additional clips as the history unfolds.
Photograph handwritten notes from your phone through a QR link that needs no app or login. AI extracts the text — printed material included — straight into the note on your desktop.
One click turns a rambling transcript or a scanned page into a clean summary, key points and the medical terms it found. Apply replaces the field — and you can still edit before saving.
For the common consultations, skip dictation altogether: a doctor-curated visit template fills diagnosis, medications, lab orders and advice in one click. Clinic-level and personal templates too.
The same QR flow uploads paper reports. Photograph a pathology report and the values are parsed and flagged against reference ranges, with trends tracked across visits.
The visit ends with a summary on your clinic letterhead, with medication timing and duration written out in हिन्दी or తెలుగు — plus an optional plain-language AI summary of the visit.
A voice-only scribe sold as an add-on solves one doctor's one habit. A scribe inside the EMR should meet every doctor where they are.
| Typical voice-only AI scribe | Arogyam.ai AI Scribe | |
|---|---|---|
| Ways to capture a note | Voice | ✓Voice, phone-camera scan, or 1-click template |
| What gets recorded | The whole consultation, in the background | ✓Only what you choose to dictate — the patient conversation is never recorded |
| Where the note lives | A separate app; paste it into your records | ✓Inside the patient's chart in the EMR |
| Handwritten notes | Retype them | ✓Photograph them from your phone |
| Paper lab reports | Retype the values | ✓Photograph them; values parsed and flagged |
| Before anything is saved | Varies | ✓You review and apply, every time |
| Pricing | Per doctor, per month, on top of the EMR | ✓Included in every plan — flat, per clinic, see pricing |
"Typical" describes ambient, voice-only scribe products sold separately from the EMR. Plan details are on the pricing page.
Start your clinic on Arogyam.ai and give every doctor three ways to get the note done before the next patient sits down.