Med-1 is Omnimedica’s proprietary speech-recognition engine for Greek clinical language — the engine that turns a doctor’s dictation into precise, reliable text.
Med-1 is Omnimedica’s proprietary speech-recognition engine for Greek clinical language — the engine that turns a doctor’s dictation into precise, reliable text.
Greek is hard. Medical Greek is harder. Off-the-shelf speech-to-text trips over clinical terminology, abbreviations, declensions and the way doctors actually dictate — and one wrong word in a report is one too many.
Where general speech-to-text slips
General STTμικρά οστά φυτά στο γόνατο
Med-1μικρά οστεόφυτα στο γόνατο
What Med-1 does
Tuned for the language of the clinic.
Greek-first, not translated
Med-1 is built for Greek as it’s actually spoken in clinics — declensions, word order and phrasing included.
A medical vocabulary
Anatomy, pathology, procedures and drug names that general speech-to-text mishears or smooths over.
Abbreviations & dictation habits
The shorthand and conventions doctors actually use when they dictate — expanded correctly.
Accent-insensitive understanding
Matches names and terms regardless of accentuation — so ΜΑΡΙΑ, Μαρία and μαρια are the same person.
Patient-name detection
Med-1 surfaces the patient’s name from the dictation so it can be confirmed before anything is finalised.
Two passes, no waiting
A live word-by-word preview while you speak, then an authoritative transcription the instant you stop.
