Flash / By medical speciality
Immunology clinic software for allergy and immune care
Flash is immunology and allergy clinic software for practices where treatment runs in courses — skin prick panels, immunotherapy doses, and reviews that stretch across months or years. Test reports, dose-by-dose visit notes, and follow-up dates stay on one patient timeline, so the course advances without lost paperwork.
Allergy panels and test reports in the record
Allergy diagnosis produces panels of results that shape years of treatment. Flash stores test reports inside the patient record — uploaded directly, scanned from paper, or saved from images sent on WhatsApp — attached to the visits they relate to.
When a patient returns a year later asking what they reacted to, the answer is a dated report on their timeline, not a sheet they were supposed to keep safe.
Immunotherapy courses, dose by dose
Desensitization runs on a schedule of escalating doses with reactions documented at each step. Flash records every dose visit on the patient's timeline — what was given, how the patient responded, and any reactions noted — with the next dose date captured as the follow-up.
Reviewing the course means reading the timeline in order: dose history, reactions, and gaps all visible before the next injection is prepared.
Seasonal follow-ups that stay on the calendar
Allergy patients flare on schedules — pollen seasons, weather changes, annual reviews. Flash captures a follow-up date as part of every visit, so the pre-season review is booked before the patient leaves, not remembered when symptoms return.
Reception manages the calendar from the same appointment queue the doctors use, keeping a long list of seasonal patients organized without a separate diary.
Prescriptions for daily control and flare management
Antihistamines, inhalers, nasal sprays, and action plans for flares — allergy practice writes a lot of prescriptions, many of them repeated. Flash creates prescriptions from the visit, printable for the patient and searchable later.
A renewal takes moments, and reviewing what a patient has already tried is a search across the prescription history rather than a memory test.
A digital record without a migration project
Flash is built for clinics still on paper files. Staff scan handwritten notes and AI turns them into structured visit drafts for the doctor to review; old records digitize gradually as patients return.
Setup takes about a day, and the clinic keeps its existing workflow — the difference is that notes, reports, and follow-ups now live in one searchable system.
Frequently asked questions
Can Flash store allergy test reports from outside labs?
Yes. Reports attach to the patient record whether uploaded directly, scanned from paper, or saved from images sent on WhatsApp. They remain on the patient's timeline, dated and in context, for as long as the treatment runs.
How are immunotherapy schedules tracked?
Each dose visit is recorded on the timeline with notes and any reactions, and a follow-up date at each visit sets the next dose. The course's history is reviewed in date order before each administration.
Does Flash work for a combined allergy and asthma practice?
Yes. The same patient timeline holds visits, prescriptions, reports, and follow-ups for whatever the practice treats, so respiratory and allergy care for one patient stays in one record.
Who enters the data — doctor or staff?
Both, within their roles. Staff scan paper notes and manage appointments and payments; doctors review AI-generated visit drafts and handle clinical editing. Handwritten documentation converts to structured records without extra typing.
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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