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Registration from the ID document, not the keyboard: scan, verify, consent, done — clean demographics on every record and zero transcription errors.
All-in-one is the difference between one patient record and five disconnected tools taped together. Registration should write the record the doctor reads, the pharmacy dispenses against, and the invoice bills from — one system, one truth.
Built for geriatric clinics: Elder-first design — caregiver-linked records, polypharmacy control, and unhurried check-in. Full specialty workflow details: see the Geriatric Clinic page.
In Laos: national ID / passport check-in, english and lao patient flows, payments via local payment methods and Visa/Mastercard, billed in LAK (₭).
Patients register by scanning their national ID / passport — demographics auto-fill, returning patients are recognised instantly, records stay typo-free.
Law on Electronic Data Protection 2017 data-protection alignment; documentation practices per Ministry of Health Laos.
English and Lao patient flows.
local payment methods and Visa/Mastercard, billed in LAK (₭) — collected at kiosk or counter, posted to the patient record with e-receipts.
Pricing is quoted per project in local currency — contact sales via /demo or WhatsApp +60 19-873 8500.
Yes — patient registration and check-in read the national ID / passport, so records are created from the document with zero typing. Returning patients are recognised instantly.
Law on Electronic Data Protection 2017 data-protection alignment; documentation practices per Ministry of Health Laos. Every record access is audit-logged and role-restricted.
English and Lao patient flows. Kiosk, queue display, and patient messaging are localised; staff dashboards run in English.
About 4 hours from hardware arrival for a standard clinic: mount the kiosk, load your clinic profile, train staff the same morning. Software-only starts are faster.
The platform runs live production clinics today — kiosk check-in, queue, records, pharmacy, billing. Bring your clinic’s hardest front-desk scenario to the demo.