Pick who, what, and where. The notification lands on every screen that matters — rooms, desktops, and the watch on the right person's wrist.
Who, what, where — from any screen in the office. Nobody leaves a patient to go find someone.
Pick the person or group — Dr. Carter, any assistant, the front desk. One tap.
Pick from your office's own presets — Exam Ready, Patient Seated, Anesthetic Check. One tap.
Pick the room. Send. The notification lands everywhere it should, instantly.
Click a scenario and watch the same notification land on the room screens, the front-desk notifier, and the right person's watch — instantly.
Click a scenario and watch the same notification land on the room screens, the front-desk notifier, and the right person's watch — instantly.
No servers, no wiring, no new hardware to buy.
The live Office View runs in any browser on the computers and tablets you already own. Send and receive from every room.
A small app for Mac and Windows that pops a card over whatever the front desk is working in. Dismiss or claim in one click.
Apple Watch and Wear OS. The person who's needed feels a gentle buzz and reads who-what-where without breaking stride.
No mockups here — these are live screenshots of Patient Ready running a morning at a demo office.
Channels, direct messages, and quick group threads — built into Patient Ready, on the same screens, and off everyone's personal phones.
All Office, Front Desk, Doctors, Hygiene, and Assistants are ready on day one — everyone's already in the right ones.
Send a direct message, or start a quick group thread for two or three people — no new channel to name or manage.
A shared note keeps the day's one thing everyone should know at the top — plus personal pins just for you.
Tap your name, enter your PIN — no accounts, no app to install. Reactions, files, and search included on every plan.
The parts that keep a busy day from slipping — all included, on every plan.
One tap marks a notification as yours. The whole team sees it's handled, so two people never walk to the same room.
If a request has been sitting, a nudge brings it back to the top of the right person's screen — without anyone walking over to ask.
Set an anesthetic check and it comes back on its own, at the right minute, to the right person. No mental juggling between rooms.
Staff identify themselves with a short PIN on a shared screen. No usernames to manage, no passwords taped to a monitor.
Every notification is logged with who it was for, how long it waited, and who handled it — there when you want to look, invisible when you don't.
