Doctors and timings
Each doctor’s qualifications, registration, specialty and OPD days, with holidays and leave shown the moment you mark them.
For doctors, clinics and hospitals
Websites for doctors, clinics and hospitals
A clinic website that answers the questions your front desk hears all day — who is in today, what time, how to book, how long the wait is — and shows the queue on the patient’s phone.
Care without the waiting room.
Choose your doctor and a time. Walk in when your token is near.
Live queue on your phone Reminders on WhatsApp
Choose a doctor
Pick a day
Choose a time8 slots left
Now consultingDr. Anjali PatilLive
13
Your token18
5 ahead of youabout 30 min
Today’s queue
- 13 Consulting now
- 14 Waiting
- 15 Waiting
- 16 Waiting
- 17 Waiting
- 18 About 30 min You
- 19 Waiting
- 20 Waiting
The front desk moves the queue from a phone. Patients open this link and arrive when their turn is near.
Sample prototype Sanjeevani Clinic is a fictional business. Tap around: it works.
Why it matters
What doctors, clinics and hospitals need from a website
Patients search for “doctor near me” and open the first few results. The clinic with clear timings, a map and a way to book is the one they visit.
Half the phone calls at a busy OPD are “Is doctor in?” and “What number is going on?”. Put both on the website and the receptionist gets back to the patients in front of her.
What it does
What the site does, feature by feature
Appointments by slot
Patients choose a doctor, day and slot. You set the slots per doctor; walk-ins still get tokens at the desk.
Live token queue
The current token and the patient’s own number on their phone, so they arrive when their turn is near instead of waiting an hour.
Reminders that reduce no-shows
A WhatsApp or SMS the day before and on the morning of the visit, with a one-tap way to cancel and free the slot.
Found on Maps
Google Business Profile, directions, parking notes and structured data, so “clinic near me” searches find you.
Patient privacy
Appointments hold only what is needed to book. No medical records on the public site, consent notices under India’s DPDP Act, data in an account in your name.
Factual, as medical ethics expect
The National Medical Commission expects doctors to present themselves factually: name, qualifications, registration, specialty and timings, without claims of cures or paid self-promotion. The site keeps to that, and keeps patient data to the minimum a booking needs.
How we work
The same promise, whatever the field
- One fixed quote, in writing. Agreed before we start, for the scope we agree. No meter running.
- A clickable home page in week one. Then the build happens in the open, on a link you can share.
- Everything in your name. Domain, hosting, code and every password, handed over at launch.
Questions
Questions doctors, clinics and hospitals ask us
Can patients book appointments on the clinic website?
Yes. Patients pick a doctor, a day and a free slot, give a name and phone number, and get a confirmation and reminders on WhatsApp or SMS. The clinic sees every booking in a simple dashboard.
How does the live token queue work?
The front desk moves the queue forward from a phone or computer. Patients open a link and see the token being consulted and their own number, so they can time their arrival.
Does it work for a hospital with many departments?
Yes. Doctors are grouped by department, each with their own slots and OPD days, and the same booking and reminders run across all of them.
Is patient data safe?
Bookings store only a name, phone number and slot, in a database in your name with access you control. Medical records stay out of the website entirely.
Tell us what you need built.
A person reads every message, usually within a couple of hours, Monday to Saturday.