Owners
You set the prices, hire the team, connect WhatsApp and pay the bill.
You see patients. Mediora shows you today's list, lets you write and sign notes, and prints a clean prescription. You never see the inbox, and nobody at the desk sees your notes.
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Your appointments for today, with who has checked in. The shared calendar is there too.
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Mark the appointment in progress when the patient sits down.
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Chief complaint, diagnosis and your notes. A draft is private to you, even from the owner.
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Signing makes the note permanent, enforced by the database. Corrections become dated addenda.
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Issue the prescription and print it on an A5 layout. Issued scripts are frozen.
One note per appointment, for visits that are checked in, in progress or completed. Until you sign it, nobody else can see it, or even tell that it exists.
After signing, the note can't be changed by anyone. Any doctor can add a dated addendum. An unsigned-notes worklist keeps you honest at the end of the day.
Each item has the drug name, strength, form, dose, frequency, duration, quantity and instructions, plus overall notes. A visit can have more than one prescription.
Draft, then issue: an issued prescription is frozen. Any doctor can void one, and a voided script prints with a VOID watermark. Reissuing starts a new draft linked to the original.
| Medicine | Dose | How often | For | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amoxicillin 500 mg Capsule | 1 capsule | Three times a day | 5 days | 15 |
| Ibuprofen 400 mg Tablet | 1 tablet | Every 8 hours if needed | 3 days | 9 |
| Chlorhexidine 0.2% Mouthwash | 10 ml | Twice a day | 7 days | 1 bottle |
| Area | Doctors can | Doctors can't |
|---|---|---|
| Appointments | Start and complete their visits | Book, cancel or reschedule, even their own |
| Calendar | See their day and the shared calendar | Change their roster or leave |
| Patients | Read patient details | Edit or archive patients |
| Clinical record | Write, sign, add addenda, prescribe, void | Edit a signed note |
| Inbox | Nothing | See WhatsApp conversations at all |
| Knowledge base | Read what the assistant knows | Change it |
These matter in a consulting room, so we'd rather you hear them from us.
No. Receptionists have no access to clinical notes or prescriptions. The owner can read signed notes; your drafts are private to you.
No. The assistant's tools cannot reach any clinical table. It talks to whoever holds a patient's phone, so the clinical record is kept completely out of its reach.
Add an addendum. Signed notes are permanent for everyone, by design; addenda are dated and attributed, so the correction is visible alongside the original.
Not from a doctor account. Booking, rescheduling and cancelling are done by the front desk (or the assistant). Doctors start and complete visits.
No, and we want to be clear about it: there's no drug database and no allergy or interaction checking yet.
You set the prices, hire the team, connect WhatsApp and pay the bill.
You answer WhatsApp, book walk-ins and calm the queue, often at the same time.
Set up your clinic in an afternoon. The free plan needs no card and no sales call.
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