Medikunj Voice Rx
Dictate in English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil or Telugu. Medikunj puts it into your template as complaint, vitals, diagnosis and medicines. You review, check the medicines, and print on your letterhead.
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Hero loop: a doctor dictates, the note fills, Finalize is tapped
What the doctor gets
Voice Rx is the dictation part of the Medikunj doctor consultation. The doctor speaks, the speech is transcribed as it is spoken, and AI places it into the selected prescription template: chief complaint, history, examination, vitals, diagnosis with ICD-10 code, medicines with frequency and duration, advice and follow-up. The doctor edits anything, runs a medicine safety check, finalizes, and prints the prescription on the hospital letterhead with a signature. It runs in the Medikunj Doctor Console on the doctor’s phone and in the browser.
The problem
The examination takes the time it takes. The writing is what stretches the day, and what gets cut when the waiting room is full.
The doctor types in a language they do not speak
The consultation happens in Bengali, Hindi or Tamil. The record is typed in English, field by field, with the patient watching the top of a monitor. Eye contact is the first thing to go.
Notes get finished after clinic, from memory
At 9 pm the details of the third patient of the morning are gone. What is typed is a summary of a summary, and the next doctor who reads it inherits the gaps.
The slip the pharmacy cannot read, the advice the patient cannot recall
A handwritten line of shorthand is read by someone else, and the verbal advice is gone by the time the patient reaches the stairs. Both end in a phone call to the clinic.
Already convinced?
Voice Rx is in the Entry plan at ₹1,999/month. Your doctors can dictate their next consultation today.
Book 20 minutes and we dictate a real consultation on screen, in your language, on your template.
How it works
There is no special phrasing to learn. Speak the way you would dictate to a junior, then read the screen.
“Forty-five year male, fever and body ache three days, throat congested. BP 130 by 85, temperature 101. Viral pharyngitis. Paracetamol 650 TDS five days, cetirizine at night, warm gargles, review after three days.”
What lands on the screen for review
Stopping the microphone sends the transcript to be structured, so there is no extra button. If you prefer, type or paste the narrative and press Structure with AI. The raw transcript is saved with the consultation, so a later reader can see what was actually said next to what was recorded.
Real-time run: one consultation, timed from mic tap to Finalize
Doctor Console consultation screen with the dictation panel open
Languages
Seven choices sit next to the microphone: English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu.
English
A medical vocabulary model, with common Indian drug names and dose shorthand supplied so that paracetamol, pantoprazole, TDS and SOS come out as written.
Hindi
A multilingual model that follows Hindi and English mixed in the same sentence, which is how most consultations are actually spoken.
Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu
Each is transcribed in its own language setting rather than being treated as Hindi. For Bengali, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu, the drug-name list is applied as well, because doctors say English drug names in the middle of a regional sentence.
The same languages are available for the written instructions the patient takes home, in native script, and in Roman script for Bengali and Hindi.
Templates
A template is a list of sections. The same list is what the doctor edits, what the AI fills, and what prints. Change a section once and all three follow.
SOAP Notes
Chief complaint, subjective, vitals, examination, assessment with ICD-10, medications, advice, follow-up. The default; short and fast.
EMR problem-oriented format
Diagnosis first, then symptoms including negatives, vitals, examination by region, existing medicines, newly prescribed medicines, advice, next review and criteria for an earlier return.
General Physician OPD note
History of present illness, review of systems, past history, allergies, tobacco and alcohol use, examination, clinical reasoning, medicines, non-drug measures, red-flag warning signs.
Department templates. The template system already supports templates scoped to a department, so a gynaecology, paediatrics or cardiology template shows up only for those doctors. Today the three above ship; a department template is built with your doctors from the sections they already write on, then added once. Whatever the template, a chief complaint, a diagnosis and the medicine table are always present, so finalizing and reporting work the same everywhere.
Template picker and the same dictation filling two different templates
The finished prescription
A single A4 page on the hospital’s letterhead: doctor and registration number, a patient grid, the template sections, a medicine table, the doctor’s signature and the e-prescription notice. This is the SOAP template filled from the dictation above.
