For pediatricians
Fewer sick kids in the hallway.
Parents get a queue number from home and come in when it's near. Your secretary runs the line, and each child's chart keeps their growth, milestones and vaccines in one place.
Sound familiar?
The same clinic, a calmer day.
Today: A hallway full of coughing children by 8 AM.
With ClinicHours: Parents follow the live queue from home and come when their number is near.
Today: Brothers and sisters, one number each, lined up separately.
With ClinicHours: One mobile books a parent and up to 3 more, with numbers side by side.
Today: “Doc, which vaccine is next?” on Messenger, again.
With ClinicHours: Parents open the child's vaccine card on their phone: every dose given, and the next one due.
Today: The baby book is at home, so the birth history is guesswork.
With ClinicHours: Birth history and screening are on the chart, written once.
Today: Booster doses forgotten until school asks.
With ClinicHours: Mark a dose to remind later. When it's due, your secretary texts the parents.
The chart
A chart made for growing patients.
The pediatrics pack comes with your specialty. Every visit is still one SOAP note with ICD-10 codes and the prescription; these sit beside it.
Birth history
- Weeks at birth, birth weight, length and head size
- Type of delivery and APGAR scores
- Newborn and hearing screening, blood type
- Feeding
Growth and milestones
- Weight, length or height and head circumference at each visit, as the growth record
- 12 milestones, from the social smile to sentences, with the age reached
- Temperature, heart and breathing rate, SpO2
Vaccines
- The usual PPS childhood schedule, dated from the birthdate
- Each vaccine's next dose, when it falls due
- Every dose with its brand and lot, and doses given elsewhere
- Combination shots record a dose of each vaccine
Around the visit
What parents get, without an app.
A vaccine card on their phone
Text the parents a link to the child's vaccine card: each dose and date, and what's next. It stays open for a year, and you can stop it any time.Reminders when a dose is due
Choose “Remind later” on the vaccine. When the date comes, your secretary texts the parents in one tap.Siblings in one booking
One code, one form, and the children's numbers follow each other.A calmer waiting room
The waiting room TV shows who's next, so parents don't crowd the door.Prescriptions parents can't lose
Generic name first, with your PRC and PTR, and a digital copy the pharmacy can check by QR.Running late from the nursery
One tap tells booked parents you're on your way, and when to expect you.
Questions
What doctors ask us first.
Does the vaccine schedule tell me what to give?
What exactly do parents see on the vaccine card?
Can my secretary see the child's chart?
I share a clinic with an OB-GYN. Can we both use it?
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