Dr.Arrange

Put down the walkie-talkies
and sticky notes.

Keep the charting system you already use. Dr.Arrange puts the front desk, treatment rooms, doctor's office and waiting room on one screen. Just check patients in from the chart.

  • Same chartsNothing to migrate
  • One screenDesk to waiting room
  • 10+ chairsEssential for mid-size clinics
Example front-desk board with a patient queue and a column for each doctor, showing each patient's chair, appointment time and waiting time
Example screen. All patient names are fictional.

Sound familiar?

Stick it. Ask. Run.

Radios that never stop, sticky notes on every monitor. Which chair is the doctor in? Who's next? Someone has to ask, every time.

A staff member in the treatment area, talking into a walkie-talkie with a sticky note in her other hand
Today, on the radio
  • “Doctor, which chair are you in?”Front desk → treatment room
  • “Chair 7 is ready for Lucas Ng!”Treatment room → doctor
  • “After Chair 7, which chair is next?”Assistant → doctor
  • “Please send Lucas Ng in.”Treatment room → front desk

Instead of the radio“Chair 7 is ready for Lucas Ng!”

Calling the doctor takes one button

When the chair is ready, press the doctor button. The doctor's PC shows the chair, the patient and the treatment. One click on “On my way” or “In 5 min”, and the treatment room and front desk both know.

Doctor's PC alert with a Chair 7 tile: Lucas Ng, Dr. Sarah Lim calling. Dr. Sarah Lim, please see Lucas Ng at Chair 7. Appointment: whitening consultation. Buttons for On my way, In 5 min, In 10 min and Comment.
Doctor's PC

Instead of sticky notesNotes taped to the monitor

Notes become one card

Chair number, treatment and how long the patient has waited, all on one card. Notes left at the front desk show up on the chair screen too.

Example chair widget on Dr. Sarah Lim's tab: Michael Chen at Chair 3 in treatment, marked as where the doctor is, and Lucas Ng at Chair 7 waiting, each with appointment time, waiting time and appointment details
Chair widget

Instead of the radio“Please send Lucas Ng in.”

Calling a patient takes one button

Press call at the chair, and the waiting-room screen shows the patient's name and chair number. Patients see their name and walk straight to their chair.

Waiting-room TV

And more

Everything that used to take a radio call or a sticky note

  • Doctor locationEach card shows which chair the doctor is in.
  • Who's nextDrag to reorder, and every chair and the front desk see the same order.
  • MessagesPick common phrases from buttons and send them only to the right doctor's PC.
  • NoticesA notice stays on the card until it's done, then the doctor is told.
  • Overnight chart summariesToday's charts are read ahead of time.
  • Long-wait alertsThe screen flags patients who have waited too long.

2-minute film

See a radio-free clinic in two minutes.

Before you start

Frequently asked questions

Do we have to switch charting systems?

No. Dr.Arrange only reads your existing chart. We never migrate records or change how you already work. We'll confirm your charting system is supported during a consultation.

How is it installed?

Install it once on the front-desk PC, and updates are automatic after that. Which screens go in the treatment rooms, the doctor's office and the waiting room is decided together during onboarding.

How is patient personal data handled?

Personal data in chart summaries is masked inside the clinic before anything leaves it. If masking fails, nothing is sent.

Do AI summaries make diagnoses or treatment plans?

No. AI chart summaries are drafts for clinicians to review. Diagnosis, treatment decisions and patient explanations stay with the clinical team.

Can we try it before deciding?

Send a demo request. We'll check your charting system and how your treatment rooms run, then show you a setup that fits your clinic.

No radios, no sticky notes.
Just patient care.

We'll check your charts and how your treatment rooms run, then show you a screen setup that fits your clinic.