Doctors pre-allocates time slots so that patients can book appointment at available time
As the world battles COVID-19, one can prevent transmission by maintaining social distancing and isolation. To help doctors and patients communicate remotely during this time of crisis, Navia Life Care has launched its video consultation facility – Navia e-Consult. It is integrated with Navia’s Smart EMR platform, where doctors create digital prescriptions while having a real-time conversation with the patient. Patients receive their prescriptions on their app as well as WhatsApp with an option to order medication as prescribed by the doctor.Using the app, patients can book appointments with doctors and be able to receive a callback by the doctor using the in-app video calling feature, protecting their privacy and a doctor’s personal time.
Speaking about the launch, Gaurav Gupta, Co-Founder, Navia Life Care said, “In the wake of COVID-19 crisis, as most of the OPDs are shut, both patients and doctors need an alternative and safe way to engage with each other. We believe that a one-stop solution to consult with doctors, transfer payments, and receive appropriate healthcare advice is the need of the hour to create a safe healthcare environment.”
Navia has designed the product as per doctors’ and patients’ needs. Doctors pre-allocates the time slots so that the patients can book the appointment on the available time.The system is integrated with a payment gateway that works for a wide range of methods (internet banking, credit / debit cards, digital wallets). Once a consultation is complete, the patient receives a prescription on the app as well as on their WhatsApp, with an option to order their medication as well.
Navia is extending the facility to all specialisations where remote consultations are possible, and as a goodwill gesture to doctors, waiving onboarding fee for them.The main aim of Navia e-Consult is to offer seamless and secure communication among doctors and patients, while maintaining social distancing norms as required. More importantly, it is compliant with the latest telemedicine guidelines published by the Medical Council of India in conjunction with Niti Aayog.
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