Structured records you design, treatment plans across visits with body-area targets, and progress a patient can actually see.
Start NowDefine what every assessment asks, once, so two clinicians record the same things the same way
Build a plan across visits, with each item targeting the area it concerns
Track what a course of treatment costs against what has been paid, without a separate spreadsheet
A field library you write yourself, rather than a fixed assessment form somebody else designed
Body-area targeting per plan item, so "lower back, week three" is scheduled work
Standalone patient files for referrals and external imaging that belong to the person, not to one visit
Software that ships one fixed form makes every practice fit it. Writing your own fields, in your own order, with your own required ones, is what makes two clinicians' notes genuinely comparable six months later.
Each item has its own title, its own due window and its own body-area target. That is what lets you book directly from the plan, and what lets you answer "what is left" without re-reading a paragraph and interpreting it.
A referral letter or an external scan belongs to the patient, not to a booking. Standalone patient files hold them, so the things that do not fit a visit are not forced into one and then lost inside it.
Yes. You write the fields, group them into sections and mark what is required, so two clinicians document the same things in the same order.
Yes. Each item carries its own title, due window and body-area target, so 'lower back, week three' is scheduled work.
You can share a plan with the patient and control what it shows. Discussing a course of treatment goes better when both sides see the same list.
Stylon sends booking confirmations and appointment reminders directly to your clients via WhatsApp. No manual follow-ups, no missed appointments.