M*Modal created a powerful and unique speech recognition and transcription technology to improve patient treatment and reduce costs for hospitals. Knowing relational databases couldn’t support its vision and data-integration requirements, the company built its solution on MarkLogic. Today, M*Modal supports over 1,000 hospital systems, thousands of concurrent users, 36,000 queries, and millions of transcription documents daily.
MarkLogic helped us answer complex questions and issues…”
“At M*Modal, we realized that building our application on a relational platform could not be done. The technology simply could not access and analyze rich patient information such as a lab report while trying to structure large sets of data. We found that MarkLogic helped us answer complex questions and issues in order to deliver the highest possible quality of care.”
M*Modal built its entire business on MarkLogic’s Enterprise NoSQL database running on a private cloud. The company specifically relies on the following MarkLogic features:
When the Ebola crisis hit America in 2014, M*Modal created an app that guided doctors to diagnose the fatal illness. With a subscription and cloud-based service, M*Modal made the service available to multiple users at hospitals, universities, and elsewhere with the push of a button.
M*Modal manages millions of documents with sub-second search. By quickly ingesting, integrating, and delivering new information as it emerges, M*Modal can capture doctors’ notes, and search and discover relevant information to add to records for more accurate, rapid diagnoses.
Security protocols can hinder innovation. M*Modal overcomes this challenge with MarkLogic, which allows for personalized controls so only authorized persons can add critical information to patient records, and coders can access only information relevant to them for insurance purposes.
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