Victoria AU Clinic Management Software Video Practice Consultation Launched
Apr 7, 2021
Victoria, Australia practice management system company, Power Diary, launched Telehealth Video Calls, an online video consultation platform. The platform provides both health practitioners and patients with the convenience and safety of online video consultations.
Ballarat Central, Australia - April 6, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Power Diary, a practice management system company from Victoria, Australia announced the launch of their new Telehealth Video Calls, an online video consultation platform. The business specializes in developing innovative practice management systems for healthcare establishments.
More information can be found at https://www.powerdiary.com/au/clinic-management-software
The experts have helped many health clinics and healthcare businesses around Ballarat Central and other areas of Victoria with clinic operations management. Their software’s new Telehealth Video Calls platform provides both health practitioners and patients with the ease, convenience and safety of online video consultations, especially during the pandemic.
With Power Diary’s innovative practice management system, doctors and clinicians can easily set-up appointments and consult with their patients through any device—laptops, tablets or smartphones—anywhere, through the software’s Telehealth Video Calls capability. More information is available at https://www.powerdiary.com/au/what-is-practice-management-software
The video call system is very easy to use for patients as it does not require them to download and install any additional software and be asked to log-in. They only receive a link and a secure key code to get into their private online consultation room set-up by their clinician.
Furthermore, the Telehealth platform is guaranteed safe as it does not go through any third party servers. It employs end-to-end encryptions with peer-to-peer private connections which ensures both doctors and patients that all information is only available to them and can not be viewed by others or the system. It is also compliant with all health standards including the HIPAA and GDPR.
Besides Telehealth, which comes free with Power Diary’s practice management software, healthcare professionals can easily manage their calendars and set-up online patient bookings. They can also build and manage patient databases through online forms, generate invoices and secure online payments for services rendered.
According to one satisfied client, “Incredible software and very easy to use. The Telehealth function is great and I cannot recommend PD enough. PD gives you back your time because it streamlines things for your practice.”
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Contact Info:
Name: Fiona Adler
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Organization: Power Diary - Australia - Practice Management Software
Address: 17 Armstrong St S, Ballarat Central, VIC 3350, Australia
Website: https://www.powerdiary.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89002360
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