Questions, answered

Click Get started, then use Proto to configure Emergency Department System for your business. Pilot a small set of patient encounters with one returning patient, a clinical note, an observation and a follow-up task. Reconcile the visit and patient identifiers before expanding.

Keep one patient identity and create a separate encounter for each visit. Each encounter has its own clinician, timing, visit type and status.

Yes. Notes carry their author, type, text, status and signed date. Observations carry metric, value, unit, time and recorder, all linked to the encounter.

Create a patient care task with a named assignee and due date. The team can review open, in-progress and escalated work after the encounter closes.

A specimen links to an encounter and records its type, collection time, accession number and processing state. Agree the source handoff with your laboratory.

The encounter, medication, lot number, quantity, unit and authorizing person are recorded together. Agree how those values are checked against your pharmacy source.

Purpose-specific consent keeps the signed document and dates. A clinician privilege keeps license and verification evidence, effective dates and status. The appropriate people review both for the care action.

Charges record service, amount and status against an encounter. Payments record amount, date, reference and status against a patient. The billing owner reconciles them under your payment process.

Yes. Start with stable patient numbers and staff identities, then load encounters before their notes, specimens and charges. Reconcile a small set of cases with the source.

Ordinary manual use follows the platform pricing policy. Imports, integrations and agent execution are metered; implementation is scoped separately on the pricing page.