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EMR & practice management

The clinic’s command center.

Qlynic brings the front desk, the chart, the patient and the books into one live system, so the whole clinic runs from one place.

  • 01 Front desk
  • 02 Clinical
  • 03 Patients
  • 04 Business

Clinical

Say it once.

Talk with your patient. Qlynic writes the note as you go, checks every prescription against the chart, and saves nothing until you do.

  1. It starts with a yes.

    Recording begins only after the patient’s consent is confirmed on screen. The visit keeps who confirmed it, and when. A patient who has opted out is never recorded.

  2. It listens. It writes.

    The words appear as you talk. Then a full S·O·A·P draft, built from what was said and what the chart already holds. Anything unclear is marked [verify]. No audio is kept, and the transcript is not saved.

  3. It suggests. You decide.

    Prescriptions with dose, frequency and length, and any new allergy or change in habits the patient mentioned. Take each one, change it, or leave it.

  4. It checks the chart.

    Every prescription is checked against the patient’s allergies by drug family: penicillins, sulfa drugs, NSAIDs. A conflict stops the save until you have looked at it.

  5. One save, and it’s on its way.

    The note, the prescriptions, the allergies and the files save together. Requisitions for labs, imaging and referrals print, or reach the patient as a secure link by text or email. Care plan letters go to the patient’s portal.

Also in every visit

  • A brief of the history before you walk in
  • Vitals from rooming
  • The patient’s intake answers
  • Family visits, with a chart for each person

An illustrative visit. The AI scribe is an add-on.

Patients

It doesn’t end at the door.

Their record, their refills, their questions: on their phone, in the browser, nothing to install. And you decide when each note reaches them.

  1. A text, then a tap.

    Requisitions and forms arrive as secure links by text. One tap opens them in the browser: prep notes and a sheet to print, or a form to fill in before the visit.

  2. Their record, when you say so.

    Prescriptions, tests and measurements show at once. The note, the summary and the documents wait until you release them, by hand or after the delay you set. Then they can download the visit and share it.

  3. Refills without a phone call.

    When a prescription has refills left on it, they ask in the portal, and the request lands in your refill queue that second. You approve, or decline with a reason, and they know right away.

  4. An answer at 11 PM.

    An assistant answers from their own record: their visits, their prescriptions, the notes you’ve released. Ask for a person, and the request waits for your team, who can hand it back when they’re done.

  5. The whole family.

    One sign-in holds the family: a newborn, a child, a parent without a phone. Each person has their own record.

Also in the portal

  • Upcoming visits and receipts
  • Photos and PDFs they send, kept with their documents
  • Video visits from a link, with a camera and microphone check first
  • Their mobile number as their sign-in, confirmed by a texted code

An illustrative patient.

Front desk

Open before you are.

Patients book online and by text at any hour, and your desk books callers into the same live calendar. When you unlock the door, the night is already on the board.

  1. 11:41 PM

    Booked online.

    On your booking page, a patient says why they’re coming and picks a time from your live calendar, held for them while they finish. On the desk’s calendar, the visit lands within a second.

  2. 1:47 AM

    Booked by text.

    A parent texts your number about their son. The assistant asks what’s wrong, offers real times from the same calendar, and books the one they pick, with the parent’s own words as the reason.

  3. 6:12 AM

    A cancellation, taken.

    Someone texts that they can’t make it, and the assistant cancels. The time opens on the calendar at once, and at 6:31 the next patient who asks takes it.

  4. 8:00 AM

    Reminders, on your schedule.

    Text and email reminders go out when you set them: a week, a day, an hour before, or any time you choose. Nothing is sent in your quiet hours, except a reminder an hour before a visit.

  5. 8:01 AM

    A person, where it takes one.

    Last night’s request for a person is waiting at the top of your messages. Accept it and it’s yours, gone from everyone else’s queue. Overnight, the assistant kept the patient company.

Also at the front desk

  • Callers booked on the calendar, confirmed when they agree
  • Visits that repeat, booked as a series
  • An emergency by text gets the emergency number first, and your team is flagged
  • A patient who texts STOP gets no more texts

An illustrative night.

Business

Closed before you leave.

Payments, claims and each doctor’s share are recorded as they happen, so there is nothing to tally at the end of the day. And you can ask the clinic how the month is going.

  1. 5:41 PM

    Paid by text.

    Your desk texts a secure pay link with the confirmation. When the patient pays from home, the payment lands with its card fee, what you received, and the doctor’s share.

  2. 6:02 PMAlberta

    Claims, sent in one go.

    A visit marked ready to bill becomes a claim from the codes saved with it, checked first: the health number, the doctor’s billing number, the service. One click sends the day’s claims; anything wrong is stopped before it leaves, and you see why.

  3. 6:33 PMAlberta

    A refusal, explained.

    Results come back by themselves. For a refused claim, the advisor compares what was sent with the record today, says what to change and where, and drafts the note. You check it and resend, and every attempt stays with the claim.

  4. 6:58 PM

    Each doctor’s share, kept.

    Every payment carries the doctor’s share at the split in force that day, worked out on what you received after any card fee. If a refund comes after the doctor was paid, that share is owed back, and a payout won’t quietly drop it.

  5. 7:25 PM

    Ask the clinic.

    Ask in plain words. The advisor reads the clinic’s live numbers, answers, and shows which sources it used and how long each took. It only reads, and emails and phone numbers are taken out of what it reads.

Also in the back office

  • Payroll by month, from draft to paid
  • Expenses by category, with repeating bills added by themselves
  • Profit and loss, and each doctor’s revenue
  • Full or partial refunds, with the doctor’s share adjusted
  • No charge per claim Alberta

An illustrative evening.

Start

Your first morning.

The front desk, the visit, the patient and the books, on one record and in one plan priced per doctor. Sign up online, choose your seats, and your clinic is live.

One plan

$89CAD per doctor
a month

or $69 a month, billed yearly

  • No setup fee
  • No base fee
  • Cancel any time from inside Qlynic; access runs to the end of what you paid for
  • Plus GST/HST where required

List price. Many countries pay less: your clinic’s country sets its price at checkout. The AI scribe is an add-on.

Three steps

  1. Sign up.

    Your account and the clinic’s details, then a code to your email. No card needed.

  2. Set up.

    Tell us how you practise and how many doctors you have.

  3. Go live.

    Choose monthly or yearly and your seats, pay securely, and your clinic is live.

Good to know

  • Moving from another system? We bring your patient list in for you.
  • Patient records are stored in Canada, backups too.
  • Patients install nothing: their side runs in texts and the browser.
  • If you leave, your data is yours: for 60 days after, we export it on request.
  • Built in Calgary.