Calm clinic setting for a smoother doctor consultation workflow.Calm clinic setting for a smoother doctor consultation workflow.
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Manual Intake

The hidden cost of doing it manually

Repeating the same intake questions before every consultation quietly consumes the time your OPD needs most.

01.

15–20 mins per patient

Spent asking the same intake questions before every consultation, adding up to hours lost across a full OPD.

02.

Missed or inconsistent details

Manual intake depends on attention and experience. Fatigue or oversight can lead to incomplete patient history.

03.

Constant staff retraining

Assistants change frequently, and each time the entire intake process has to be taught again from scratch.

04.

Delayed consultation flow

When intake starts only after the patient arrives, the doctor’s time gets used for basic history instead of focused care.

Doctor AI assistant intake flow preview for Simflo.
3 LanguagesHindi, English, Marathi
Own VoicePatients feel real doctor voice
Before VisitIntake starts early
<1 minReview-ready summary

How It Works

Here's how it works in three steps

No training required, no process changes. Simflo fits right into how your clinic already runs.

Patient Starts Before Arrival

The patient begins their intake on Simflo before the appointment. A voice assistant greets them in Hindi, English, or Marathi and starts asking questions in a natural, conversational flow.

Questions That Adapt, Not Repeat

It does not follow a rigid checklist. Based on responses, it asks relevant follow-ups and skips what is not needed, mirroring how a doctor would naturally think through a case.

Clear Report, Ready to Review

Once completed, you receive a structured summary, organised, flagged where needed, and easy to review in under a minute before the consultation.

Demo

Watch how it fits into your OPD

Digital workflow preview for a doctor using Simflo.

See it before you commit to it

A quick walkthrough shows how patients complete intake and how you receive a report before consultation.

Doctor reviewing an organised digital report during an OPD workflow.

Patient intake in their language

Patients answer naturally in Hindi, English, or Marathi without downloading an app or creating an account.

Structured intake report prepared for clinical review.

Simflo dashboard

The report is structured, flagged where needed, and easy to review in under a minute before the patient walks in.

Clinic team preparing a smoother consultation workflow.

Want this running in your clinic?

Book a free demo or talk to us, and we will show how Simflo can fit into your current consultation flow.

Doctor Experiences

From clinics already using Simflo

A few perspectives from doctors who have already made the shift — and how it changed their day-to-day practice.

Doctor ready for a prepared Simflo-supported consultation.

Simflo is already part of daily practice in clinics like these. You can see how it fits into yours.

"We used to spend a lot of time just managing staff around intake. Someone leaves, someone new joins, and again you are explaining the same process. Now it just runs the same way every day. I do not have to think about that part anymore."

Dr. Amit DeshmukhGeneral Physician, Nashik

"I was honestly not sure how my patients would handle this, especially older ones. But since it is in their own language, they are quite comfortable. Some even complete it without any help."

Dr. Neha KulkarniGeneral Physician, Pune

"There have been times where I have seen details in the report that patients did not mention directly during consultation. It gives a more complete picture before we even start talking."

Dr. Riya ShahPsychiatrist, Mumbai

Specialties

Built around how you actually practice

Each intake flow is shaped around your specialty, capturing the patient history that matters in your field, not a generic checklist.

Doctor reviewing a structured intake summary before meeting a patient.
01.

General Physician

Complete medical history, ongoing treatments, lifestyle factors, and current symptoms, structured for quick overview.

  • Medical history and current symptoms
  • Ongoing treatments and medicines
  • Lifestyle factors prepared for review
Clinician preparing a specialty-specific intake flow for dermatology.
02.

Dermatologist

Skin concerns, duration, triggers, prior treatments, and product usage, organised for clear pattern recognition.

  • Concern duration and triggers
  • Prior treatments and product usage
  • Pattern-ready summary before consultation
Orthopaedic consultation supported by prepared patient history.
03.

Orthopaedic

Pain history, injury background, movement limitations, and past interventions, laid out for focused evaluation.

  • Pain and injury background
  • Movement limitations captured clearly
  • Past interventions ready to review
Doctor reviewing a sensitive intake summary before consultation.
04.

Gynaecologist

Menstrual history, reproductive background, symptoms, and ongoing conditions, structured with clinical relevance.

  • Menstrual and reproductive history
  • Symptoms and ongoing conditions
  • Relevant context organised respectfully
Doctor using a prepared patient intake before starting an assessment.
05.

Dentist

Oral history, current complaints, hygiene habits, and past procedures, ready for immediate assessment.

  • Current complaints and oral history
  • Hygiene habits and past procedures
  • Immediate assessment context
Specialist reviewing a structured intake report for a deeper consultation.
06.

Psychiatrist

Emotional state, behavioural patterns, history, and ongoing factors, organised to support deeper understanding.

  • Emotional state and patterns
  • Relevant history and ongoing factors
  • A fuller picture before the first question

If your specialty isn’t listed here, the intake flow can be shaped around how you already work.

FAQs

What you might be wondering

Changing any part of a clinical workflow comes with hesitation. These are the questions worth answering before you decide anything.

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