Multi-Doctor Practices
Each doctor is a different world

Every doctor, their own practice.

Dr. Chen does orthopaedics. Dr. Moreno does general medicine. Dr. Hassan sees sports injuries. They share a building — but not a schedule, not a service menu, not a patient form. Qlynic treats each doctor as an independent practice and coordinates all of them in one booking flow patients trust.

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Services per doctor
Each doctor owns their menu
AI
Intake forms
Generated per service type
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Booking conflicts
Architecturally impossible
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Per-Doctor Services

Each doctor brings
their own services.

Dr. Moreno offers general consultations at $80 for 30 minutes. Dr. Hassan offers sports injury assessments at $150 for 45 minutes. They do not share a menu — and they shouldn't. In Qlynic, every service a doctor offers is theirs alone: their price, their duration, their intake form.

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Dr. Sofia Rodriguez
Cardiology
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A service belongs to its doctor. Not the clinic.

When Dr. Rodriguez adds a cardiac stress test, it appears under her name only. Patients booking Dr. Reyes never see it — because it isn't his. Qlynic enforces this at every layer of the booking flow. No cross-contamination. No confusion.

Duration and price are per service, not per doctor.

Dr. Rodriguez charges $120 for an initial consultation and $80 for a follow-up. Each service has its own duration, deposit rules, and payment mode. Qlynic computes exact slot availability from each service's duration — not a blanket per-doctor setting.

Specific services trigger specific intake forms at booking.

Mark a service as "requires intake form" and the AI-generated questionnaire appears before the patient confirms. Not all services need it. The ones that do, enforce it — without the clinic remembering to ask, without the front desk following up.

AI Intake Forms
The AI knows what
each patient needs
to say before they arrive.

You describe the service. The AI writes the intake form — structured into clinical sections, with the right field type for every question. A cardiac consult gets a different form than a sports injury assessment. A first visit gets different questions than a follow-up. The form is enforced at booking: the patient cannot confirm without completing it. Your doctor walks in already knowing.

AI generates it. You own it.

Type a description of the service. The AI returns a fully structured clinical form — sections, field types, required flags, conditional logic. Review it, edit it, save it. It's yours from that moment on.

Each form is tied to a specific service.

The cardiac stress test form is not the same as the general consultation form. When a patient books that specific service, that specific form appears — automatically, without the clinic lifting a finger.

Enforced at booking. No exceptions.

The patient cannot confirm a booking for a service with a required intake form until they've answered it. Not reminded. Not asked again at the front desk. Completed. Before they arrive.

8 field types. Real clinical structure.

Text, textarea, number scales 1–10, radio, checkbox, yes/no, conditional yes/no, date. The AI selects the right type for each question automatically — a severity scale gets a number field, a history question gets a yes/no with conditional detail.

One clinic.
Infinite configurations.
Zero conflicts.

Every branch, every doctor, every service, every intake form — all independently configured, all coordinated by Qlynic, all feeding one booking flow that patients trust.

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Clinic. Every layer underneath it is independent.

Branches, doctors, services, and intake forms are all separate configurations. Change one without touching another. Add a doctor to a branch without rebuilding the schedule. Add a service without rewriting the booking flow. Nothing cascades unless you mean it to.

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Double-bookings. Architecturally impossible.

Qlynic computes availability from the shift configuration before any slot is shown to a patient. A slot that exists at Downtown for Dr. Chen cannot be seen at South Branch. A gap minute enforced on a service cannot be overridden at booking. The system doesn't rely on you remembering. It relies on rules.

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Configurations. One booking flow patients actually use.

The complexity lives in the configuration. The patient sees a clean booking interface that shows the right doctors, the right services at the right branch, the right intake form for the right service — and nothing else. Qlynic coordinates every layer invisibly.

Your clinic is configured. Every doctor is independent. Every patient arrives prepared. Qlynic holds it all.
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