Built around how a clinic actually runs.
Specialty-tuned clinical reasoning
Each specialty reasons against the guidelines that govern it: ACC/AHA and ESC for cardiology, ADA and EASD for endocrinology, EASL for hepatology. The clinical standards your training was built on are the same ones shaping every prescription.
The full safety picture, before you prescribe
Drug interactions, allergy clashes, contraindications, and dosing checks are run and surfaced before the prescription reaches you. Spend your attention on the patient in front of you, not on cross-checking every drug pair in your head.
Know exactly where uncertainty sits
When the data doesn't fully support the diagnosis, you get a confidence rating and the one test that would settle it. No more leaving a consultation with a nagging feeling you might have missed something.
Your patient's safety profile, in view
Renal function, pregnancy, hepatic impairment, current medications: the factors that change what you can safely prescribe are checked automatically and surfaced on the page. Doses adjust. Warnings surface. You still make the call.
Lab results, without the manual work
Attach a photograph of any lab slip, scan, or report and the values feed straight into the consultation. No typing numbers from a printout, no manual transcription step under a busy clinic.
Your prescription, your letterhead, your record
Set your clinic layout once and every prescription prints exactly the way you want it. Every consultation is saved to the patient record, searchable, reviewable, and ready to reprint whenever you need it.
Five specialties. One platform.
Each discipline loads its own tailored form and prescription layout. Not one blunt template for every clinician.
General Medicine
Broad symptom-based clinical reasoning across common presentations
Cardiology
ACC/AHA and ESC guideline-aligned prescribing for cardiac conditions
Dermatology
Lesion morphology, systemic therapy, and follow-up planning
Endocrinology
ADA and EASD protocols for diabetes, thyroid, and metabolic care
Gastro & Hepatology
EASL and AASLD guidelines for GI and hepatic conditions