Medical Transcription Alternative in Utah

Full‑Time Medical Scribe

Average salary: $44,651/year

Approx. hourly: $21/hr

Dragon Medical One

Monthly per provider: $79

First‑year total: $1,473 (includes $525 setup)

Leon Medical Centers

Dragon Medical One has made clinicians more efficient and more effective. We can chart in a way that allows you to really document the patient's situation and conditions.

Allina Health

By using speech recognition and my multistep commands, I spend less time documenting my visit notes and greatly improve their quality and readability.

Hancock Health

Our providers are finding that they do not need to do voice profile training. The embedded speech recognition is easily accessible within the EHR. They're almost completely self-sufficient now; we hardly get any help calls at all. There's nothing to install on-site, so we have nothing to maintain, which is an added benefit that has also reduced our costs.

Leon Medical Centers

The pilot showed that Dragon Medical One and PowerMic integrated well with Epic. And with positive feedback from our clinicians and no issues to smooth out, we had the confidence we needed to proceed. These tools help our clinicians complete accurate, thorough, and efficient documentation—which is at the core of managing the care of our patients. The quality of support from Nuance helped us train both the physicians and system administrators effectively.

ProActive Pain and Neurology

I am a nurse practitioner, and when I entered my role, I found charting very overwhelming. When I came to Dr. Dey's office, I was introduced to Dragon Medical One, which has been a complete lifesaver. It allows me to chart in real time, so there's no more taking charts home at the end of the day.

Forsyth Foot & Ankle Associates

Because I’m doing it in front of them right after I’ve taken the history, and right as I’m doing the exam, the accuracy of what’s being recorded is higher. When I’m dictating their history of present illness, especially with a new patient, they’re nodding their head and going, ‘Wow—he really got what I said!’ They know that what’s being put in their chart is accurate to what they’ve given me.