Telemedicine practice

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Every app a online practice sees

The store shows a online practice these 138 live apps, by category, and hides the rest until someone switches on “Show all apps”. The back office every business shares is included.

Front office6

• CertificateDeskMedical, fitness and sick-leave certificates and referral letters from a template, signed by the doctor, in a register.
• NoShowRadarThe empty chair, predicted and refilled before it happens.
• Online BookingThe website’s Book button, finally a door — and a doctor’s home visit, booked with the fee shown first.
• Patient RegistryRegistration with duplicate prevention that runs before the save.
• SlotGridScheduling where double-booking is refused by the database.
• SpecialistFinderPatients search your own doctors by speciality, symptom or place and book straight into a slot.

Clinical23

• AI AssistSummaries and coding suggestions, governed like a controlled substance.
• AnemiaTrackEach anaemia patient’s haemoglobin curve, iron studies, the iron given and the next recheck.
• CalcDeckScores and dose calculators that save into the chart — and your own paediatric resus protocol worked for a child at once.
• CarePlansProtocol-driven care plans with milestones — and long-term steroids, transplant levels and surveillance biopsies, quitting tobacco and oral care rounds.
• CaseNotesThe chart and the consultation, append-only by construction.
• ChartBriefThe record before the visit, as claims that each cite the row they came from.
• ConsultScribeThe consult documented while you look at the patient.
• DrugInfoDeskDrug information queries answered with references, kept.
• FormWorksQuestionnaires with branching, scoring and red flags.
• InboxOneThe clinician’s one queue: results, refills, red flags.
• IntakeTalkThe pre-visit history, answered on the portal and drafted for you — on your To-Do.
• InteractIQPolypharmacy reasoned about on the prescribing screen, a G6PD flag before an unsafe drug, and older patients’ lists reviewed on schedule.
• LabBridgeLab and imaging orders with results into the chart.
• NudgeListThe overdue list, one row per patient — inside Care Plans.
• NurseLineA phone triage line run by nurses on the clinic’s own protocols: every answer kept, the nurse’s disposition, and a doctor’s call-back when asked for.
• OnePlanEvery programme a patient is on, on one page — inside Care Plans.
• RPMConsoleReadings from home into a queue somebody works, labelled by how they were taken.
• RxCanvasPrescribing with an allergy gate that cannot be talked past.
• SignBridgeWhat this patient needs in order to understand, and the interpreter who was actually there.
• SpeakA live interpreter for the consult in Indian languages, both languages kept in the note.
• TeleCareVideo consults inside the same record — with a one-visit family invite, the tele roster against call volume, and partner statements.
• TitrateBoardTitration queues: the readings arrived, now decide — and each INR patient’s running diary.
• VitalStreamDevice vitals with the device named, the unit verified and the clock corrected — and neuro obs trended for a head injury.

Revenue cycle10

• BillDeskEffective-dated tariffs, explained prices, honest day close.
• CardCounterGateways, UPI QR and the card machine, reconciled to the paisa.
• CreditDeskTPA and corporate credit, aged and chased.
• LedgerBooksDouble entry that generates itself and proves it balances — with dues by due date, the cash ahead, shared costs split, deposits and loans, and the auditor’s list.
• PayLinksPayment links reconciled to the bill, automatically.
• PayRailsHowever your country pays — UPI, cards, SEPA, mobile money.
• PriceQuoteEstimates patients can hold you to.
• RateCardPrices patients can see before they sit down.
• RefundLineRefunds with reasons, approvals and a date the patient gets.
• TaxBooksGSTR-1, 3B and 26Q worked out from the bills and invoices you already have — with every figure still attached to its rows.

