More time for patients
Less typing and red tape for caregivers, and more appointment time with the patient in the room.

All five divisions working for your clinic, from scheduling to billing. You hire only what you need and deal with a single company.
Less typing and red tape for caregivers, and more appointment time with the patient in the room.
Squeeze-ins, follow-ups and open slots on the scheduler's screen.
Fast check-in and every step of the visit right on schedule.
Occupancy, revenue and cost by provider, room and procedure, to decide where to invest.
Every visit billed, whether to insurance or self-pay.
Everyone recognized at the front desk, without repeating details each visit.
Every piece of patient data handled with the care the law requires.
A new location or specialty, with the same standard of care.
If technology can solve it, we build it, with the care healthcare demands. Tell us what it is.
Share my goal For example: connect the clinic to the lab, launch a patient app or automate physician payouts.The systems behind every visit.
AI that runs the routine, reviewed by your team.
Where patient records are kept, securely.
The signature on every prescription and invoice.
The in-house products Prototic builds.
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33%
AI-powered WhatsApp service that answers and books at any hour, so no inquiry goes unanswered.
33%
Booking via WhatsApp or the portal, payment by Pix or card through a link, and the system reminds patients to come back.
29%
Claims checked before submission, denials tracked until payment, and self-pay billing in the system.
16%
Automatic confirmation and rescheduling via WhatsApp, with open slots offered to the waitlist.
Percentage of clinics and hospitals that named each challenge among their biggest management issues. 2024 data.
How to hire us, where to start and what stays with your company.
No. You hire only what makes sense for the clinic, from one division or several, and you can start with one area and add the others later.
They're sensitive data under Brazil's LGPD. In the systems we build, each person accesses only what their role allows, every access to the patient record is logged and the data sits on servers with backups.
Yes. The project can start with the most urgent area, such as scheduling or insurance billing, and expand to the others later.
It does, when it allows integration via API, file or database. What we build exchanges data with it, and billing follows the insurers' TISS standard. The briefing confirms the approach.
It depends on the scope. After the briefing, you get a written proposal with scope, timeline and investment.
Your clinic does: the code and data are in its name. In the systems we build, every change is logged and data is handled in line with the LGPD.
Sending the brief creates no commitment. If the project makes sense for both sides, we move on to the proposal.