Dental, general practice, aesthetics, dermatology, maternal and child, physiotherapy. One core: patients, records with a site locator, schedule and resources, billing and payers, pharmacy, lab, SATUSEHAT, and a patient app in five languages. Each edition adds what its practice needs.
Each edition is a pack on the same core: catalogue, exam schemas, consent, billing rules, resource types, reports, sample data, and one record canvas.
A per-surface odontogram with the national codes, connected to plans, the lab, stock and claims.
Dental clinics, solo dentists and dental groups with specialists.
Queue, records, in-house pharmacy and BPJS capitation in one flow, with nothing entered twice.
Primary care clinics, GP practices, company clinics and multi-specialty clinics through specialist profiles.
A face and body map connected to doses, vial lots, photos, packages and memberships.
Aesthetic and medical beauty clinics with packages, memberships and before-after photos.
Lesions with morphology and photo series, dermoscopy, biopsies, compounding and scheduled drug protocols.
Dermatology practices and skin clinics in medical mode, with payers and reporting.
A pregnancy episode from LMP to postnatal care, delivery with a partograph, the baby, and a digital maternal health book.
Midwife practices, birthing clinics and mother-and-child clinics.
Therapy programmes with sessions, baseline and outcome measures, and home exercises in the patient app.
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics and therapist practices taking orthopaedic referrals.
Exam schemas, ICD shortlists, instruments and letters typical of each specialty, as data, without a separate module.
One patient, one record, one invoice. An improvement to the core reaches every practice, and a clinic that enables two editions records nothing twice.
SOAP, ICD-10 diagnoses, ICD-9-CM procedures, prescriptions, consent, photos, signatures and addenda. Every finding has a site: a tooth and surface, a face zone or point, a body region, a lesion, or none. The odontogram and the face map are two views over the same table of findings.
A booking picks a practitioner and a resource: dental chair, procedure room, laser unit, ultrasound room, physiotherapy room. Services require a specialty. Queue numbers per department, calling, a waiting-room display, and online bookings fill the same calendar as walk-ins.
BPJS capitation and non-capitation, insurers with percentages, limits and pre-authorisation, corporate contracts with ceilings. The payer's share becomes a claim, the patient's share is paid at the cashier or on instalments. VAT per line: medical services exempt, cosmetic procedures taxed.
Items by lot with expiry and opened units, usage from the lot closest to expiry. An in-house pharmacy with a dispensing queue from prescriptions, compounding with formula sheets, labels, stock cards, the narcotics and psychotropics register, stock-takes.
One pattern for every connector: an order goes out, something comes back, the record and the patient's copy are updated. In-house lab with reference ranges and flags, partner labs with LOINC, DICOM radiology, partner pharmacies with e-prescriptions, WhatsApp. All of them can be simulated in the demo.
A complete timeline across editions and across Careflow clinics with the patient's consent, an FHIR International Patient Summary, PDF export, time-limited sharing links or QR codes with an access log, e-prescriptions, lab results, bookings, plans, invoices and instalments.
A completed visit is sent as an FHIR R4 bundle: Encounter, Condition, Procedure, MedicationRequest, Observation. P-Care for registration, visits, referrals and Prolanis. Credentials per branch; simulation mode until credentials are ready.
The patient app, tablet signing and consent forms in Bahasa Indonesia, English, 中文, 日本語 and 한국어. The staff console in Indonesian and English.
An audit trail on every change, records locked after signing with addenda, SIP and STR licences per practitioner per branch, retention, the patient's right to their copy, and a log of data sharing under Permenkes 24/2022 and the PDP law.
One tenant is one legal entity with its branches. Each branch subscribes to the editions it needs, and a clinic that runs more than one kind of practice simply enables another edition on the same core.
DemoPriced per active branch, not per user. Staff, chairs and rooms are not limited.
Dental and aesthetics, general practice with a dermatologist, a birthing clinic with physiotherapy: one patient, one record, one invoice.
ENT, paediatrics, internal medicine, neurology, orthopaedics, psychiatry, nutrition and occupational health are profiles on the general practice edition, not separately priced editions.
Two products on one skin pack. A clinic that runs both buys the Dermatology edition.
Every edition has a demo clinic with real patients, histories and flows; data migration is assisted during implementation.
Records follow the responsible doctor. Doctors do not see clinic revenue or colleagues' commission. Nurses, midwives and therapists chart in the rooms they assist. The front desk sees estimates, not clinical notes. The cashier sees invoices and claims. Pharmacy sees stock, not patients. Every list is filtered on the server, not just hidden in the menu. Patients hold their own copy of the record with a log of who opened it.
Demo| Data | Owner | Doctor | Nurse | Front desk | Cashier | Pharmacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Records & findings | ✓ | own patients | own room | – | – | – |
| Plan estimates | ✓ | own patients | – | ✓ | ✓ | – |
| Clinic revenue | ✓ | – | – | – | ✓ | – |
| Payer claims | ✓ | – | – | – | ✓ | – |
| Colleagues' commission | ✓ | – | – | – | – | – |
| Own commission | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | – | – | – |
| Every room's schedule | ✓ | anonymised | anonymised | ✓ | ✓ | – |
| Stock purchase prices | ✓ | – | – | – | – | ✓ |