Check clinical notes, reports, and patient messages for spelling and grammar errors, backed by a dictionary of over 75,000 medical terms.
This free demo is not covered by a BAA, so please use de-identified text. For protected health information, use Sapling under a BAA.
Not sure how a term is spelled? Enter your best guess to get the closest matches from the medical dictionary. Lookup is not case-sensitive.
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General spell checkers underline correct clinical terms and miss the misspelled ones. Sapling knows the vocabulary.
Over 75,000 biomedical terms, from cholecystectomy to metoprolol, so correct terminology isn't flagged and misspellings get the right suggestion. The cleaned dictionary used here is available under GPL v3.
Sapling's AI grammar checker runs alongside the dictionary, catching errors like "he were admitted" or "follow up in two week" that a word list can't.
Sapling's medical spell checker helps healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses, and office aides reduce the errors made in their medical notes and communications: progress notes, discharge summaries, referral letters, prior authorizations, and patient portal messages. Sapling offers integrations so that users get corrections in real time as they compose documents. It can also be used to edit existing documents.
Checking drug names? Try the pharmaceutical spell checker. For everyday writing, use the general spell checker or grammar checker.
A regular spell checker flags correct clinical terms such as cholecystectomy or metoprolol as errors because they are missing from its dictionary, and it cannot suggest the right spelling for a misspelled one. Sapling's medical spell checker uses a dictionary of over 75,000 biomedical terms, so it recognizes clinical vocabulary and corrects misspellings such as arhytmia to arrhythmia.
Yes. The editor runs Sapling's AI grammar checker alongside the medical dictionary, so it also catches errors such as subject-verb agreement and missing plurals in clinical notes.
Yes. The medical spell checker on this page is free to use. Teams that want medical spell checking inside their EHR, patient portal, or other software can use the Sapling API.
Sapling offers a HIPAA compliant solution and signs a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with healthcare customers. The free demo on this page is not covered by a BAA, so use de-identified text here and contact Sapling for a BAA before processing protected health information.
The medical dictionary covers terminology across specialties including critical care, dermatology, gynecology, internal medicine, neurology, primary care, oncology, orthopedics, pharma, and urology.
Yes. Sapling provides a medical spell check API and a JavaScript SDK that adds the same in-editor suggestions to any text field. On-premises and self-hosted deployments are available for stricter data residency requirements.
Use the API or JavaScript SDK to add these suggestions anywhere clinicians write, with a BAA and zero data retention.