Flash / By medical speciality
Sports medicine software that follows an injury to full recovery
Flash is sports medicine software for clinics where treatment is a sequence: assessment, imaging, a rehabilitation plan, and progress reviews until the athlete returns to play. Each session's findings, prescriptions, and reports stay on one timeline, so progress is visible at a glance — not reconstructed from memory.
Injury episodes tracked session by session
A sports injury is a story with chapters: the mechanism of injury, the initial findings, the plan, and a series of reviews where progress is measured and the plan adjusted. Flash records each chapter as a visit on one patient timeline — examination findings, treatment given, medicines, and the next review date.
When the athlete returns, the doctor sees the episode unfold in order and makes the return-to-play call with the whole course in view.
Imaging and referral reports attached
Sports medicine runs on MRI and ultrasound reports, and on communication with physiotherapists and trainers. Flash stores imaging reports and referral letters inside the patient record — uploaded, scanned from paper, or saved from a WhatsApp photo.
The report lives in the context of the injury episode, so the next review does not begin with the patient digging through their email for the scan.
Rehab plans as printable prescriptions
The treatment in sports medicine is often the plan itself — exercises, load progressions, activity restrictions, and medicines. Flash creates prescriptions from the visit and prints them cleanly, so the athlete leaves with instructions they can follow and the clinic keeps a searchable copy.
At the next review, the doctor checks the previous prescription against current progress and adjusts — with both versions on the same timeline.
Follow-ups for staged return to play
Return-to-play decisions happen in stages, and each stage has a review. Flash captures the follow-up date as part of every visit, so the rehabilitation calendar is set during the consultation, not left to the athlete's initiative.
Reception manages the schedule from the same appointment queue, keeping a full book of reviews visible and rescheduling painless when training conflicts arise.
Built for clinics, not just hospitals
Flash is designed for independent sports clinics running on paper files and a desk diary. Handwritten assessment notes scan into structured visit drafts through AI, reviewed and accepted by the doctor.
There is no enterprise rollout and no data migration project. A small sports medicine practice is typically set up and consulting in about a day.
Frequently asked questions
Can Flash track an athlete's progress across a rehab plan?
Yes. Every review is a visit on one timeline with findings, prescriptions, and reports in date order. Progress is assessed against the documented course, and a follow-up date at each visit keeps the staged plan moving.
Where do MRI and scan reports go in Flash?
They attach to the patient record — uploaded directly, scanned from paper, or saved from images sent on WhatsApp. Reports stay in the context of the injury rather than in the patient's inbox or the clinic's filing cabinet.
Can I print exercise plans and advice for patients?
Yes. Prescriptions are created from the visit and are printable, so athletes leave with their current plan on paper. The same prescription stays searchable in the record for the next review.
Does Flash work for a small sports injury clinic?
Yes. Flash covers records, appointments, billing, and reports in one system sized for independent clinics. Setup takes about a day, and records digitize gradually 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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