Hospital dashboard
Operational visibility for the front desk at a glance.
- Doctor counts and availability
- Appointments, checked-in, completed
- Per-doctor drill-downs
- Home
- Reception Desk
Front-desk operations
Run the clinic day without clinical authoring rights
Reception gets its own workspace: doctor-ready alerts, selected-doctor context, queue actions, reschedules, and bulk operations — with deliberate limits on what the front desk can change.
- Doctor-ready alert cycle
- Patient sent actions
- Bulk actions by date
Reception modules
Built for live coordination, not data entry
Patient flow alerts
A complete ready-and-sent alert cycle between clinician and front desk.
- Doctor-ready notifications
- Background-tab awareness
- Cross-page alert continuity
Queue actions
Reception manages the day without needing clinician permissions.
- Status updates
- Reschedule and cancel
- Bulk actions by selected date
Role-safe visibility
The experience is intentionally limited to the right operational context.
- No prescription creation
- No diagnostics authoring
- Basic patient info plus allowed actions
Multi-doctor context
Front desks covering several clinicians can switch context cleanly.
- Selected doctor state
- Shared dashboards
- Queue actions tied to context
Patient-facing effects
Front-desk changes propagate to everyone waiting on them.
- Notifications to patients
- Live schedule updates
- Doctor dashboard refresh cues
The alert loop
Nobody walks down the corridor to ask “ready?”
The doctor marks ready, reception sees it immediately, the patient is sent in, and the queue reflects it — even if the tab was in the background.
- Ready and sent as a cycle Both halves of the handoff are modelled, not just one.
- Background-tab awareness Alerts survive a front desk juggling windows.
- Continuity across pages Navigating away does not lose the alert.
Show us your front desk on its busiest day
We will map the queue, the alerts, and the reschedules your team handles by hand today.