Engagement26

• AlertDeskThe right alert, to the right person, on WhatsApp or email.
• AutomationsReminders, follow-ups and chores that send themselves — every run recorded, every skip explained.
• CareCircleFamily access the patient controls, scope by scope — with carer screening and respite, resident updates and booked visits.
• CareCrewThe family that is the care team, finally tooled like one.
• CarePingsMessages that can prove they were permitted.
• EduPrintsPatient education, printed or sent, in their language — with each surgery’s danger-signs card, care-skill videos for the family and a first-week explainer for a new diagnosis.
• FamilyLinkFamily members see the parts of a patient’s care the patient chose, on a link of their own, with a monthly care report — and, where agreed, act for them and keep the family history.
• FillSeatCancellations refilled from a consent-checked waitlist.
• FollowThruFollow-ups booked before the patient leaves — and every stent, drain or catheter carded with the day it comes out.
• HealthWalletThe records this clinic holds, shared by the patient — a travelling record for a worker who moves for work, and an emergency card showing only what the patient chose.
• LabExplainThe result explained before the panic, triaged before the inbox drowns.
• LangPackThe clinic in the patient’s language, right to left included.
• Loyalty PointsPoints for your regulars — earned on payment, spent at the bill, expiring honestly.
• MedsToDoorRefills from the current prescription, delivered home in a chosen slot, paid on UPI or at the door.
• Patient AppYour patients sign in once on their own phone and see every visit, medicine and bill from your clinic.
• Patient PortalA link, not a login — the patient’s own page for reports, doses, check-ins and points.
• PillLensThe bag of unlabelled strips, photographed, and confirmed by a pharmacist.
• RecallWaveThe recall list: due, invited, booked — and the practice’s own air-quality and seasonal advice to the patients it fits.
• RemindRxMedication adherence pings with quiet hours — and a day-before visit-prep check that gets a call back to whoever did not understand.
• ScriptTrackWhere is my prescription right now? One answer, shared by all three.
• SimLabThe condition explained on screen, in the patient’s own language.
• SurveyPulsePost-visit surveys tied to the visit, not spam — and every home-care visit rated by the family, with a review when the practice’s own rule flags a carer.
• SymptomLoopScheduled symptom check-ins: post-op day 1, 3 and 7 — and symptoms that outlast an infection, scored visit by visit until they resolve.
• VoiceLoopFollow-up that reaches a 2G feature phone, in the patient’s language — and the doctor’s written instructions as a voice note in it.
• WearSyncWearable readings labelled as patient-reported, never clinical — inside Remote Monitoring.
• WhatsApp AssistantThe WhatsApp that answers at 11pm — books, checks, and hands over honestly.

Operations21

• AssetPulseEvery machine on one register — service, calibration, the legal metrology stamp, what it is worth under both the Companies Act and the Income Tax Act, lasers and their eyewear, commissioning before first use, software licences by seat, and write-offs with the recycler’s certificate.
• BackupWatchEach of the practice’s backups confirmed the morning after, test restores logged, and MedAppz’s own nightly backup beside them.
• CalendarSyncTwo-way sync with Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 — not just a read-only feed.
• ContractsCalEvery contract with a renewal clock somebody owns — consultants’ hospital MOUs with their fee terms among them.
• DataVaultYour records in your own database, or streamed to it.
• DispenseDeskPharmacy POS against the prescription, batch-aware.
• DocVaultDocuments with retention rules and legible scans.
• eSanjeevaniLinkThe national teleconsult, typed in once and attached to the right visit.
• FHIRBridgeFHIR R4 in and out, mapped in the open and every exchange logged.
• GrievanceDeskComplaints with owners, clocks and closure the patient hears about — ward rounds that catch a concern early, and staff grievances, POSH complaints and anonymous whistleblowing kept to their own panels.
• KeyRingYour own keys and connections, sealed and verifiable.
• MakerCheckerApprovals with real quorum rules.
• ProcureFlowIndent to purchase order to goods received — and now the invoice, matched three ways, and the payment two people sign; quotes compared before the order and returns tracked to the credit note.
• RegionPackOne platform, your country’s rules — currency, units, tax, IDs.
• ServiceDeskBreakdown tickets with response clocks and spare-part trails.
• SetupThe guided walk from empty to your first patient.
• ShiftBalanceNights, weekends and on-call per person over any period — the rota’s Balance tab.
• StoreStockPharmacy and consumable inventory with batch and expiry — housekeeping chemicals with their dilutions, pharma schemes and own-label margins, and one expiry return for the whole chain.
• TrackLineDefinition-driven journeys with SLAs that mean something.
• VendorGateVendors, contracts and consignment terms — and each vendor’s record, order by order.
• WarrantyVaultWarranties and AMCs that surface before they expire.

