For practice assistants and case management
You can prepare, not just pass things on.
Much of what comes up between two appointments does not need a physician — it needs access. That is exactly what you get.
Your own access, clearly bounded
What you actually gain
Your own access, clearly bounded
You see the patients assigned to you — not the rest of the practice. That boundary is drawn by the database, not by the interface.
Tasks instead of questions
What is open sits in “Today”: side effects, missing check-ins, overdue check-ups. With phone number and email right beside it.
Appointments via the front desk
Select several people, check a ready-made text, send it to the front desk — or write to the patients directly.
Documentation without detours
Your notes land in the same journal as the physician’s. Who did what stays traceable.















For the practice team
Exactly the patients assigned to you
No more and no less. The limit lives in the database, not in the interface — what is not assigned to you is never loaded.
My patients
2 of 12 in the practice
- SS. Rossiassigned
- MM. Kellerassigned
- The other 10 are not visible to this account.
Handover to the front desk
Select several and the app drafts the email — names, reason and a proposed appointment.
Draft
Hello Please arrange a check-up within the next 14 days for two patients: · S. Rossi — follow-up after dose adjustment · M. Keller — discuss weight trend
Open emailYou see the draft before sending and can change it.
Illustrative figures — the interface itself is the real one.
How it works
- 1
The practice creates your access
One click in the practice settings; you set your own password.
- 2
You take on the assignments
The physician assigns patients to you; you see their trajectory and messages.
- 3
You take load off the consultation
Call people in, follow up, document — without anyone having to open the record for it.
Let us talk
We will show you what delegation could look like in your practice.
Practice administration stays with the doctor.