Secure, local AI that listens to Arabic medical conversations and writes the clinical notes — so doctors can focus on patients.
Clinicians across the Arab world spend excessive hours on manual documentation — typing notes, filling forms, writing referrals. This reduces face-to-face patient time and drives burnout.
Existing AI documentation tools are built for English, rely on cloud processing (a privacy nightmare for patient data), and don't understand Arabic medical terminology or Gulf dialects.
An AI system that sits in the room, listens to the doctor-patient conversation in Arabic, and generates complete clinical notes — all processed locally, never leaving the hospital.
All AI runs on hospital servers. Zero data leaves the building. Complete sovereignty over patient information.
Fine-tuned for Gulf Arabic dialects and Omani medical terminology. Understands code-switching between Arabic and English.
Doctors review and correct notes. The system learns from every edit, getting smarter with each use — personalized to each clinician.
المريض يشتكي من ألم حاد في الجهة اليسرى للصدر مع انتشار للكتف.
ضيق التنفس الجهدية ملاحظ بعد صعود الدرج.
Patient complains of acute left-sided chest pain with radiation to the shoulder.
Exertional dyspnea noted after climbing stairs, requiring rest.
A 24-month journey to transform clinical documentation in Oman and beyond.
System installation, IRB approval, and initial data collection. Training 50-100 hours of Omani medical conversations.
Collaborative web system with continuous self-training capabilities. Clinicians review outputs to fine-tune models monthly.
Deploy to specialty clinics, ward rounds, and other hospitals. Testing hardware options from high-end GPUs to CPU-only servers.
Comprehensive accuracy testing, clinical validation, and usability assessment. Comparing AI vs manual SOAP notes.
Follow our journey building the future of clinical documentation.
A multidisciplinary team of 11 clinicians, researchers, and engineers from across Oman's top institutions has come together to build Medad.
Ethical approval application submitted for clinical data collection across participating hospitals in Muscat.
We're building a team of clinicians, engineers, and researchers to transform Arabic healthcare documentation.