Voice-to-Text Prescription: dictate, review, done
Speak the prescription in your own words — in Hindi, English, or your regional language — and LinkedCare transcribes it and structures it into your consultation for review. You edit and approve; nothing is finalised without you.
How it looks
Open the voice assistant from any consultation, dictate, and watch your words become a structured prescription you can check line by line.
Tap the mic and speak clearly. Switch languages mid-sentence if you like.
You said
Illustrative interface. Recognised medicines are checked automatically; anything uncertain is flagged for you to confirm — never guessed.
How it works
- 1Dictate naturally. Speak the prescription in Hindi, English, or a regional language — including the code-mixed way most doctors actually talk.
- 2Live transcription. Speech recognition tuned for Indian clinical speech turns your words into text as you talk, keeping dosages and numbers precise.
- 3Structured automatically. LinkedCare pulls out drug, strength, form, frequency, duration, and instructions into proper prescription fields.
- 4Medicines checked. Each drug is matched against a national medicines database; anything unrecognised is flagged with suggestions for you to pick from.
- 5You review in the consultation. Everything pre-fills into your SOAP consultation — fully editable. You correct anything, then approve.
- 6Saved & shared. On approval it's saved to the patient's record and shared with them via mylinkedcare.in.
Voice never creates a prescription on its own. It always flows through your consultation for review first — you confirm every entry before anything is finalised.
Built for how Indian doctors actually speak
Speaks your language
Hindi, English, and major regional languages — including sentences that mix a regional language with English drug names.
Accurate dosages
Numbers, strengths, and frequencies are transcribed precisely, so the details that matter stay right.
You stay in control
Every dictation lands in your consultation for review. You edit and approve — nothing is saved without you.
Unrecognised drugs flagged
Uncertain or unknown medicine names are highlighted with database suggestions, so you confirm the right one.
Manual entry always on
Prefer to type, or want to fix a line by hand? Manual entry is available at every step — voice never locks you in.
Audio is not stored
Your voice is used only to produce the transcript and then discarded — only the final text you approve is saved.
AI-assisted transcription and structuring support your clinical judgement and are not a substitute for it.
FAQ
What languages can I dictate in?
Hindi, English, and major Indian regional languages — including code-mixed speech where you switch between a regional language and English medical terms in the same sentence.
Does it replace my clinical judgement?
No. Voice dictation pre-fills your SOAP consultation, which you review, edit, and approve. AI-assisted suggestions support your judgement — they don't replace it, and nothing is saved until you confirm.
Is my audio recorded or stored?
Audio is used only to generate the transcript and is then discarded. Only the final text you approve is saved to the patient's record.
What if it mishears a drug name?
Unrecognised or uncertain medicine names are flagged with suggestions from the medicines database for you to confirm. You can also type the correct name — manual entry is always available.
Does it work offline?
Voice transcription needs an internet connection. If you're offline you can still capture the consultation by typing, and it syncs once you're back online.
Is it secure and ABDM-compliant?
Yes. Records are stored with strong encryption in transit and at rest, and prescriptions are generated on LinkedCare's ABDM-certified HMIS (M1, M2, M3).
How is it priced?
Voice-to-text is part of LinkedCare's AI Suite. Call us on 1800 123 5030 or email sales@linkedcare.com and we'll prepare a quote for your setup.
See voice prescriptions in action
Book a free demo and dictate a prescription yourself. A 60-day no-penalty pilot is available.