Compliance17

• ABDMLinkCare contexts and ABDM consent artefacts, ready for a gateway this deployment does not have.
• AuditLensThe audit chain, explorable by anyone allowed.
• BreakGlassEmergency access with hard expiry and review.
• ConsentClipsShort consent clips in the patient’s language, watched, checked and signed on their phone.
• ConsentStudioInformed consent patients understand — and who may decide for them: guardians, Powers of Attorney and the advance directive.
• ConsentVaultDPDP consent, proven at the point of use.
• GDPRDeskUK and EU privacy operations: the record of processing, the one-month access clock and the 72-hour breach notice.
• HIPAAGuardUS privacy operations: the risk analysis, BAAs, the breach clock and workforce training.
• IDSPReportNotifiable diseases reported weekly, outbreaks flagged daily.
• IncidentIQIncident reporting with RCA and CAPA that close, honestly — workplace violence logged with the FIR, and CAPA from any finding.
• LicenceCalendarFire NOC, pollution board, Shops Act, lift and boiler certificates and every other statutory renewal, on one calendar — with each inspector’s visit.
• NikshayBridgeTB notification the day of diagnosis, not the end of month.
• NoteGuardWhat is missing from the note, checked before it is signed. It flags; you decide.
• PolicyVaultSOPs with versions and read-proof, not shelf-ware.
• RetentionVaultRetention policies executed, not written.
• Security CentreThe security answers a hospital’s IT committee files — and its DPIAs, processors, patches, vendor sessions and leavers on one register.
• SignDeskConsents and agreements, signed and provable.

Analytics11

• CareQualityClinical quality indicators, benchmarked — and PDSA improvement projects measured against them.
• CohortLensAsk a question of your patients and see the query that answered it.
• ExportDeskEvery list, out to a file or a spreadsheet, on a clock.
• InsightsThe whole business on one screen — money, patients, marketing, referrals, team and care.
• IntelliDashCross-app intelligence dashboards.
• MyDashYour dashboard, arranged by you — drag, drop, done.
• OutcomesPROMs and outcome registries per specialty.
• PanelManagerThe doctor’s whole chronic panel: who is overdue, who is slipping — inside Care Plans.
• PerfBoardHow each person and each site is actually doing — and each department against its slice of the year’s goals.
• PulseBoardPractice reports: patients, visits, revenue, wait times.
• RevenueLensRevenue analytics: payer mix, leakage, ageing — tonight’s census in rupees and nurses, and each department’s own P&L.

Business24

• AdLeadCaptureA lead form for every ad campaign: UTM kept, one lead per phone, routed to the nearest branch.
• AttendancePunchAttendance that reconciles with the rota, not against it.
• CampaignHQCampaigns with consent and attribution built in — with a doctor-approved content calendar, ad checks and each doctor’s own newsletter.
• CapexPlanEquipment purchases as a pipeline: proposal, ROI, approval, PO.
• CorpDeskCorporate health contracts and billing — with renewals coming up, what each contract was used for, and session seats.
• Data ImportThe old spreadsheet, read out loud before anything is written — and reversible until it is used.
• Doctor PayoutsWho earned what, computed from what was collected — and shared lab, pharmacy and front-desk money split by the agreed formula.
• ExpenseDeskPetty cash and branch expenses with receipts, not memories.
• FrontBooksThe practice’s money view: GST, payouts, expenses.
• HiringOpening to offer to day one — background checks before the join date, staff referrals to probation, and exits that close access on the leaving day.
• InsureVaultAsset and liability policies, and the claims against them.
• LeadDeskEvery enquiry with an owner, a next step and a cost per lead.
• MailDeskYour own mailbox — Gmail, Zoho or any IMAP — read and answered inside the clinic.
• MemberCareMembership plans with benefits that count down — and the clinic’s free wellness club, its regulars and their bookings.
• PayrollAttendance into payslips, statutory dues paid with proof, and gratuity, bonus and full-and-final worked from your own rules.
• ReferralNetReferring doctors, acknowledged and reported back.
• Review InboxEvery review in one place, answered — and patient stories shown only where the patient said yes.
• ReviewMagnetReviews asked for at the right moment, with consent.
• ShiftPulseFlags staff fatigue from the rota and overtime, never from health data.
• SiteFrontYour clinic’s own page, at your own address — with an FAQ built from what people really ask.
• StaffDeskRotas, leave and credentials — and letters, probation, transfers, appraisals and the labour registers for the whole team.
• Team TasksWho does what by when — assigned, remembered, escalated.
• TrainingMatrixSkills, certifications and expiries per role — new starters, the clinical ladder, student nurses’ postings and postgraduate training.
• WhiteLabelYour hospital’s own name, logo and colours across the product, the patient app and your emails.

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