ProductsScheduling
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ProductsPatients & billing
PlatformBuild on it
PlatformRun the clinic
PlatformTrust
Who it’s forBy practice
Who it’s forBy province
CompanyQlynic
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Clinic OS · Calgary
One appointment enters. It is seen, charted, prescribed, billed, claimed, paid and reviewed — and every one of those lands on the same wire, in the same second, without anybody chasing it.
$89 per doctor, all-in · built in Calgary · data stays in Canada
Inbound5 queued
SignalR · clinicMessage
Encounteridle
Accountingtoday
$1,240
collectedpendingrejected
Todaylive
8a11a2p6p
bookedseen
AHCIP claim—
claim assembled from the encounter schema, eligibility, PRAC number transmitted to H-Link assessor response received settled to the clinic account
EX22paid in full
Reviewslistening
Simulation · runs continuously · click to reset
The audit
Nobody sends it to you, which is the only reason it doesn’t hurt. It arrives as four subscriptions, a fax line, and a receptionist typing the same name into the fifth system this week.
How many doctors?
Drag it. Every figure on the receipt is calculated, not chosen.
Yes, the fax line is on there. It is on every clinic’s.
OPERATING AUDIT
THE SEPARATE SYSTEMS YOU RUN TODAY
3 DOCTORS · ALBERTA · PER MONTH
A · TIME NOBODY BILLS FOR
B · MONEY THAT DOES LEAVE
What today’s stack costs—
none of the above is a Qlynic charge
Replace all of the above with
Qlynic$89 per doctor · no base fee · no contract—
You keep — — vs the stack above
Figures are calculated live from the coefficients printed beside each line. Change the doctor count and check the arithmetic yourself.
The record
Every system you run keeps its own version of every patient, and they disagree — a stale phone here, a misspelled name there. Two of the five below say she has no allergies at all. The copy your locum reads at 9 PM is a coin flip.
5 sources · 4 conflicts · 1 record
BOOKINGMERGED
EMRMERGED
REMINDERSMERGED
BILLINGMERGED
PAPERMERGED
THE RECORD reconciling…
Everything else — booking, reminders, billing, the console in Section 01 — is a view of this record, never a copy of it.
Reconciliation · click to replay
Built for Canada
Not “a cloud region” — a border. People read the record from wherever they’re allowed to. The record itself has a wall, and the wall has never lost.
THE RECORD
R. Kaur · sulfa · verified
51.0447° N · 114.0719° W · CALGARY
PERIMETER LOGWATCHING
Canadian data centresEncrypted both waysDesigned to HIA & PIPEDAH-Link native
Simulation · the policy is real: records don’t leave · click the wall to test it
Arxeon Inc. · Calgary, Alberta · built twenty minutes from the clinics it serves
Ask your clinic
Because everything lives in one record, questions that used to need an analyst — or a weekend with a spreadsheet — are just questions. Ask in plain language. The answer arrives with its evidence attached.
Every answer is logged in the AI Suggestions Log — who asked, what was answered, which records were read. Intelligence with a paper trail.
What can I help with? ADVISOR
Ask about appointments, revenue, patients, staff…
Why was Tuesday so slow?
38% under a normal Tuesday
Booked21 vs 34 average
CauseDr. Osei blackout · PD day
Side effectreminder wave paused with it
Open four evening slots Thursday — the waitlist holds nine.
Where are we under-billing?
$1,140 left on the table / month
Pattern03.04A billed where 03.08A criteria met
Instances12 visits · $95 gap each
Basistime-in-room + complexity, from the record
Review the twelve encounters — each is linked, one tap.
What did no-shows cost us last month?
$1,392 · 24 missed visits
Worst dayThursday · 9 of 24
Rate$58 average — the same figure your receipt used
Preventable17 had no reminder on file
Auto-reminders are on now — watch Thursday.
Demo clinic · answers computed · click for the next question
Getting started
Not a migration project. A morning. Watch day one provision itself — the only thing it asks of you beforehand is a spreadsheet export.
GO-LIVE CONSOLE DAY ONE
TUE Nothing to provision. It just runs.
Day one · runs once · click to replay
Most clinics run their first real morning within days of saying yes, not months. The demo doubles as the setup conversation: we look at what you have and map the path together before anything moves.
They come with you. A spreadsheet export from your current system is enough to load your patient list, and bringing it over is part of onboarding — you are never retyping a filing cabinet.
No contract, no base fee, no setup fee. Qlynic is $89 per doctor per month — $69 on annual billing — and you can leave whenever you like, taking your data with you.
Reminders, messages and confirmations run from our Canadian servers, not from your front desk, so they keep flowing. Staff can reach the record from any connection — a phone hotspot will do until the router recovers.
No. Patients book from a link, confirm by text, and join telehealth visits in the browser. The only people who log into Qlynic are the people who work in it.
Open the menu and count: 19 of 45 destinations say “coming soon” right on the board. We would rather show you the map than pretend it is finished — what is live is live, and nothing on this page was staged from the unbuilt part.
Arxeon Inc., in Calgary — the same city as the clinics it serves. When you book a demo you are talking to the people who wrote the software, not a sales layer.
Yes. The demo starts on the simulated clinic you have been watching, and then we load your doctor count, your fee mix and — if you bring one — your patient list, so the second half of the demo is about your Monday, not ours.
A quieter way to run a clinic.You just watched it run.
The wire ends here · no base fee · no contract · your data leaves with you if you do