For OB-GYNs
Shorter waits for your mothers.
Patients in their third trimester shouldn't wait hours on a hallway bench. With ClinicHours they get a queue number from home, and each pregnancy's record keeps the weeks, the dates and every prenatal visit.
Sound familiar?
The same clinic, a calmer day.
Today: Pregnant patients waiting for hours on a hallway bench.
With ClinicHours: They follow the live queue from home and come when their number is near.
Today: Counting weeks on a wheel at every check-up.
With ClinicHours: AOG is worked out on the date of each visit, and the EDD from the last period.
Today: “When is my next check-up?” written on a card that gets lost.
With ClinicHours: Book the next check-up from the visit. The patient gets a link with her number.
Today: Delivered at the hospital, called away mid-clinic.
With ClinicHours: One tap tells booked patients you're running late, with the reason and the time.
Today: Sensitive questions asked across the front desk.
With ClinicHours: Your secretary sees the queue and contact details, not your notes.
The chart
A prenatal record that does the counting.
The prenatal pack comes with your specialty. Gynecology visits use the same SOAP note with ICD-10 codes and the prescription that every doctor gets.
The pregnancy
- The last menstrual period, and the EDD by Naegele's rule
- AOG in weeks and days, on any date
- Gravida and para with TPAL: G2 P1 (1-0-0-1)
- The outcome, when the pregnancy ends
Prenatal visits
- Fundic height and fetal heart tones
- Presentation
- Edema and urine protein
- Blood pressure and weight, in the visit's vital signs
Every visit
- Chief complaint, history, exam, diagnosis and plan, in SOAP order
- Up to 10 ICD-10 codes
- Allergies and medical background on the card
- Photos of the paper chart and ultrasound printouts
Around the visit
Check-ups that keep happening.
Book the next check-up from the visit
Your secretary books the follow-up from today's visit, and the patient gets her queue link by text.Recalls for the ones who don't book
Mark “Remind later” with a date. When it comes, your secretary texts every patient due in one go.Prescriptions and certificates
Prescriptions with the generic name first, medical certificates and lab requests, printed with your PRC and PTR.HMO claims
Each HMO payment opens a claim, so you see what's unpaid and for how long.A waiting room TV
Shows who's next, so nobody crowds the door to ask.Dictate your notes
Voice dictation in English, Tagalog or Taglish, as an add-on.
Questions
What doctors ask us first.
Does it tell me what to do for a patient?
Can my secretary see the prenatal record?
Can I keep using my paper prenatal cards?
I also see gynecology patients. Is that covered?
Try it with your clinic, free for 2 months.
Then from ₱799 a month. No card needed to start.