Neurology

Neurology clinic software

Neurology patients are followed for years, across investigations that are expensive and slow. Continuity of the record is worth more here than in almost any other specialty.

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A record that has to hold a decade

The consultation five years ago is clinically relevant today. The timeline has to stay readable at that length.

A timeline that stays readable across a decade
The consultation from five years ago findable in seconds
Imaging and neurophysiology reports against the visit that ordered them
Diagnosis, revisions and the reasoning kept in sequence
Medication history readable as a history, not a current list

Conditions charted here

Expensive investigations, approved first

Imaging and neurophysiology usually need pre-authorisation and always need tracking to the report.

Pre-authorisation raised with the order for imaging and neurophysiology
Approval reference and expiry held against the investigation
Orders that stay open until a report is filed
Results routed to the neurologist who ordered them
What the insurer covered and what the patient paid, per investigation

A patient conversation in the Medicolize app, with the twenty-four hour reply window counting down

Long-interval follow-up

Six or twelve month reviews are the easiest appointments in medicine to lose.

Six and twelve month reviews that cannot quietly lapse
Recall that fires on the interval the clinician set
A patient overdue for a long-interval review surfaced by the system
Reminders by the channel the patient chose, in their language
Reporting on how many long-interval reviews actually happened

Procedures recorded here

A year of notes versus a decade of record

Neurology is followed for years on slow, expensive investigations. Both the long timeline and the long recall interval are where records quietly fail.