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Patients, referrers and colleagues all need different things from a doctor’s card: the practice phone line, the way to book, directions or a referral address. A digital profile holds all of it, opens from an NFC tap or a QR code on the reception desk, and changes the moment your hours or team change.
Keep the profile factual: who you are, what the practice offers, when it is open and how to get an appointment. Professional rules on advertising differ between countries and are usually set by the medical council or licensing body, so describe treatments and qualifications the way that body allows.
Put the practice phone line first, because many patients still prefer to call. If a separate number exists for urgent cases or out-of-hours services, say so clearly, and point people to emergency services where your practice cannot help.
A card stand or NFC sticker at the desk lets patients save the practice contact and open the booking link before they leave.
Hand the card to referring colleagues so they always have your current address, fax or secure referral route.
Share your profile, publications and practice details with other clinicians after a session.
Brand Presence covers the profile, location map, documents, Add to Wallet and analytics.
Business Add-ons adds bookings and enquiry forms. Do not ask for symptoms, diagnoses or other health data in a form; health data needs a protected channel.
Yes: link your existing appointment system, or use bookings on the Business Add-ons plan.
No. Keep it to name and contact details and handle medical questions in the consultation or a secure system.
Yes. Each doctor gets a profile in the practice design, and you can update shared details at any time. Ask us for a quote for five or more.
Ordering for a team of 5 or more? Ask for a quote
Example profile