Electronic health records with continuity

Notes, results and progress around the patient. A structure that adapts to your specialties and to each practitioner's responsibilities.

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Your operation

Context accompanies every decision

Organized information

Link consultations and results to review what happened between visits. In Mexico it's called “expediente clínico”; in Chile, “ficha clínica”. Formats are configured by center and country.

Access by responsibility

Define profiles and permissions so each person sees the information they need for their work. Access configuration is part of the implementation.

Formats your team recognizes

We work with your practitioners' templates to agree on fields, structure and reports. Documentation obligations are reviewed case by case, without assuming a blanket certification.

Step by step

A journey your team can verify

RecordClinical data in the agreed format.
LinkResults and history in the same record.
ReviewThe practitioner interprets and documents their decision.

Before deciding

Questions about electronic health records

Can we get our data back if we leave?

Data handover and its format are agreed in writing. Implementation defines what's imported and how information will be kept to make it easy to consult and export.

Does the health record adapt to each specialty?

Yes. We work with your practitioners' templates to agree on fields, structure and reports. Each specialty records in its own format and the information comes together around the patient.

Who can see each part of the record?

Each person accesses it according to their profile and permissions. The system logs every access and every change, with the user and the time, to keep full traceability.

Does it adapt to my country's regulations?

Formats are configured by center and country: “historia clínica” in Spain and Peru, “expediente clínico” in Mexico, “ficha clínica” in Chile and “historia clínica única” in Ecuador. Documentation obligations are reviewed case by case.

Next step

Let's talk about your project.

We review your specialties, templates and access permissions with you.

Let's talk about your clinical formats