Terminology that holds.

Every session runs on curated clinical glossaries, matched live — term by term — as you speak. Not a general-purpose translator stretched to fit medicine.

25

clinical specialties

4,400+

curated terms

1,200+

grounded in official codes

Cardiology Oncology Pediatrics Neurology Obstetrics & gynecology Emergency care Psychiatry Endocrinology +16 more

Languages English Korean Russian Japanese Chinese Vietnamese Thai more coming

Cross-checked against KCD-8, ICD-10 and WHO ATC.

Instant, any hour

Evenings, weekends, the ward at 3 a.m. The moment an interpreter isn’t available, Verata is.

Heard, not just read

The translation is spoken aloud in the patient’s language — from the phone already in your hand, from a tablet in the room, or from their own screen if you send them the link. It lands even with eyes shut, in pain, or unable to read.

Built for medicine

25 specialty glossaries — grounded in KCD-8, ICD-10 and WHO ATC — keep 심근경색 and “myocardial infarction” exact, never approximated.

Translation check

Was it translated right? Check it in Korean.

You do not need to know the patient's language. When you speak Korean, the meaning that reached the patient appears under the translation, back in Korean, in grey. If it drifted, say it again on the spot.

Turn on "Translation check" in the conversation screen's settings. It is off by default so short visits keep a clean screen.

Doctor

이 약은 하루 두 번, 식후에 드세요.

To the patient (English)

Take this medicine twice a day, after meals.

What reached the patient

이 약은 하루 두 번, 식사 후에 드세요.

From the front desk to the recovery room.

Language doesn't only break down in the exam room. From the moment a patient walks in until they leave, every conversation runs on one account and one glossary.

Front desk and waiting room

Confirming the booking, filling in the intake form, explaining the wait. The conversation starts before the appointment does.

Consultation

The most talking happens here: what they want, what worries them, what it costs. A misunderstanding born here is hard to undo in the exam room.

Examination

“Does it hurt when I press here?” — short lines, fast. Each one is translated on screen and read aloud, so it lands even when the patient cannot look.

Pre-procedure and pre-surgery explanation and consent

Where precision matters most: the type of anaesthesia, the recovery window, the risks. Glossaries for 25 specialties keep a term from being softened into something close enough.

During a procedure or surgery under local anaesthesia

“This will sting a little.” “Are you all right?” — your hands stay where they are; the device beside you speaks.

Recovery and going home

When to take the medication, when they can wash their face, when to come back. The most instructions to follow at home. These instructions can go home with the patient as a written summary in their language.

The desk, the exam room and the recovery room all use the same words.

After the consultation

The patient leaves with it in writing.

When the consultation ends, one button writes up the findings, the treatment and its prices, what was done today and what is left to decide, in the patient's language and in Korean. You check it, edit it and hand it over.

Prices checked against the conversation

Every figure in the summary is matched to the sentence it was said in, and any figure that cannot be found is flagged for you.
As a PDF, or as a link

Save it as a PDF, or send a link in KakaoTalk or WhatsApp: the patient opens it on their phone without signing in.
You have the last word

The summary is a draft: you check and edit it before it goes to the patient.

Available for consultations with conversation saving on; the summary is deleted with the transcript after 30 days.

Consultation summary

상담 요약

Clinic: Sample Dental Clinic
Date: 2026-10-09

What was found

Your alignment after orthodontic treatment is good, but your lower teeth are quite worn.

Recommended treatment and prices

16 veneers at 429,000 KRW each (usually 660,000 KRW), 6,864,000 KRW in all. Gum contouring for two teeth: 300,000 KRW.

Done today

Scaling, 60,000 KRW. A CT scan, 50,000 KRW, to check for a cyst.

Next steps

Making the veneers takes 10 days to 2 weeks. Think it over and contact the clinic when you decide.

Total quoted7,274,000 KRW

Example: a made-up veneer consultation with an English-speaking patient

From “hello” to understood, in seconds.

