Flash / By medical speciality
Orthopedic clinic software for fractures, imaging, and staged reviews
Flash is orthopedic clinic software for practices where treatment runs in stages — first X-ray, reduction, plaster, removal, review. Imaging, procedure notes, prescriptions, and follow-up dates stay on one patient timeline from injury to discharge. It is built for clinics where imaging lives in film envelopes and review dates run on memory.
Staged treatment, one continuous record
Orthopedic care is a sequence: injury, intervention, immobilization, review, rehabilitation. Flash records every stage as a visit on the same timeline — the reduction notes, the plaster date, the suture removal, the final review — so the whole episode of care reads as one story.
When a patient returns six months later with the same knee, the original injury record is one search away, complete with what was done and how it healed.
X-rays and MRIs attached to the case
Orthopedic decisions depend on imaging, and imaging gets lost — films left at home, CDs that will not open, reports in WhatsApp chats. Flash stores X-ray, MRI, and CT reports and images inside the patient record, including photos sent on WhatsApp.
The film from the day of injury stays beside the follow-up film, so comparison is instant instead of archaeological. Referral letters from other doctors and discharge summaries from hospitals scan into the same timeline, keeping outside opinions next to your own notes.
Follow-up dates that hold the plan together
Plaster removal at four weeks, suture removal at ten days, review at three months — orthopedic plans fail when dates slip. Every visit in Flash carries a follow-up date, and the shared appointment queue shows who is due and who is overdue.
Reception books and reschedules from the same queue the doctor sees, so a patient who should have returned last week is visible, not forgotten. For chronic patients — arthritis, back pain — the same mechanism drives regular reviews across years.
Procedure billing without a ledger book
An orthopedic visit often combines consultation, procedure charges, dressings, and medicines. Flash bills all of it against the visit, prints receipts, and keeps pending balances visible to the front desk — no separate ledger, no end-of-day reconciliation in a notebook.
If the clinic dispenses medicines or supports from its own stock, levels and low-stock alerts are tracked in the same system. Daily analytics show visits, collections, and activity at a glance.
Paper X-ray envelopes welcome
Most orthopedic clinics have shelves of files and envelopes of films. 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, and the record builds itself from the next patient onward.
Book a demo and bring one real case file. Doctors keep consulting exactly as they do now; the paperwork simply becomes searchable instead of stacked.
Frequently asked questions
Can I attach X-ray and MRI images to a patient?
Yes. Imaging reports and photos upload into the patient record, attached to the visit they belong to. Films from the injury date and later reviews sit on the same timeline for easy comparison.
How do I track plaster removal and review dates?
Every visit carries a follow-up date, and the appointment queue shows who is due or overdue. Reception sees the same schedule, so staged plans stay on track.
Does billing handle procedure charges?
Yes. Consultation fees, procedure charges, and any medicines bill against the visit, with printed receipts and pending balances tracked in the same system — no separate ledger.
Can I scan referral letters from other doctors?
Yes. Referral letters, discharge summaries, and old records scan into the patient's timeline, so outside opinions stay linked to the case you are treating.
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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