Problem solved

Clinics often run patient records, booking, billing, telehealth, reminders, and payments across disconnected tools, forcing staff to re-enter the same information. Qlynic addresses this by making every part of the clinic write to one patient record, from booking through charting to claims, while adding AI-assisted documentation and patient engagement features.

Use cases

• Small clinics managing patient records, scheduling, reminders, and billing in one EMR
• Multi-doctor practices needing shared charts, staff roles, payroll, and audit logs
• Alberta physicians submitting AHCIP claims through H-Link
• Clinicians using optional AI Scribe to draft SOAP notes from patient visits
• Practices offering browser-based telehealth and a signed-in patient portal
• Front-desk teams sending appointment reminders and two-way SMS
• Developers integrating clinic workflows with Qlynic via its REST API

Audience

• Business Users
• Enterprise
• Startups
• Developers

Pros

• Unified record across charting, scheduling, billing, telehealth, and patient communication
• AI-native features include AI Advisor and optional AI Scribe for SOAP notes
• Alberta AHCIP and H-Link billing listed as live
• Patient portal, reminders, two-way SMS, payments, reviews, and payroll in one platform
• REST API and country-based pricing mentioned

Cons

• Many features such as OHIP, MSP, webhooks, PrescribeIT, PACS, fax, and AI voice reception are marked 'Soon'
• Publicly documented live billing coverage appears limited to Alberta, Canada
• Pricing details are not visible in the homepage markdown and may require contacting sales
• No public GitHub repository or open-source code was available
• Integration ecosystem appears nascent based on forthcoming items