01

Pick the languages

Choose who speaks what, and add a specialty glossary if you like.

02

Open it yourself — or share the link

Face to face the simplest thing is to open it on your own phone and talk through one device. Put the same link on a tablet or the room monitor and the patient reads it full size; send it to their phone and they read it there — no app, no account.

03

Just talk

Your words appear translated and play aloud, line by line, as you speak.

No app to install — open a link on any phone, tablet, or computer.

Open the same link on a tablet or the exam-room monitor and the conversation carries on there, full size. View-only: it cannot start the mic or spend your balance.

The conversation keeps your rhythm.

A consultation is short turns; the explanation before a procedure is long sentences. You set how long Verata listens before it translates, and what the spoken translation does when the patient starts talking — from your own screen, in the middle of the conversation.

When to translate

Right away Fastest subtitles. A long sentence can be cut in half.
At the end of a sentence Waits for you to finish the sentence, then translates it whole.
When I stop talking Waits for a pause. Slowest, but nothing is cut.

If someone speaks while the translation is being read

Let it finish The translation always reads to the end. You wait for it.
Stop, then finish it Goes quiet while you talk, then reads out the rest of what it was saying.
Stop, then move on Goes quiet while you talk. If you said something, it skips the rest and reads your new line instead — the old text stays on screen.

Whose voice reads it

The clinician Picked once. The same doctor works all day, so the choice carries over to the next session by itself.
The patient Picked for the visit. The patient is a different person every appointment, so nothing is carried over from the last one.

Chosen when the session is created, not in the gear. Leave both alone and the session sounds exactly as it did before.

The first two are set from the gear on the screen of whoever opened the session: they apply to the conversation already running and are remembered on the account, so the next tablet already has them. The gear is only on the screen running the session: a screen that is there to be read — a tablet in the room, the patient’s own phone — carries no controls at all. Touch none of it and everything behaves exactly as it did before.

See it in action

One conversation — in two languages.

Open it on your own phone and talk through one device — or share a link so the patient reads on theirs. The translation runs as subtitles and is read aloud, in real time.

Live subtitles, line by line
Spoken aloud in the patient’s language
Clinical terms stay accurate

VerataEN → KO

Reads aloud

Private by default.

No patient sign-up

The other side needs no account and no personal details — they just open a link.

Nothing kept by default

Audio is never recorded and captions live only for the session. During the current quality phase a text transcript is kept for 30 days to correct translation errors — see the data page.

Recording on your terms

You choose to save a transcript — and it auto-deletes after 30 days.

Read the FAQ · Data & Privacy

Pay for minutes, not months.

No subscription. Top up your balance and spend it as you talk.

For example: a typical 10-minute visit ≈ ₩3,000 (≈ $2).

Free

₩0

The whole product — the first 30 minutes are on us.

30 free minutes, once
Every feature of the paid plan
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Updates

Every month, shaped by what clinics ask for during real consultations.

2026-10 Consultation summary: when the visit ends, the findings, treatment and prices, what was done today and what is left to decide are written up in the patient's language and in Korean. Every price is matched to the sentence it was said in; save it as a PDF or send the patient a link.
2026-10 Closing the window no longer splits a consultation in two. For 15 minutes the start screen offers to continue the previous conversation, and conversations that already split can be picked in the transcript list and summarized as one.
2026-10 Translation check: when the clinician speaks Korean, the meaning that reached the patient appears under the translation, back in Korean. You can confirm it without knowing the patient's language.
2026-10 Taiwanese Chinese can be chosen: the screen shows Traditional characters with the words used in Taiwan, and the voice speaks with a Taiwanese accent. Asked for by a clinic with Taiwanese patients.

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Top up	You get
₩10,000	₩10,000
₩30,000	₩31,000+₩1,000
₩50,000	₩53,000+₩3,000
₩100,000	₩108,000+₩8,000

When no interpreter is in the room.