Do you have a slot tomorrow afternoon?
Yes. 2:00 PM is open. Shall I book it and send a confirmation?
Appointments, patients, consultations, WhatsApp, and your AI receptionist — connected in one clinic workspace.
Built for independent clinics
Patients stay on that clinic’s account. There is no public doctor directory.
WhatsApp, web chat, bookings, waiting room, charts and follow-ups. Clinic data stays isolated.
Inbox, leads, reminders and a receptionist that books from live slots.
Arrived → waiting → called → consult → vitals → prescription → complete.
Staff roles, practitioners, rooms, inventory and laboratory orders when you use them.
Calendar and the appointment list share the same visits. Book, reschedule and check in without leaving the schedule.
Reception marks the patient arrived. The queue updates for the care team.
The waiting room shows who is next — the same visit as the calendar.
CALLED is a first-class queue state. The clinician sees the next patient without leaving the visit.
Vitals, diagnoses, notes and prescriptions are stored as clinical records on the appointment.
The visit closes on the same record. Follow-up stays on the patient, not in a side spreadsheet.
Not a marketplace. Each clinic’s patients, messages and visits stay on that clinic’s account. Threads land in the clinic inbox — reply, open the chart, or book from the same place.
It answers hours and services, handles booking requests, and escalates to staff. It does not diagnose. It does not replace doctors. It offers real calendar availability — it does not invent openings.
Staff roles, practitioners, rooms, inventory and laboratory orders when you use them — on the same private workspace.
Vitals, diagnoses, notes and prescriptions are stored as clinical records — not as a blob in appointment notes after migration.
CALLED is a first-class queue state. The clinician sees the next patient without leaving the visit.
Each visit is tied to an appointment: patient, vitals, diagnoses, clinical note, prescriptions and follow-up.
The visit closes on the same record. Follow-up stays on the patient, not in a side spreadsheet.
Patients use your clinic’s booking link or WhatsApp. They do not get a CRM login.
Patients use your clinic’s booking link or WhatsApp. The receptionist offers real calendar availability — it does not invent openings.
Threads land in the clinic inbox — reply, open the chart, or book from the same place.
Arrived → waiting → called → consult → vitals → prescription → complete. The same visit as the calendar.
Follow-up stays on the patient. Patients do not get a CRM login.
The same operating system: private patients, live calendar, WhatsApp, waiting room and clinical visits. Specialties change the work, not the architecture.
Bookings, follow-ups and a receptionist that answers when the desk is busy.
Services, practitioners and recall — without a public directory of doctors.
Repeat visits, waiting room, and charts that stay on the appointment.
The same private workspace gives every person the view and next step they need.
Doctors My Agency builds Clinicos so independent clinics can run appointments, conversations and visits in one private workspace. Patients stay on that clinic’s account.
Consultations, prescriptions and the next patient — without leaving the visit. Each visit is tied to an appointment.
Patients use your clinic’s booking link or WhatsApp. They do not get a CRM login.
Owner-only tools (WhatsApp connection, AI publish, SaaS billing, settings) stay owner-only on the server.
$29/mo
A focused starting point for a small clinic.
Most used
$59/mo
More room for patient conversations and team workflows.
$99/mo
Higher limits and priority support as the team grows.
Clinicos is the clinic operating system behind Doctors My Agency: appointments, patients, waiting room, clinical visits, WhatsApp, AI receptionist and operations — for one clinic’s private data. It is not a public doctor directory.
Front desk (bookings, inbox, leads), clinical visits (waiting → called → consult → vitals → prescription → complete), and operations (staff, rooms, leave, inventory and laboratory orders when you use them).
Yes. Receptionist, nurse, assistant and manager log in on the staff door. Owner-only tools (WhatsApp connection, AI publish, SaaS billing, settings) stay owner-only on the server.
Yes. Locations are stored on the clinic roster. Appointments still book against working hours; rooms are optional physical spaces, not invented occupancy.
Each visit is tied to an appointment. The chart uses a single clinical contract: patient, appointment, vitals, diagnoses, clinical note, prescriptions and follow-up. CALLED is a first-class queue state.
Yes, on the visit chart. Clinicos does not send prescriptions to a pharmacy network unless a real integration exists.
Yes, when the clinic connects a WhatsApp Business account. Until then the inbox shows that WhatsApp is not configured — it will not pretend to be connected.
The receptionist can answer from clinic knowledge and live calendar availability, then pass the conversation to staff. It does not diagnose patients or replace clinicians.
Each clinic’s patients, messages and visits stay on that clinic’s account. There is no public marketplace of doctors or patients. See Privacy and Security for policy detail.
Stripe invoices are for the software subscription. Visit fees and patient invoices are clinic records. They are not the same ledger.
For clinic accounts use in-app settings. For platform questions, email support from your registered clinic address.
Owner-only tools (WhatsApp connection, AI publish, SaaS billing, settings) stay owner-only on the server. Use in-app settings for the live clinic.
Email support from your registered clinic address. Stripe invoices are for the software subscription — visit fees are clinic records.
Start with a private clinic workspace. Connect WhatsApp when you are ready. There is no public doctor directory.
Start with a private clinic workspace. Connect WhatsApp when you are ready.