One Platform. Many Ways to Practice Medicine
Dr-Online adapts to the way you work, whether you are an independent doctor, manage a clinic or develop medical services for a patient community.
Explore how one platform can support different ways of organizing and providing care under your own professional or commercial identity.
Before the Consultation
Before the consultation, patients can share their medical history, test results and relevant documents. Doctors can review them in advance, leaving more time for assessment and recommendations.
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Patient: Before an appointment, the patient sends recent test results, medical documents and questions.
Doctor: The doctor reviews the information beforehand and identifies points to clarify during the consultation.
Benefit: Documents are organized before the visit and the conversation can start from the information already available.
After Diagnosis
A consultation does not end the doctor–patient relationship. Doctors can monitor progress, interpret new test results and arrange remote follow-ups when clinically appropriate.
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Patient: The patient returns to their doctor with new results and questions arising after the first consultation.
Doctor: The doctor reviews the new results in the context of the available history and explains the next steps, including any need for an in-person assessment.
Benefit: Follow-up builds on existing medical documents and recommendations when remote care is appropriate.
Monitoring Chronic Conditions
For patients with chronic conditions, doctors can schedule periodic assessments and track information patients report, maintaining continuity of care without unnecessary travel.
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Patient: The patient regularly submits home measurements and test results as agreed with the doctor.
Doctor: The doctor monitors reported information, discusses progress during scheduled follow-ups and determines the next steps.
Benefit: Readings are gathered in the patient’s record for review at each follow-up.
Personalized Care Plans and Subscriptions
Doctors and clinics can organize follow-up programmes with periodic consultations, evaluations and bundled services, offering patients greater continuity and predictability.
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Patient: The patient chooses a clinic follow-up programme with clear information about services, frequency and costs.
Doctor: The doctor sets an individual monitoring plan and schedules consultations according to the patient’s needs.
Benefit: The clinic can organize recurring services and patients know what is included and how to stay in touch.
Second Medical Opinions
Patients can seek an opinion from a specialist in another city or country by sharing their relevant medical documents in advance, making expertise more accessible.
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Patient: A patient seeking a second opinion sends documents and questions to the specialist before the appointment.
Doctor: The specialist reviews the available information, discusses the case by video and explains recommendations or the need for an in-person assessment.
Benefit: The documents and discussion stay together, and the patient can obtain an initial opinion without travelling.
Postoperative Follow-Up
Following surgery, doctors can assess recovery through remote consultations, symptom reviews and medical documents, and decide when an in-person check-up is needed.
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Patient: After discharge, the patient sends medical documents and questions about recovery before a scheduled follow-up.
Doctor: The doctor discusses recovery by video, reviews the available information and advises when an in-person examination is needed.
Benefit: The patient receives structured follow-up without unnecessary travel where clinically appropriate.
Interdisciplinary Consultations
Several specialists can participate in the same online consultation, collaborating on complex cases and recommendations even from different locations.
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Patient: The patient shares relevant documents before a consultation attended by doctors from different specialties.
Doctor: The doctors discuss the case together with the patient, review the information and explain agreed next steps.
Benefit: Specialists can collaborate in one online meeting despite working in different locations.
Prevention and Regular Assessments
Doctors and clinics can offer preventive care, periodic assessments and healthy-lifestyle counselling, helping patients monitor their health and identify risks early.
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Patient: The patient schedules a periodic discussion and sends results of investigations recommended previously.
Doctor: The doctor reviews the information, discusses lifestyle habits and recommends the next assessments.
Benefit: Documents and recommendations stay organized, allowing ongoing follow-up with the same doctor.