Clinic software with the boring parts already built.
Branches, patients, practitioners and a schedule, on top of accounts, roles, invitations, billing and an admin console that are already wired together and tested.
Three steps to a working front desk.
Open the clinic
Name it, add its branches, and invite the people who work there. Owners and admins set the clinic up; everyone else can book and register from day one.
List staff and services
Practitioners, with the accounts they sign in under, and the services you offer with their duration and price. Both feed the booking form.
Run the schedule
Register patients, book them in, and move each appointment through check-in to completion. Nobody gets double-booked — the backend refuses the clash.
Every row belongs to a clinic. Scoping is enforced where the query is built, not left to whoever writes the next endpoint — so one clinic's patients can never turn up in another's list.
Four things, already wired together.
- Accounts
- Sign-up, sign-in, email verification, password reset, two-factor and Google OAuth. Sessions are listed per device and can be revoked one at a time.
- Clinics and branches
- Every user works inside one clinic. Invitations, member roles of owner, admin and member, and as many branches as the clinic has locations — patients and appointments each belong to one.
- Patients and the schedule
- Patient records under one MRN sequence per clinic, a practitioner list, a service catalogue, and a schedule that refuses to double-book anyone. All of it in the Django backend, reached through one typed client.
- Billing and admin
- Stripe subscriptions, per-seat pricing, one-off purchases and a credit balance, plus a platform admin console for users, clinics and app config.
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