Features · Doctors
The consulting room, with nothing in the way.
A doctor opens to their own list for the day. The record, the vitals, the prescription and the next visit are one flow, and the notes belong to the doctor who wrote them.
What matters most
The visit, the record and the prescription, private to each doctor.
The doctor's day
Each doctor opens to their own list for today, in token order, with visits left open from earlier days.
Notes that stay private
A doctor's notes are visible only to that doctor unless they share a patient with a colleague, and every read is logged.
Vitals with trends
A nurse records blood pressure, pulse, temperature, weight, sugar and oxygen before the visit; the doctor sees the trend.
Prescribe from the pharmacy's shelf
Pick medicines from the clinic's own list, seeing what is in stock, with dose, frequency, duration and instructions.
The full list
Everything else PixelCare does here.
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Only their own patients and income
A doctor sees only their own schedule, patients, notes and earnings. The server enforces it; it is not a hidden menu.
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Income at a glance
Each doctor sees their share visit by visit and what has been paid out.
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Everything about the patient in front of you
Whether they have paid, why they came and what the pharmacy sold them, on the day list.
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Structured visit record
Complaints, findings, diagnosis, treatment, advice and follow-up in their own fields with type-ahead, searchable and printable.
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Allergy and condition alerts
Allergies, long-term conditions and current medicines sit in a banner the doctor and the pharmacist both see.
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Printed prescription
On the clinic's letterhead, with instructions in the patient's language, the doctor's qualifications, registration number and signature.
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Templates and favourites
Save common notes and medicine sets, apply them in one click, or start from the last visit.
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Lab and imaging orders
Order tests from a list, print the request, and be told when the result arrives, with abnormal values flagged.
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Letters and certificates
Referral letters, sick notes and fitness certificates from templates, numbered and kept in a register.
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Follow-up due list
Set a review date or a recall reason; the clinic gets a list of patients who are due and have not booked.
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Attachments
Outside reports, scans and old prescriptions photographed or uploaded against the patient or the visit.
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Diagnosis list and case counts
Pick the diagnosis from a coded list, so the clinic can count cases and find patients by condition.
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Specialty sheets
Vaccination schedules, antenatal records, growth charts, dental and body charts, and multi-visit treatment plans.
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Interaction and allergy warnings
A warning when a medicine clashes with another medicine or a recorded allergy.
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Assisted notes
Dictation or a recorded consultation becomes a draft note and prescription for the doctor to confirm.
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Phone and video visits
A remote visit is booked, noted and billed like any other, and the prescription reaches the patient.
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Consent records
General and procedure consent, on paper or on screen, with a guardian for a minor, and refusals of treatment.
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Visit summary for the patient
Print or send a summary or the full history, with a log of who released it and to whom.
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Calendar sync
Clinic appointments appear in the doctor's own Google or Microsoft calendar, and patients add a booking to theirs.
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Medico-legal and notifiable cases
Flag a medico-legal visit for restricted access and longer retention, and prompt for a notifiable disease with its case notice.
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Adverse reaction report
Record a suspected reaction against patient, medicine and batch, and produce the regulator's form.
See it from every seat.
The live demo is a working clinic with sample patients, stock and seven weeks of history. Enter as the owner, the receptionist, the doctor, the pharmacist or a patient.