Flash / By medical speciality
Cardiology clinic software for heart patients followed for years
Flash is cardiology clinic software for practices where patients stay in care for decades — ECGs and echoes piling up, medications adjusting, risks tracked over time. Reports, prescriptions, and reviews stay on one patient timeline. It suits practices where reports arrive from three different labs and decisions span decades.
Every ECG and echo, attached to the case
Cardiac care is measured in reports: ECGs, echocardiograms, TMT results, angiography CDs. Flash stores each one inside the patient record, attached to its visit — including ECG photos that arrive on WhatsApp from a patient or a lab.
The tracing from three years ago opens beside today's, so comparison takes seconds. When a patient lands in an emergency elsewhere, their history is complete enough to share quickly.
Lipid trends and lab monitoring over time
Cardiac risk management runs on numbers tracked across visits — lipids, sugars, kidney function before contrast. Lab orders are raised from the visit in Flash, and results file into the same timeline.
Reviewing a lipid trend means scrolling one record, not hunting through a file of loose printouts. Values from outside labs, photographed and sent by the patient, file into the same place. Everything that affects a cardiac decision stays attached to the patient it concerns.
Medication histories that stay searchable
Cardiac patients accumulate long medication lists, adjusted visit by visit — a statin up-titrated, a blood thinner switched, a dose reduced after a side effect. In Flash, every prescription is created from its visit and stays searchable.
Answering when did we start this drug, and why did we stop the last one, takes seconds. Before a follow-up, the AI can summarize the whole course — like a colleague who has read every file. The doctor reviews and decides; the AI only drafts.
Reviews that keep chronic patients on schedule
Cardiology runs on regular review — post-stent checks, annual risk reassessment, medication reviews. Every visit carries a follow-up date, and the shared appointment queue shows who is due, booked, or overdue.
Reception manages bookings and payments from the same queue, so the clinic runs smoothly even on heavy OPD days. Billing handles consultation and procedure charges with receipts and pending balances in one system, and daily analytics show visits and collections at a glance.
Built for paper-era cardiac clinics
Many cardiology practices have decades of paper files and boxes of ECG printouts. Flash does not demand a migration: scan referral letters, upload report photos, and let AI draft visits from handwritten notes. Setup takes about a day.
Book a demo and follow one real patient through the system — the record builds itself from the next consultation onward. Doctors keep consulting exactly as they do now; the paper trail simply becomes a searchable digital one.
Frequently asked questions
Can Flash store ECG and echo reports?
Yes. ECGs, echocardiogram reports, TMT results, and angiography records upload into the patient record, attached to their visits. ECG photos sent over WhatsApp can be filed the same way.
How do I track lipid levels over time?
Lab orders are created from visits, and results store on the patient timeline in date order. Reviewing a trend means scrolling one record, and outside lab reports can be filed alongside your own.
Patients send ECG photos on WhatsApp — can they be filed?
Yes. Report images received on WhatsApp upload directly into the patient's record, so urgent tracings and outside reports join the same timeline as your own documentation.
Can I see every medication a patient has been prescribed?
Yes. Prescriptions are created from visits and remain searchable, so the full medication history — starts, stops, and dose changes — is retrievable in seconds.
See Flash in action
Record consultations, prescriptions, reports, and follow-ups in one place — then turn patient history into a clear clinical story.
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