Clinical records
Signed notes, addenda and printable prescriptions.
In therapy, the logistics are delicate too. Mediora keeps clinical notes away from the front desk and completely out of the assistant's reach, and lets you decide exactly how much the assistant does: book sessions, answer questions, or nothing at all.
Any evening sessions next week?
WhatsApp, 10:40 PMYes: Tuesday at 6:00 PM or Thursday at 7:00 PM, 50 minutes each. Shall I book one for you?
Access is enforced by the server and the database, not by hiding buttons. A draft note is private to the clinician who wrote it, owner included; others can't even tell it exists.
| Who | WhatsApp inbox | Calendar | Clinical notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owner | Yes | Yes | Read signed notes. Drafts stay private to their author. |
| Receptionist | Yes | Book, move, check in | No access at all |
| Therapist | No access | Own day; start and complete sessions | Write, sign and add addenda |
| Assistant | Replies to patients | Books through the same rules | No access, by design |
A patient writes something worrying, at any hour.
Fixed patterns and a second model check every message first. English, Roman Urdu and Urdu script.
Muted on that thread. It doesn't try to counsel anyone.
A real-time alert with the reason, in the shared inbox.
The reply includes the local emergency number for your country.
Every one of these is a real setting the owner controls.
Instructions are added after the built-in safety rules, up to 2,000 characters. A therapy practice might write:
"We are a counselling practice. Only help with booking, fees, location and session times. Never ask why someone is seeking therapy, and never comment on how they feel. If anyone mentions harming themselves or others, say the team has been alerted. Keep every reply under three sentences."
A note stays a private draft until its author signs it. Once signed, it's permanent for everyone, enforced by the database itself. Corrections are added as dated addenda, never edits.
Note contents never enter the audit log either. The log records who did what and when, and leaves the words where they belong.
In this field especially, you should know the gaps before you start.
No. The assistant's tools can't reach any clinical table: notes, addenda and prescriptions are out of its reach by design, not by instruction. It knows your services, clinicians, availability and knowledge base, and that's all.
No. Receptionists have no access to the clinical record. The owner can read signed notes; drafts are private to the clinician who wrote them.
That's your call, and you can start small: questions only, no booking, no after-hours replies. The assistant is off until you switch it on, and its activity log shows every reply it sent and why.
If the safety check reads the message as an emergency, the assistant stops replying on that thread, your team is alerted with the reason, and the reply includes the local emergency number. It does not attempt to counsel.
Yes. A privacy blur toggle hides message contents on screen until you need them.
The WhatsApp assistant is part of the Professional and Enterprise plans. The Free and Starter plans include the inbox, calendar, patients and reminders, and your team answers WhatsApp themselves.
Signed notes, addenda and printable prescriptions.
Answers WhatsApp from your prices and policies.
One shared, real-time inbox for the front desk.
Roles, seats, a kill switch and your price list.
Set up your clinic in an afternoon. The free plan needs no card and no sales call.
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