Flash / By medical speciality
Hematology clinic software built around the lab report
Flash is hematology clinic software for a speciality where the lab report is the consultation. CBCs, smears, iron studies, and marrow reports attach directly to the patient timeline — including images sent on WhatsApp — so every visit starts with the results in context, not with a search through stapled printouts.
Reports first, everything else around them
In hematology, the numbers drive the conversation. Flash stores lab reports inside the patient record, attached to the visits that relate to them, so results are reviewed against symptoms, medicines, and previous values in one place.
Lab orders are tracked alongside consultations, and payments for them flow through the same billing as everything else — fees, receipts, and pending balances without a separate ledger.
Old reports become a usable baseline
Hematology patients arrive with history — years of counts from other doctors, transfusion records, discharge summaries. Flash scans paper reports into the patient file, and images received on WhatsApp file straight into the record.
What was a plastic bag of printouts becomes a dated archive on the timeline, giving the first consultation a baseline it would otherwise take months to build.
Long-term follow-up for chronic conditions
Anemias, clotting disorders, and chronic blood conditions are managed over years with regular counts and periodic treatment adjustments. Flash captures a follow-up date at every visit, so the monitoring schedule is set while the patient is in the room.
Reception books and reschedules from the shared appointment queue, and a patient who misses a scheduled count is visible rather than silently lost to follow-up.
Prescriptions and transfusion notes from the visit
Prescriptions are created from the visit, printable for the patient and searchable later, so medication changes are documented where they happened. Procedure and transfusion notes attach to the visit they belong to on the same timeline.
When a patient is referred onward, the record holds a coherent account of treatment to date — not a reconstruction from memory and loose papers.
Ask the record, not the file room
Flash prepares an AI summary before each consultation, compressing a long history of counts, treatments, and responses into what matters today. The doctor can also ask questions across the record — how the patient responded to a previous course, what the last three reports showed — answered from the actual file.
The AI drafts and retrieves; the doctor reviews, edits, accepts, or ignores. Clinical judgment stays where it belongs.
Frequently asked questions
Can Flash store lab report images sent on WhatsApp?
Yes. Report images received on WhatsApp can be filed directly into the patient record, where they attach to the patient's timeline in date order instead of staying in a chat thread.
How do I review a patient's results over time?
Reports attach to visits on one timeline, so results are read in date order with the clinical context around them. AI summaries and questions across the record help surface what changed without re-reading every page.
Does Flash handle lab orders and their payments?
Yes. Lab orders are part of the patient record, and payments for them run through the same billing as consultation fees — with receipts and pending balances tracked in one system.
Is Flash suitable for a consultation-only hematology practice?
Yes. Flash covers records, reports, prescriptions, appointments, and billing in one system sized for independent consultants. Setup takes about a day, and old paper reports scan in as patients return.
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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