Doctor Patient Medical Records 1.2.19

for ZTE Nubia Z11 mini S

Manage your patient's medical and health records, appointments, and visit notes the easy way.

This app is useful for medical and health professionals who visit patients every now and then and needs a way to keep track of medical records. It is a handy app you can bring along whenever you do your medical practice.

Additionally, if you bill your patients for your medical or professional service, use this app to keep track of patient bills, payments made, and balance due. All from your mobile device.

Key features
•Simple, intuitive and easy to use
•Get patient info directly from your phone contacts
•Send medical appointment reminder to patient by email or SMS
•Send visit summary to patient by email or SMS
•Create itemized bills for your patient; track balance due; app auto-claculates these for you
•Customize the patient information that you would like to capture
•Customizable email and SMS templates
•View patient visit / medical history
•During patient visits, add visit / medical notes like text, picture, voice recording, or handwriting
•Use dictation to auto-write text on medical notes
•Built-in powerful tool to help manage reusable notes
•Export appointment to android calendar
•Backup and restore data

Translated in English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Japanese. If you would like to help translate the app to your language, please send us an email.

For doctor, dentist, nurse, surgeon, pediatrician, dermatologist, eye care clinic, paramedic, physician, small clinics, medical students, etc.

We hope you find this app useful and we welcome your suggestions. We will add more cool features as we go along. So stay tuned!


Permission Requests
•Storage - to save visit attachments like handwritten notes, audio recordings, pictures, etc
•Microphone - for auto write text through microphone
•Network communication - need internet for in-app purchases
•Your personal information - to add appointments to calendar
•Your social information - to add phone contacts as patients