Medical transcription that actually gets the terminology right

Power ambient documentation and clinical workflows with HIPAA-eligible Medical Mode.

Medical-grade transcription. BAA. SOC 2 Type II. ISO 27001. Built for real clinical environments.

COMPLIANCE: 

✔︎ BAA Available

✔︎ SOC 2 Type II

✔︎ EU Data Residency

✔︎ Opt-out of Training

✔︎ PII Redaction

Physicians spend 2 hours on admin for every 1 hour of patient care.

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Capture every medication, procedure, and dosage correctly88% fewer medical entity errors than general-purpose models.

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From transcription to clinical insight in one API

Combine speech-to-text, speaker diarization, PHI redaction, and LLM-powered summarization in a single API call. Generate SOAP notes, referral letters, and clinical summaries automatically.

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The numbers that matter in clinical environments

The terms that determine patient outcomes — medication names, dosages, and diagnoses — transcribed more accurately than ever.

3.2%
Medical Error Rate (MER) with Medical Mode
88%
Fewer Missed Medical Entities
(vs. general STT models)
$0.15/hr
Transparent add-on pricing with no compliance upcharges
Doctors Visit
00:00
01:23
00:00
Doctor
Hi, Mr. #####. How are you?
00:01
Patient
I'm good. Dr. #####, nice to see you.
00:03
Doctor
Nice to see you again. What brings you back?
00:06
Patient
Well, my back's been hurting again.
00:09
Doctor
I see. I've seen you a number of times for this, haven't I?
00:13
Patient
Yeah, well, ever since I got hurt on the job three years ago, it's something that just keeps coming back. It'll be fine for a while, and then I'll bend down or I'll move in a weird way, and then boom, it'll just go out again.
00:28
Doctor
Unfortunately, that can happen, and I do have quite a few patients who get reoccurring episodes of back pain. Have you been keeping up with the therapy that we had you on before?
00:41
Patient
Which? The pills?
00:44
Doctor
Actually, I was talking about the physical therapy that we had you doing. The pills are only meant for short term because they don't actually prevent the back pain from coming back.
00:57
Patient
Yeah, once my back started feeling better, I was happy not to go to the therapist anymore.
01:03
Doctor
Why was that?
01:05
Patient
Well, it started to become kind of a hassle, you know, with my work schedule and the cost was an issue. But I was able to get back to work, so. And I could use the money.
01:17
Doctor
Do you think the physical therapy was helping?
01:20
Patient
Yeah, well, it was slow going at first.
01:23
Doctor
I see. Physical therapy is a bit slower than medications, but the point is to build up the core muscles in your back and your abdomen. Physical therapy is also less invasive than medications, so that's why we had you doing the therapy. But you mentioned that cost was getting to be a real issue for you. Can you tell me more about that?
Diagnoses
Primary diagnosis: Chronic mechanical low back pain without radiculopathy, with recurrent acute exacerbations
If coding: M54.50 Low back pain, unspecified, G89.29 Other chronic pain (to denote chronicity)
Subjective
Chief complaint: Recurrent low back pain.
History of present illness: Male with chronic low back pain since a work-related injury ~3 years ago. Experiences intermittent flares triggered by bending or awkward movements; current flare prompted visit. Reports prior improvement with physical therapy but discontinued when insurance-limited sessions were used and travel/parking became costly and logistically difficult with work. Previously took tramadol, which helped but became too expensive. Prefers to avoid missing work and wants lower-cost options. Open to nonpharmacologic therapies (yoga, tai chi, meditation). No specific red-flag symptoms discussed in the encounter.
Medications: Previously tramadol (stopped due to cost). No current prescription analgesics noted.
Allergies: Not discussed.
Relevant social/cost factors: Insurance limits on PT; increased travel/parking costs; desires cost-effective care; willing to compare insurance options during open enrollment.

Everything you need for medical transcription in one API

Clinical Speech-to-Text Model

Purpose-trained on medical terminology, pharmaceutical names, acronyms, and multi-specialty vocabulary. 66% fewer missed entities vs. general models.

Speaker Diarization

Accurately separate patient, provider, and staff at 2.9% error rate. Handles interruptions, overlapping speech, and multi-party encounters.

PHI Redaction

Automatically detect and redact Protected Health Information before data leaves your pipeline.

Real-Time Streaming

Stream medical-grade accuracy live. Ambient scribes and clinical copilots get terms right as they're spoken

LLM Gateway -> Clinical Notes

Generate SOAP, SBAR, DAP, or custom note formats from transcripts. Bring your own LLM or use AssemblyAI's hosted models.

Business Associate Agreement (BAA)

HIPAA-eligible infrastructure and BAA included, data training opted out by default.

Build a HIPAA-eligible medical scribe in minutes

Three API calls: transcribe with Universal-3 Pro + Medical Mode, redact PHI, generate SOAP notes. Production-ready from day one.
See full ambient scribe tutorial in developer docs

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