A consultation workspace structured around the daily reality of general practice — from chronic disease management to acute consultations, everything in a single record.
Request a DemoThe record opens pre-loaded with chronic medications, known allergies, and recent consultations. The GP starts from context, not from scratch.
Dedicated sections for reason for visit, physical exam, vital signs, diagnosis, prescriptions, and sick leave. Templates for common pathologies reduce entry time.
Prescriptions, lab requests, and imaging orders generated in one click. Automatic routing to MCM LIS and MCM RIS. The pharmacist sees the prescription immediately.
Chronic condition monitoring with configurable alerts. Evolution of vital signs over time. Vaccination schedule and preventive care reminders.
Pre-filled templates for the most common pathologies. Quick entry for vital signs, diagnosis, and prescription. A consultation completed in under 5 minutes without losing clinical detail.
Automatic alerts for follow-up consultations, renewals, and preventive care. Graphical evolution of key indicators (blood pressure, blood sugar, weight) over time.
Drug prescriptions, lab requests, imaging orders, and medical certificates generated from the same screen. Routes automatically to the right MCM module.
Every consultation enriches the permanent patient record. History, allergies, chronic medications visible at a glance — no duplication, no omission.
Everything connected — no re-entry, no broken flows.
Solo or group practice
Multi-physician general medicine
Continuous care and follow-up
Yes. The general medicine workspace has its own templates, sections, and consultation flows — different from the surgical or specialty workspaces.
With pre-filled templates, a standard consultation can be documented in under 5 minutes. Vital signs, diagnosis, and prescription are entered from the same screen.
Yes. CARE maintains a complete timeline of consultations, lab results, and vital signs. Configurable alerts notify the GP when a follow-up consultation is due.
Yes. Each physician has their own workspace while sharing the patient record. Access is controlled by role — a GP sees their consultations; the medical director has a consolidated view.