Sample Hospital
Multispeciality Care · Kolkata
12 Sample Road, Kolkata, West Bengal 700001
Phone: 033-0000-0000 | sample@hospital.example
Dr. A. Sample
MBBS, MD (General Medicine)
Reg. No: SAMPLE-0000
Prescription
| Patient Name | Sample Patient | UHID / Patient ID | UHID-000000 |
| Age / Gender | 45 / Male | Mobile Number | 98XXXXXX00 |
| Date | 18/10/2026 | Consulting Doctor | Dr. A. Sample |
Chief Complaint
Subjective
Objective — Vitals
Objective — Examination
Assessment
Plan — Medications
℞
| # | Medicine | Frequency | Duration | Instructions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paracetamol 650 mg | 1-1-1 | 5 days | After food |
| 2 | Cetirizine 10 mg | 0-0-1 | 5 days | At night |
Plan — Advice
Plan — Follow-up
This is an electronically generated prescription based on the consultation recorded above and is valid without a physical signature. It is issued for the named patient only, based on the information available at the time of consultation. Medicines must be taken strictly as directed; do not alter the dose or self-medicate. This prescription is not valid for the dispensing of narcotic or psychotropic substances. In case of an emergency, worsening symptoms, or any adverse reaction, seek immediate medical attention.
Medicine, frequency, duration and instruction sit in separate columns, so the pharmacy reads a table and not a line of handwriting. When patient instructions are generated, they print in a boxed block under the plan, in the patient’s language.
A real printed prescription from the demo tenant, photographed or exported as PDF-to-image
The AI layer
Every prescription carries the doctor's name and registration number, so the question that matters is who checks what. Each step below states what the software does and what a person still confirms.
Dictation into text
Speech is transcribed as you talk. English uses a medical vocabulary model tuned with common Indian drug names and dosage shorthand such as TDS, BD, SOS and 1-0-1, so the words come out spelled the way a pharmacist expects.
Human in the loop: the transcript is plain text on screen. You can correct it before anything is structured.
Structuring into the template
The transcript becomes complaint, history, examination, vitals, diagnosis, medicines, lab orders, advice and follow-up, laid out in whichever template you selected. It is told never to invent a finding, vital or drug you did not say, and to use the unspecified ICD-10 code when you did not establish a cause.
Human in the loop: every field is editable and nothing is saved as final until you press Finalize.
Medicine safety check
On request, the medicine list is checked against the patient's age, sex, recorded allergies and the diagnosis for interactions, dose sanity, duplicate therapy and pregnancy, kidney or liver cautions. If there is nothing to raise it says so in one line.
Human in the loop: it is advisory. The doctor accepts, changes or ignores each flag.
Patient instructions
The diagnosis, medicines and advice are turned into short instructions in the patient's language and script, or in Roman letters for patients who speak a language but read English more easily.
Human in the loop: the doctor reads the instructions before they print.
Finalize is blocked until there is a chief complaint, a diagnosis and at least one medicine. Drafts are marked as drafts. Every draft and finalize is written to the audit log.
The Doctor Console
Voice Rx lives inside the Doctor Console, a separate app for doctors that installs from the browser and opens on Today: the day’s queue, the patients waiting, and the consultations that still need finalizing.
Today
The doctor's own queue. Tap a patient to open the consultation.
Consult
Dictation panel, template picker, editable sections, medicine safety check, patient instructions, Save Draft, Finalize, Print.
Patients
Each patient's earlier encounters, so the next visit starts with the last one open.
Calendar, Inbox, Rounds, Revenue
The rest of the doctor's day, in the same app.
Saving a draft moves the patient to in-progress in the clinic queue. Finalizing closes the visit and the token, so reception sees the same state the doctor does. Voice Rx is part of the Medikunj OPD workflow, not a separate tool to reconcile.
Doctor Console set: Today, Consult, Patients on phone frames
Comparison
The comparison that matters is not another vendor's feature list. It is what happens between the doctor finishing the examination and the patient leaving the room.
| Capability | Handwritten or typed | With Voice Rx |
|---|---|---|
| Writing the prescription | Handwritten after each patient, or typed into a form field by field | Spoken once; the fields fill themselves for review |
| Language | The doctor speaks Bengali to the patient and types in English | Dictate in the language you consult in, including Hindi mixed with English |
| Drug names and doses | Spelling and shorthand vary by doctor and by day | Medical vocabulary with Indian drug names; dose written as 1-0-1, duration and instruction in separate fields |
| Safety | Interaction checking depends on memory at 6 pm | One tap checks the list against age, allergies and diagnosis |
| What the pharmacy reads | A slip that someone phones the clinic about | A printed table: medicine, frequency, duration, instruction |
| What the patient understands | Verbal advice, mostly forgotten by the time they leave | Written instructions in their own language on the same page |
| Next visit | Find the old paper, if it was kept | The encounter is stored against the patient record, with the spoken transcript |
| Records for audit | Nothing shows who edited what | Every draft and finalize is written to the audit log |
This compares Voice Rx with handwritten and keyboard-typed prescribing. For named vendors, see our comparison of digital prescription software.
