Lynn Dalbeck Medical Transcription & Editing Service is dedicated to the accurate, secure and reliable creation and management of your healthcare information needs.

For the past 21 years, LDMTS has been providing medical offices with reliable, timely and accurate transcription service. We have recently expanded and now offer quality medical editing utilizing the same high standards. LDMTS is located in Princeton, MA and serves hundreds of doctors in Worcester County as well as providing transcription services for offices throughout the United States.

Lynn Dalbeck Medical Transcription Service maintains a staff of 15 trained medical language specialists/transcriptionists. Our highly skilled and experienced personnel are assigned their own medical offices. They form lasting relationships that translate to personal investment and quick turnaround of dictation. Two-thirds of the LDMTS staff has been with the company for more than 8 years, helping us provide stable, reliable service.

LDMTS handles all methods of medical dictation:

• Speech editing
• Local and toll free dial-in digital dictation service
• Digital file transfer, mp3, wav and other audio file formats
• Digital and analog audio cassettes (standard, micro or mini)

Medical reports are transcribed, formatted and delivered in a number of ways:

• Reports & digital files are custom-formatted for each office in either Microsoft Word® & transferred via secure encrypted email
• Secure transfer of files by 128-bit encrypted FTP connection is available

LDMTS offers industry standard rates backed up by impeccable service and reliability.

Call us today at 978.464.0452 -- let us make your job easy!

Why Hire LDMTS?

Revealing the hidden costs of medical transcription

There are a number of ways to transcribe patient medical records. Office secretaries can handle transcription, dedicated transcriptionists can be hired, or voice recognition software can be utilized. But each of these methods has its own pitfalls.

1. Medical office secretaries and receptionists tend to have their hands full interacting with visitors, answering phones, scheduling appointments and more. Heaping transcription duties on top is a good way to overburden an employee. Very often the record keeping is neglected or done poorly.
   
   
2. Hiring a dedicated transcriber is a good way to manage medical records, but doesn't tend to be cost efficient. The hidden cost of employee benefits combined with transcription equipment purchases make this an expensive endeavor.
   
   
3. Voice recognition software is a great idea, but also has numerous pitfalls. It takes doctors time to purchase and learn the system. Training the software to recognize the individuals voice is made more difficult by the specialized medical terminology. Finally, the documents have to be edited after dictation, often extensively.

Call LDMTS today and let us take care of your medical transcription.