Speech-to-text, tuned for medicine

Build clinical voice applications with Deepgram Nova-3 Medical, optimized for clinical terminology and for multilingual transcription in both batch and real time.

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Clean transcripts, wherever care happens

Build medical transcription into your EHR platform, ambient scribe, or healthcare app, then customize it and deploy it your way.

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Deliver accurate, multilingual medical transcription for ambient AI scribes across healthcare settings. Capture clinical terminology with precision, speaker labels, and word-level timestamps, with sub-250ms streaming latency to support documentation as visits happen.

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The most accurate speech-to-text for clinical audio

Benchmark-backed accuracy that holds up even in the toughest audio.

  • 38%lower WER than the next-best competitor in English streaming
  • 10 of 10languages outperforming evaluated streaming competitors in WER
  • 9.7%lower batch WER than ElevenLabs Scribe v2 Medical

Made for medicine and made for your stack

Accurate across devices, specialty vocabulary, and speech patterns. Flexible enough to fit your pipeline and adapt to specialty-specific terminology.

  • Trained on clinical terms

    Learns symptoms, diagnoses, treatments, medications, and clinical jargon from real medical audio, not just general conversation.

  • Accurate across recording conditions

    Delivers reliable transcription whether the audio comes from a headset, a phone, or another recording device.

  • Gets real speech right

    Handles disfluencies, cross-talk, and accents that show up in everyday clinical settings.

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