Flash / By medical speciality
Pulmonology clinic software for asthma, COPD, and lung imaging
Flash is pulmonology clinic software for practices where control is assessed across visits — spirometry trends, exacerbation histories, inhaler adjustments — and chest imaging accumulates over years. Reports, prescriptions, and reviews stay on one patient timeline. It suits practices where a decade of chest imaging must stay comparable.
Spirometry and PFT reports filed per patient
Lung function is the backbone of pulmonary follow-up. Flash stores spirometry and pulmonary function reports inside the patient record, attached to their visits, so the FEV1 from last year opens beside today's.
Reports done at outside labs and hospitals — including photos sent on WhatsApp — file into the same timeline. Decline or improvement stops being an impression and becomes a visible series.
Chest imaging that stays comparable
Chest X-rays, HRCT scans, and old films the patient carries in a bag — pulmonary diagnosis depends on comparing images across time. Flash attaches every imaging report to the patient's record, in order, beside the visits that prompted them.
When a shadow needs comparison with 2021, the 2021 report is in the record, not in a film envelope at the patient's house. Referral letters and discharge summaries scan into the same timeline.
Inhaler prescriptions and technique reviews
Asthma and COPD management is a cycle: assess control, adjust inhalers, review technique, schedule the next check. Every prescription in Flash is created from its visit and stays searchable, so the sequence of step-ups and step-downs is visible in order.
Instructions written into the visit print with the prescription, so the patient leaves with the plan in hand. Every visit carries a follow-up date, keeping the review cycle intact between exacerbations.
Exacerbation histories that inform the next one
After an admission for an exacerbation, the discharge summary matters as much as the OPD notes. Flash scans hospital summaries and emergency records into the patient's timeline, so the next OPD visit starts with the full picture.
Before a review, the AI can summarize the whole course — exacerbations, triggers, current regimen — like a colleague who has read every file. The doctor reviews and decides; the AI only drafts.
Billing and operations for a mixed practice
Flash bills consultations and procedures against each visit, prints receipts, and keeps pending balances visible — no separate ledger. Reception manages the queue and payments from a shared screen while clinical notes stay with the doctor.
Daily analytics show visits, collections, and activity at a glance. Setup takes about a day, with no migration of old files. Book a demo and follow one asthma patient through a year of reviews.
Frequently asked questions
Can I store spirometry and PFT reports?
Yes. Spirometry and pulmonary function reports upload into the patient record, attached to their visits. Reports from outside labs and hospitals file into the same timeline, including WhatsApp photos.
How do I track asthma control between visits?
Each visit records the assessment, prescription, and follow-up date on one timeline, with PFT reports filed alongside. Reviewing control across a year means scrolling one record.
Can chest X-rays and CT scans be attached?
Yes. Imaging reports upload into the patient record in order, so current scans sit beside earlier ones. Old films and hospital records can be scanned into the same timeline.
How do I follow up COPD patients regularly?
Every visit carries a follow-up date, and the shared appointment queue shows who is due, booked, or overdue. Reception manages the schedule from the same screen, so the review cycle holds.
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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