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InfoMedik is an online electronic clinical record system for doctors and clinics, emphasizing “100% internet-based” use with no software installation required. Its core positioning is not merely medical recordkeeping, but integrating consultations, prescription printing, billing, and electronic invoicing into a single system, making it suitable for healthcare providers that need lightweight clinic management.
Based on the collected content, InfoMedik offers a fairly complete main workflow: after a consultation, users can print a prescription, then complete billing and issue an invoice. The system supports unlimited patients and consultations. Prescriptions can be personalized with the clinic’s logo, and prescription PDFs, as well as invoice PDF and XML files, can be sent by email. Attachments can be added to each medical record, such as laboratory test results. For team collaboration, the product mentions a dedicated area designed for doctors’ assistants and supports assistant registration and multi-consulting-room scenarios, though it does not disclose a granular permissions model.
The pricing information is relatively clear: a 30-day free trial is available, and it states that all features can be tested. The Plus plan costs 699 Mexican pesos per month, including IVA, and includes multiple consulting rooms, assistants, unlimited patients, unlimited consultations, unlimited attachments, and unlimited electronic invoices. No annual discount, enterprise plan, or tiered plan information was found on the page.
The main advantage is its high level of workflow integration, covering the key operational loop of day-to-day clinic management. Cloud-based use lowers the deployment barrier, while unlimited patients, consultations, attachments, and electronic invoices are attractive for high-volume outpatient practices. The main drawback is the limited public information available: there is no explanation of data security, privacy compliance, backups, APIs, third-party integrations, or customer support SLAs. Aside from email, there is also no information about integrations with laboratories, payment systems, accounting software, or health insurance systems.
It is better suited to individual doctors, small clinics, multi-room medical practices in Mexico or Latin America, and teams that need doctors’ assistants to participate in registration and operational workflows. If an organization has higher requirements for compliance audits, open APIs, complex permissions, or local deployment, it should confirm these details further with the vendor.
No information about access from mainland China was found in the text, so the status is unknown.
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