Industries | Healthcare
Clinical notes that get the drug name and the dose right
Speech-to-text for medical scribes, dictation and patient-facing voice agents, in European languages. Patient audio stays in the EU and is never stored.
Where Reson8 runs in healthcare
One speech model across the patient journey, on the endpoint each job needs.
AI receptionist and triage
Books appointments, takes repeat prescription requests and routes urgent calls.
Ambient scribe and dictation
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Session and consult notes
Turns recorded consults, care sessions and case conferences into structured notes.
Custom models
Your formulary in the model in under 60 seconds
Own GPUs in the Netherlands
Processed on Reson8's own hardware and never stored.
ISO 27001:2022 and GDPR
Article 28 DPA, Statement of Applicability and sub-processor agreement ready.
NEN 7510 does not apply
Reson8 holds no healthcare data.
Self-hosted option
Run Reson8 inside your own cloud.
Customer story
“Our customers rely on our transparency. They want clarity about where their data is processed and who can access it.”
Deployment
Pick the endpoint for the job
Same model and glossary across all three.
Practice phone lines
G.711 accepted directly from your telephony stack.
In-room and telehealth audio
WebSocket stream with a speaker_id for clinician and patient.
Consults and sessions
Recordings over an hour long, diarized, in one request.
Medical WER on
clinical audio
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FAQ about healthcare
No. Reson8 is the speech-to-text layer underneath scribes, dictation tools and patient-facing voice agents. It stores no patient audio and holds no healthcare data.
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Reson8 retains zero data. All audio is streamed pass-through and never stored; this also applies to files and transcripts.
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Yes. Reson8 deploys into your VPC with a Helm chart.