Patient record
Fifteen years of history, readable in seconds
General practice is high volume and long relationship. The same patient for fifteen years, several members of one family, and a consultation that has to be quick without losing the history that makes it useful.
Members of a household share contact details, often share a policy, and are frequently booked together. Linking them saves the front desk a great deal of typing.

History, current medication and the last note visible in seconds, because the appointment is ten minutes and most of it should be with the patient.
Chronic reviews, vaccinations and screening are what keep a patient list healthy and a practice full. They only happen if they are scheduled automatically.

Family medicine is a long relationship interrupted by visits. Software built around the visit loses the relationship.
Fifteen years of history, readable in seconds
Chronic reviews and screening recalls
Linked family members and shared contacts
Policy and co-payment at the counter
Yes, sharing contact details and often a policy, while keeping separate clinical records.
Yes, issued from the record with the previous prescription as the starting point rather than retyped.
Half an hour on your own services, packages and price list. Someone calls you back within a day.