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Healthcare: 5 capabilities in one operating area.

Clinic, medical center, diagnostics, pharmacy, inpatient, and hospital operations, from scheduling and encounters through insurance claims and revenue.
Healthcare

Core

Maintain staff profiles and patient records, and configure facility-specific healthcare settings.

  • Staff profiles
  • Patient records
  • Facility setup

Clinical and administrative teams work from the same patient and staff foundation.

Healthcare

Clinical Flow

Schedule visits, manage the queue, record encounters, and issue prescriptions.

  • Scheduling & queue
  • Encounters
  • Prescriptions

A patient's visit, notes, and prescription all sit in one continuous record.

Healthcare

Pharmacy & Diagnostics

Dispense pharmacy orders and run laboratory and radiology requests against the same patient record.

  • Pharmacy dispensing
  • Laboratory
  • Radiology

Lab and imaging results connect straight back to the encounter that ordered them.

Healthcare

Revenue

Track insurance coverage and claims, bill patients and payers, and monitor revenue across the facility.

  • Insurance & claims
  • Patient billing
  • Revenue dashboard

Clinical activity and its billing sit in the same system instead of a separate claims tool.

Healthcare

Hospital Operations

Manage inpatient admissions, wards and beds, nursing, discharge summaries, operation theatre and surgery scheduling, emergency department, and ambulance dispatch.

  • Inpatient & wards
  • Operation theatre & surgery
  • Emergency & ambulance

A facility that runs inpatient care, surgery, and emergency response gets one operational system, not several.

Healthcare questions

Is this just clinic booking software?

No. It runs a clinic - appointments, patients, doctor availability, payments - but it's a hospital information system underneath. The same platform carries admissions, wards and beds, emergency, operation theatre, nursing, pharmacy dispensing, and radiology/diagnostics, so a clinic can start small and grow into it rather than replacing it.

Does it handle inpatient care?

Yes. Admissions, wards and beds, the emergency department, operation theatre, surgery scheduling, and nursing stations are all part of the system - the inpatient side a booking calendar can't reach.

Are billing and insurance included?

Yes. A billing queue with insurance and claims sits alongside the clinical records, so care delivered and money owed are the same record, and revenue has its own dashboard.

Can patients book themselves?

Yes. Appointment-led care uses the same public booking, reminders, and resource scheduling as the Appointments app, so a clinic fills its calendar without a phone tree.

Can a group run multiple sites?

Yes. Because it's built on the same multi-branch ERP, a medical group runs several sites as branches on one system, with revenue and reporting across them, rather than separate installations.

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