Meddesk
For GP practices

Every visit, in context, without the paper chase.

General practice depends on continuity - knowing a patient's history, allergies, and medications the moment they walk in. Meddesk keeps that context on one chart, so a GP spends the visit on the patient instead of the file.

A regular patient walks in

Allergies and current medications are already on screen before the consultation starts - no separate lookup, no relying on memory. A prescription gets logged with dosage, frequency, and duration against that same visit, not a separate pad that falls out of sync with the chart. Because the consultation type carries its own price, the invoice for the visit generates in a couple of clicks on the way out, and the next visit - by the same GP or a colleague - starts with the full history already there.

Without Meddesk

  • Allergy and medication history buried across old notes
  • Prescriptions tracked separately from the rest of the chart
  • Follow-up visits require re-explaining what was already discussed
  • Billing for consultations is handled outside the clinical workflow

With Meddesk

  • Full context at the point of care. Allergies, medications, and history are on the same screen as the appointment - no separate lookup.
  • Prescriptions tied to the visit. Dosage, frequency, and status are recorded against the consultation that generated them, not a separate pad.
  • Consultation types with their own pricing. Consultation, follow-up, and emergency appointment types carry their own price, so generating an invoice afterward is a couple of clicks, not a lookup.
  • A record that carries forward. Every note and history entry is there for the next visit - by the same GP or a colleague.

See Meddesk running the way gp practices actually work