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Straight answers
Five questions that decide whether a doctor puts their registration number on AI-drafted text.
Step by step
The standard working procedure, from the patient walking in to the print.
Open the consultation
From Today or the patient's page in the Doctor Console, tap the patient. The consultation opens with the patient's name, UHID, age and gender already in place.
Pick the language and tap the mic
Choose English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil or Telugu, then tap the microphone. A live level meter and the running transcript confirm it is listening.
Speak the consultation
Dictate it the way you would tell a colleague: complaint, findings, vitals, diagnosis, medicines, advice, follow-up. A recorded doctor and patient conversation also works.
Tap stop
Stopping dictation sends the transcript for structuring automatically. The transcript stays editable, and you can also type or paste into it and press Structure with AI.
Review the structured note
Complaint, history, examination, vitals, diagnosis with ICD-10 code, medicines, advice and follow-up fill the template. Edit any field. The scribe only fills what you said.
Run the medicine safety check
Check the list for interactions, dose problems, duplicate therapy and allergy conflicts. It flags; you decide.
Add patient instructions in the patient's language
Pick a language, including Roman-script Bengali or Hindi, and generate plain instructions that print on the prescription.
Finalize and print
Finalize needs a chief complaint, a diagnosis and at least one medicine. The prescription prints on your letterhead with your signature, and the queue token closes.
FAQ
Medikunj Voice Rx is the voice dictation part of the Medikunj doctor consultation. The doctor speaks the consultation, the speech is transcribed live, and AI structures the transcript into complaint, history, examination, vitals, diagnosis with ICD-10 code, medicines, advice and follow-up inside the chosen prescription template. The doctor reviews and edits every field, then finalizes, and the prescription prints on the hospital's letterhead with the doctor's signature.
Voice prescription software lets a doctor speak the consultation instead of writing or typing it, and turns the speech into a structured prescription. The useful ones do three things beyond transcription: they put the words into the right fields, they cope with the doctor's language and drug names, and they leave the doctor in control of what is signed.
English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu. English uses a medical vocabulary model. Hindi uses a multilingual model that handles Hindi and English mixed in one sentence, which is how many Indian consultations are spoken. Patient instructions can be generated in the same languages, in native script, and in Roman script for Bengali and Hindi.
Yes. Voice Rx runs inside the Medikunj Doctor Console, which is built for the doctor's phone and installs from the browser. It also runs in the browser on a desktop or laptop in the consulting room.
No. The AI drafts; the doctor decides. Every field is editable, the scribe is instructed not to add anything that was not said, and an encounter cannot be finalized without a chief complaint, a diagnosis and at least one medicine. Only a finalized encounter is the record. Drafts are marked as drafts, and every save and finalize is written to the audit log.
Yes. The doctor picks a template before or after dictating: SOAP Notes, an EMR problem-oriented format, or a General Physician OPD note with review of systems, past history, allergies and red-flag warning signs. The AI fills the sections of whichever template is selected, and the printed prescription follows the same layout. Department-specific templates can be added on request.
On request, yes. The medicine safety check reviews the list against the patient's age, sex, recorded allergies and diagnosis, and flags interactions, dose problems, duplicate therapy and cautions in pregnancy, kidney or liver disease. It returns critical, warning or information-level flags, or a one-line all-clear. It is advisory and the doctor makes the call.
Yes. The camera icon on the same screen takes a photograph or PDF of a handwritten prescription, reads it, and fills the same structured fields with a confidence score. Anything it cannot read is listed rather than guessed, and the doctor confirms before it is saved.
No. Dictation needs an internet connection because the speech is transcribed by a speech service as it is spoken. Typing into the same consultation screen, the template and printing do not depend on dictation.
It is included in the Entry plan at ₹1,999/month alongside the consultation EMR, reception, the queue and OPD billing. Growth is ₹5,999/month and Professional is ₹14,999/month. Annual billing saves 20% and prices exclude 18% GST.
Medikunj is ABDM-compliant, built to the National Health Authority's Milestone M1, M2 and M3 specifications. Medikunj is not ABDM-certified and does not claim NHA certification.
A 20-minute screen-share. We dictate a real consultation in your language, structure it into your template, run the safety check and print it. No slide deck.