Appointment Booking
Generic booking against a constrained resource, a chair, a room, a practitioner.
4.5 out of 56 sold
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Consultations with the notes, history and follow-up attached to the patient rather than to a phone call. Hosted in your own cloud, in the region you choose.
From$1149
Inside the app
24 connected functions on one schema across 2 user types. Everything below is in the template before a line of customisation.
The patient opens on their next consultation, anything newly available to read, and the status of a repeat request. Most calls to a practice are asking one of those three things.
By symptom or by named clinician, against real availability. Intake is completed before the appointment rather than in a waiting room.
Consultations, results, letters and prescriptions in one timeline the patient can read without ringing to ask.
The clinician’s day with intake already in, so the consultation starts with the history rather than with data entry.
History, notes and follow-up on one screen. Notes written during the consultation are better notes than notes written at 7pm.
Who opened which record, when, and from where. Retained and exportable, because “we think only the right people looked” is not an answer.
User types
The patient is outside your practice and the clinician is inside it. In healthcare that boundary is not a UI preference. It is the thing an audit will ask about, so it is enforced per record and written down.
01Patient
3 of 6 screens
Books, joins the consultation, and afterwards has the notes, prescription and follow-up in one place. Sees their own record and nothing else, ever.
Preview as the patient02Doctor
3 of 6 screens
Runs a list, sees the patient in front of them with full history, writes notes during rather than after, and issues follow-up. Access outside their own list is logged.
Preview as the doctorThe limits
The same list we give for every app in the catalogue, because the fastest way to a bad project is a promise made in a meeting that nobody wrote down.
It records and organises what clinicians decide. Nothing in it interprets a symptom, triages a patient or suggests a treatment.
HIPAA, GDPR and whatever applies where you practise remain yours to satisfy. We build the controls you specify, audit logging, access control, residency, and host them in your account.
No triage, no out-of-hours routing, and the app says so plainly to patients rather than leaving it ambiguous.
Fees are recorded; money and claims move through your existing providers.
Questions
If yours is not here, ask it on the call rather than guessing from a pricing page.
Not covered here?
Ask a consultant directly. No form to fill in first, and no follow-up sequence.
Book a consultantAll questionsIn your own cloud account, in the region you choose. That is the main structural reason to own rather than rent here: residency, retention and who can reach the database are yours to set.
No software does that alone, and treat any that claims to with suspicion. Compliance is technical controls plus contracts plus how your staff actually work. We build the controls you specify and host where you say.
Video consultations are in scope and connect to a provider you choose rather than being rebuilt. Rebuilding video delivery would be expensive and worse than what already exists.
Yes, and it is the clearest single win. Forms completed the night before, attached to the record on arrival, instead of a clipboard and a re-key.
Patient Portal is the internal web system for a practice. This is the patient-facing and clinician-facing mobile side. They are complementary and can share one database in a fitted build.
Yes. Both apps, API, schema, migrations and deployment configuration transfer to your organisation on delivery. No licence key and nothing that calls home.
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The preview is the real app with sample data. Open it and judge the software rather than the pitch.