HealthTeky for doctors

Run your practice online: patients find you, book and pay, and your fees reach your bank. Each topic has a short video.

๐Ÿ‘ฅ For patientsJoin as a doctor

Your practice

๐Ÿฅ Your clinic: hours, fee and online booking

Set your hours, fee and days off, and patients can book and pay you online.

  1. Set your consultation fee and weekly hours.
  2. Add days off; bookings on those days can be refunded in one step.
  3. See bookings in your Google, Apple or Outlook calendar.
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๐Ÿชช Your public profile

What patients see before they book: qualifications, experience, fee, open times and reviews.

  1. Add your education and experience.
  2. Patients find you by specialty, city or symptom.
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๐Ÿ“ Running an appointment

Prescription, medical certificate, referral and care plan, all from the appointment.

  1. Write the prescription, with templates for the ones you reuse.
  2. Issue a medical certificate or refer to a specialist.
  3. Mark the visit completed, and your fee is released.
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โœ๏ธ Written consultations

Patients pay to ask in writing; you answer within a day, when it suits you.

  1. Set a written consultation fee.
  2. Answer the question; your fee is released on your first reply.
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Patients and payments

๐Ÿ‘ฅ Your patients and care plans

Everyone you have seen, and home readings checked against targets you set.

  1. Set blood pressure or sugar targets in a care plan.
  2. Patients who are off target come first.
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๐Ÿ’ฐ Payouts and statements

Fees are paid to your bank after each visit, with a statement every month for your accountant.

  1. Add your bank account once.
  2. Download a monthly statement as a PDF or spreadsheet.
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๐ŸŽŸ๏ธ Front desk and waiting room

Tokens for walk-ins, calling the next patient, and a screen for your waiting room.

  1. Give tokens as patients arrive and call the next one.
  2. Show the waiting-room screen on a TV.
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