Clinical scribe
Turns the consultation into a structured, editable record.
- Medical transcription
- Structured clinical AI
- CIE-10 + CUPS validated
- Review and signing
You dictate the consultation; VozMedica structures the clinical record and proposes ICD-10 and CUPS codes that are checked against a catalog. Only the doctor signs.
First visit · General medicine · 10/05/2026
Nasal congestion and frequent sneezing.
Three weeks of nasal congestion, watery rhinorrhea, and sneezing, mostly in the morning. Denies fever.
Conceptual view with synthetic data.
Documenting the consultation is the first step and is what is in production today. WhatsApp reception and follow-up are in development.
VozMedica includes this scribe, in production. Reception and follow-up are in development.
VozMedica turns the dictation into a structured record with verified codes and leaves the decision to the professional.
Each step has a limited scope; signing, prescribing, and finalizing a diagnosis are the doctor’s alone.
The clinical scribe is in production today. WhatsApp reception and follow-up are being built and are marked as in development.
Turns the consultation into a structured, editable record.
WhatsApp receptionist in development. It is not yet part of the production product; the planned design is:
Planned: reminders and communication from approved plans.
Not built yet: a panel to see the clinic’s status.
Dictations, records pending signature, and codes to confirm, with whatever needs your attention always on top.
J30.4DraftL23.9SignedI10SentIllustrative view with synthetic data. CLARA elements are a concept in development.
Planned design: an assistant with its own name, tone, information, and questionnaire that answers general questions, collects each case, and alerts the team. It will not diagnose or prescribe. It is not yet part of the production product.
T+0Private conversation · contact-isolated sessionT+1Team alert · new contactNEXTPlanned · qualified case to the clinical systemDesign: answer general questions and record the reason for the team.
In development. The current application serves a single clinic per installation; a multi-clinic model is not available yet.
Example conversation of a concept in development, with synthetic data.
Autonomy follows risk. A lookup may run; a clinical record needs review, confirmed codes, and the doctor’s signature.
The record comes from your dictation. Audio is not stored.
Only the doctor can sign, prescribe, and finalize a diagnosis.
No irreversible clinical actions in the background.
With an unconfirmed code, signing is blocked.
Today VozMedica offers a REST API and, on signing, pushes the record to CareCompile as a FHIR DocumentReference. There are no HL7 or third-party records-system connectors.
The code-system layer starts with Colombia (CUPS and ICD-10) and is designed to add other countries’ code systems. Roadmap: not live yet.
15-minute session with synthetic data. No patient data.