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Introducing a Biomedical Multimodal API: Analyze Text, Scans, Audio, and More—With One Powerful Endpoint
Why We Built a Multimodal API for Healthcare Healthcare data isn't one-dimensional. A single clinical decision might depend on a doctor’s note (text), a radiology scan (image), a lab report (PDF), a voice dictation (audio), or even the latest research (web). Yet, most AI tools today only work with one format at a time — often requiring manual pre-processing or format-specific APIs. Contact Doctor’s Multimodal API changes that. We built a developer-friendly, biomedical-specialized API that lets you analyze and extract insight from any type of clinical input, in a single flow. One API call. Multiple modalities. Persistent context. What Makes This API Different? Unlike generic multimodal models, ours is trained specifically for biomedical reasoning and clinical workflows. It doesn't just caption an image — it interprets a brain MRI, summarizes findings from a pathology report, or answers clinical questions from a PDF. Supported Modalities:
Why We Built a Multimodal API for Healthcare
Healthcare data isn't one-dimensional. A single clinical decision might depend on a doctor’s note (text), a radiology scan (image), a lab report (PDF), a voice dictation (audio), or even the latest research (web). Yet, most AI tools today only work with one format at a time — often requiring manual pre-processing or format-specific APIs.
Contact Doctor’s Multimodal API changes that.
We built a developer-friendly, biomedical-specialized API that lets you analyze and extract insight from any type of clinical input, in a single flow. One API call. Multiple modalities. Persistent context.
What Makes This API Different?
Unlike generic multimodal models, ours is trained specifically for biomedical reasoning and clinical workflows. It doesn't just caption an image — it interprets a brain MRI, summarizes findings from a pathology report, or answers clinical questions from a PDF.
Supported Modalities:
