Clinic management software that runs the whole visit.
Appointments, the consultation record, e-prescriptions and billing on one offline-capable app. For a single doctor or a multi-provider clinic — no servers to rack, no IT team to hire. It installs on the phones and tablets your staff already carry.
Everything the front desk and the doctor need
A clinic runs on three things that usually live in three places — the appointment diary, the prescription pad and the cash book. Clinic management software puts them on one record so the front desk, the doctor and the patient are never out of sync. Medveon covers the whole visit:
Booking, walk-ins and a live waiting queue, so the room fills smoothly and patients know where they stand.
Prescribe against the appointment with an allergy hard-stop; the printed slip carries a verification code the pharmacy checks before dispensing — each prescription dispenses once.
Patients see results and discharge cards in a read-only portal, opened by QR and PIN.
Charge, apply tax and discounts, print receipts, and see the day's revenue at a glance.
Runs on the devices you already have
Medveon is a progressive web app: install it once and it works like a native app — including offline, so a dropped connection never stops a consultation or a payment. No on-site server, no maintenance contract.
Grows from solo doctor to clinic chain
Start as a single clinician, add providers and rooms as you grow, and when you open beds or add departments, upgrade to the full hospital management system on the same platform and data — no migration, no re-training from scratch.
See a full clinic visit in five minutes
Open the live demo, book a patient, record the visit and take a payment.
Open the live demo → Chat on WhatsAppFrequently asked questions
What does clinic management software do?
Runs a clinic end to end — appointments and queue, the consultation record, and billing with tax and receipts — from one system, with outpatient e-prescriptions that carry a verification code.
Does it handle e-prescriptions?
Yes — outpatient prescriptions with an allergy hard-stop and a printed slip that carries a verification code. The pharmacy looks the code up before dispensing, and each prescription dispenses once.
Can patients book and get reminders?
Staff book appointments; patients get a read-only portal. Online self-booking isn't available.
How much does it cost?
USD 499/mo for a multi-provider clinic, from USD 199/mo for a single clinician. A configured deployment — your workflow encoded, your records migrated — is quoted individually (onboarding from USD 1,500). Local-currency pricing available on request.
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