Book without the phone call.
Pick the doctor, pick the slot, done. The clinic sees it the moment you book, and you get a reminder the day before.
For patients at DigiDoctor.app clinics
DigiDoctor.app keeps your appointments, prescriptions and reports with the clinic you already go to. Book in three taps, then find last winter’s prescription without calling anyone.
Before anything else
DigiDoctor.app isn’t a different doctor. It’s the software your clinic runs — booking at the front desk, records at the doctor’s desk. The app is your side of it.
So the first thing to find out is whether your clinic is on it. Ask at the front desk next time you go. If they aren’t, send us their name and we’ll get in touch with them.
What you get
Pick the doctor, pick the slot, done. The clinic sees it the moment you book, and you get a reminder the day before.
Consultations, blood reports, scans — in order, from your first visit onward. Not scattered across a drawer and three phones.
Nothing to photograph, nothing to lose to a faded slip. Open the app at the chemist and read it off the screen.
How it works
Choose your clinic, your doctor and a time that suits you.
Your doctor opens your history at the desk. What they write down goes straight into your file.
You walk out and it’s on your phone. Nothing to collect, nothing to scan, nothing to remember.
Questions
Then the app won’t have your records yet — DigiDoctor.app only holds what a clinic puts into it. Mention it at the front desk, or send us the clinic’s name and we’ll approach them.
Your file starts from the day your clinic joins. Carry the old ones in on your next visit and the clinic can add them, so the history stays in one place going forward.
You register at the clinic you go to, and your file lives with that clinic. If you visit a second clinic on DigiDoctor.app, you register there too — the two files stay separate, which is what keeps your records private.
Yes. The app is free to download and use. Clinics pay for DigiDoctor.app; you don’t.
Each patient has their own file, so book under the name of the person who is being seen. Ask the front desk to register them and you can manage the appointment for them.