ekacare/parrotlet-v-2.5-pro
ekacare/parrotlet-v-2.5-pro is a 5.1 billion parameter multimodal model developed by Eka Care, fine-tuned from google/gemma-4-E2B-it with a 32768 token context length. It specializes in structured, schema-driven data extraction from Indian medical records, including prescriptions, invoices, lab reports, and discharge summaries, alongside PII detection. This model demonstrates superior grounding and overall performance compared to several frontier models on these specific tasks.
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Model Overview
ekacare/parrotlet-v-2.5-pro is a specialized multimodal model developed by Eka Care, fine-tuned from Google's gemma-4-E2B-it (Gemma 4, E2B) with approximately 2 billion effective parameters and a 32768 token context length. It is designed for structured, schema-driven extraction from Indian medical records, including prescriptions, invoices, lab reports, and discharge summaries, as well as PII detection. The model's language backbone was fully fine-tuned, while vision and audio components remained frozen.
Key Capabilities
- Schema-driven Data Extraction: Extracts structured data using specific tags like
<prescription>,<invoice>,<lab_report>, and<discharge_summary>. - PII Detection: Capable of identifying and extracting Personally Identifiable Information (PII) across various document types.
- High Performance: Achieves an overall rubric score of 85.72, outperforming Gemini 3.6 Flash, GPT-5.6 Terra, Claude Sonnet 5, and GPT-5.6 Luna on internal benchmarks for medical document intelligence. It shows a significant improvement of ~40 points over its base model.
- Strong Grounding: Excels in grounding, ensuring extracted information is well-supported by the source document.
Good For
- Developers needing to automate data extraction from diverse Indian medical documents.
- Applications requiring high accuracy in PII detection within medical contexts.
- Use cases where structured output from medical records is critical, such as healthcare administration or research.
Limitations
- Weakest on invoices compared to frontier models, particularly with handwritten bills.
- Performance on complex/non-tabular lab report layouts (e.g., echo, ECG) shows remaining headroom.
- Evaluated only on an internal dataset; not benchmarked on out-of-distribution layouts, languages, or non-Indian medical record formats.
- Not a diagnostic or clinical decision-making tool; human review of outputs is essential for compliance-sensitive workflows.