Arabic and English
Dictate the way you actually speak in clinic, including mixed Arabic and English, and get back clean structured text.
MediVoice
MediVoice.
Arabic and English clinical notes.
MediVoice turns natural Arabic or English dictation into structured clinical reports, SOAP notes, examinations, and discharge summaries — so you can stay present with the patient instead of typing.
What you get
Dictation that comes back as a real clinical document.
SOAP notes
Subjective, objective, assessment, and plan separated into the sections your record expects.
Examinations
Physical examination findings organised by system instead of one unbroken paragraph.
Discharge summaries
Longer documents drafted from dictation, ready for your review and signature.
Audio not retained
Recordings are discarded after processing — MediVoice does not keep your audio or patient documents.
Clinician reviews
Every generated document is a draft. You read, correct, and approve before anything is used.
Ways to start
Pick your entry point.
Less admin. More medicine.
Finish your notes before you leave the clinic.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages can I dictate in?
MediVoice supports Arabic and English dictation, including mixed Arabic and English speech.
What documents can MediVoice draft?
MediVoice drafts structured clinical reports, SOAP notes, examination findings, and discharge summaries. A clinician must review and approve each draft.