Open the demo practice as anyone who works there.

Pick a profile

Each card signs you in as one person on the demo practice — their screens, their queue, their permissions. The link it opens is yours for ten minutes and works once; come back here for another. Nothing is emailed and there is no password to keep.

• AdministratorMeera KrishnanEvery screen the practice has, and the settings behind them.Open as Administrator →
• DoctorDr. Vikram MenonThe consult: chart, prescription, orders, and the queue outside the door.Open as Doctor →
• Front deskRahul VermaRegistrations, check-ins, tokens and the bill at the end of the visit.Open as Front desk →
• Ward nurseLakshmi NairA ward of admitted patients, the drug chart, and the doses due this hour.Open as Ward nurse →
• PatientRamesh IyerYour own bills, prescriptions, check-ins and doses, on a phone.Open as Patient →
• PharmacistSuresh PillaiThe dispensing queue, stock on the shelf, and what is about to expire.Open as Pharmacist →
• Lab technicianDivya MenonOrders in, results entered, reports signed out.Open as Lab technician →
• RadiographerArjun ReddyThe imaging worklist and a study waiting to be reported.Open as Radiographer →
• Theatre nursePriya ThomasThe theatre list, counts and the case in progress.Open as Theatre nurse →
• DieticianKavitha IyerDiet orders for the ward and a plan for a clinic patient.Open as Dietician →
• PhysiotherapistVikram SinghA therapy plan, its sessions, and the progress notes between them.Open as Physiotherapist →
• Emergency nurseAnjali DasTriage at the door, and the code blue log when the call goes out.Open as Emergency nurse →
• ICU nurseMary GeorgeThe ICU board, the hourly observations and the doses due.Open as ICU nurse →
• AnaesthetistDr. Harish ChandraPre-op clearance for tomorrow’s list and the anaesthesia record through a case.Open as Anaesthetist →
• Blood bank technicianImran ShaikhUnits on the shelf, a cross-match in progress, and what was issued to whom.Open as Blood bank technician →
• PsychologistFarah SiddiquiA counselling client’s rating scales, scored and trended between sessions.Open as Psychologist →
• Speech therapistAditi JoshiA speech and language assessment and the therapy goals that follow it.Open as Speech therapist →
• Occupational therapistNaveen KumarA function assessment and the daily activities a patient is relearning.Open as Occupational therapist →
• AudiologistPooja AgarwalA hearing test and the audiogram it produces.Open as Audiologist →
• OptometristSameer KhanRefraction, the spectacle prescription, and the order for the optical counter.Open as Optometrist →
• Dental assistantShalini RaoThe tooth chart at the chair and the cases going out to the dental lab.Open as Dental assistant →
• Home care nurseRekha KurianToday’s home visits, the home ward, and the doses given at the bedside.Open as Home care nurse →
• Ambulance crewManoj TiwariA call coming in, the trip sheet, and the handover at the emergency door.Open as Ambulance crew →
• Insurance deskNeha KulkarniPre-authorisations, claims in three states, and the denials to chase.Open as Insurance desk →
• Records clerkGanesh BhatFiles out, files back, and the coding queue.Open as Records clerk →
• Store keeperMohammed FarooqIndents from the wards, purchase orders, and the expiry board.Open as Store keeper →
• HousekeepingSunil YadavBeds to turn over, the facility round, and the linen count.Open as Housekeeping →
• SecurityGurpreet SinghThe patrol and its checkpoints, and the visitor passes at the gate.Open as Security →
• Care coordinatorJoseph MathewCare plans, recalls, and the patients who have not come back.Open as Care coordinator →
• Finance managerAnanya BoseThe day book, receivables, GST, and the month-end close.Open as Finance manager →
• Operations managerRajesh GuptaThe bed board, the theatre list, and the day’s numbers.Open as Operations manager →
• Quality officerDeepa NambiarIncidents, audits, and the accreditation checklist.Open as Quality officer →
• HR managerSunita DesaiThe roster, leave, credentials, and a hire in progress.Open as HR manager →
• MarketingKaran MehtaCampaigns, the clinic’s public page, and the reviews coming in.Open as Marketing →
• Business developmentRitu SharmaLeads, the admissions pipeline, and the corporate panels.Open as Business development →

What you are looking at

Please do not put a real patient in it

Everyone who opens the demo shares this practice and can read everything in it until the night’s reset. Type a real name, number or diagnosis into it and you have disclosed a patient’s record to strangers. When you want somewhere private, create your own practice — it takes about a minute and it is free for fourteen days.

Where to start once you are in

• Today's queue, as the front desk — check somebody in and watch the token, the visit and the chart all appear from the one action.
• A patient's chart, as the doctor — try to edit a signed note. The database refuses; you get an amendment with its own trail instead.
• Prescribe against a recorded allergy — the safety gate stops you and says which allergy, rather than letting it through with a grey warning.
• The day close, as the finance manager — count the cash blind, then read the explained variance rather than a number that simply asserts itself.