The whole visit on one screen, from the patient's history to End visit
Mona Adel
In exam52 y · Female · Dr. Ahmed Salem
Previous visits
12 Sep
450Acute sinusitis
3 Jun
550Chest infection
20 Feb
450Diabetes follow-up
This visit
Complaint
Cough and fever for 3 days
Examination
Temp 38.2, scattered wheezes
Provisional diagnosis
Acute bronchitis
Zithromax 500mg
1 tab daily - 3 daysQuick briefing
The problem
The patient sits down and the doctor starts digging: an old paper file, a WhatsApp photo of last month's lab, the receipt book to check if they paid. Half the visit goes to finding things instead of the patient.
Open a visit and the top of the screen tells you who's in front of you: name and age, a First visit badge when it's their first time, how many earlier visits they've had and when the last one was, the total they've paid the clinic, and their allergies and chronic conditions as red and amber chips. No clicking into a profile to find out the patient is allergic to penicillin.
Right under it, the previous visits sit in a row of cards, newest first. Each card is a whole visit: the complaint, the examination, lab and radiology results, the provisional diagnosis, the management plan, the procedures done, the drugs prescribed, and what was paid. Scroll sideways, open All details on the one you need, and you never leave the page.
Previous visits
312 Sep 2026
Dr. Ahmed Salem
Prescription
3 Jun 2026
Dr. Ahmed Salem
20 Feb 2026
Dr. Ahmed Salem
Today's record
This visit
Complaint
Cough and fever for 3 days, worse at night
Examination
Temp 38.2, scattered wheezes both sides, O2 sat 96%
Investigation results
Lab
CBC: WBC 11.8
Radiology
Chest X-ray: no consolidation
Provisional diagnosis
Acute bronchitis
Management plan
Antibiotic 3 days, nebulizer now, review in a week, check sugar at home
Prescription & orders
Procedures
Every section saved itself, no Save button
Facts, briefing and alerts
Facts
Medical alerts
Allergies
PenicillinChronic conditions
Type 2 diabetesCurrent medications
Glucophage 1000mg twice daily
Quick briefing
52 y, diabetic since 2020, allergic to penicillin. Third chest infection this year, the last one in June cleared on Klacid. HbA1c 7.9 in May, due again.
From the record only, no new diagnosis
Mona Adel
In exam
Inside
Who this is for
A diabetic patient on their eighth visit. The last three visits sit in cards above today's record, with each HbA1c result and each dose change, so the doctor adjusts the plan without asking the patient to remember.
Thirty kids, five minutes each. The red allergy chip and the AI briefing tell the doctor what matters before the child is on the bed, and End visit sends the next one in.
Dermatology or dental sessions are picked from the clinic's price list inside the visit. The doctor sees what was done and paid last time on the previous visit card, right where today's procedures go.
Common questions
First 30 bookings free. No card, no clock.
