No missed doses
The next due vaccination is the child's current priority on the family's Home screen.
Children's hospitals and paediatric clinics
Children's records under a parent's family account, the national immunisation schedule seeded from the date of birth, the next dose on the family's Home screen, allergy checks at the counter, and a portal that hands the record over when the child turns 18.
A day in the paediatric practice
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A record under the parent's account in a minute, with the schedule seeded and the first doses due.
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Mark doses as given; the next dose appears on the family's Home before it is due.
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Allergies and red flags first, then complaint, examination, diagnosis, orders and the prescription, signed once.
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Parents book follow-ups, read results and pay from the family portal; siblings and parents join the same account.
Included with the specialty
Declare the specialty at onboarding and its suite is included on every plan. Your medical specialty is never a surcharge.
See how plans workWhat changes
The next due vaccination is the child's current priority on the family's Home screen.
One account for the whole family keeps appointments, records and bills in one place.
Allergies are read before the complaint, and the counter blocks a known allergy without a reason.
Questions
Yes. The owner invites the other parent as a guardian; both act for the child, and each has their own record.
The record is handed over with a code on the young adult's own mobile. From then on they decide what the family sees.
Yes. The UIP schedule is seeded from the date of birth; hospitals can add doses their paediatricians prescribe.
No. Paediatrics is a specialty profile; its department and templates are set up at onboarding on any plan.
See it on your workflow
Configured around your departments, roles and workflows, using synthetic data. Tell us your doctors and bed count and we show the relevant screens and a clear rollout scope.