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Appointments

Scheduling that matches how the doctor actually sits

Availability patterns, blocks and overrides, rooms and departments — with reminders that keep the slots full.

A scheduling tool is only as good as its model of the doctor’s week. Most fail because they assume a tidy nine-to-five grid, while a real practice has a Tuesday OT list, a fortnightly visiting consultant and a doctor who leaves early on Fridays. OlivHealth schedules against availability patterns with blocks and overrides, so the slot offered to a patient is a slot that genuinely exists.

Slots get offered that the doctor cannot keep
Availability is built from recurring patterns plus explicit blocks and one-off overrides, so leave, OT days and visiting hours are reflected before a patient is ever offered a time.
No-shows quietly eat the day
Automated WhatsApp and SMS reminders go out ahead of the appointment, and no-shows are recorded rather than forgotten, so you can see which slots and which patients actually cost you.
Booked patients and walk-ins compete
Both feed one live queue, so the desk calls patients from a single defensible order instead of arguing with the waiting room.
Rooms and equipment double-book
Rooms and departments are modelled alongside doctors, so a booking accounts for the space it needs, not only the person.

Availability patterns

Define the recurring week once, then layer blocks and overrides for leave, OT lists and visiting consultants.

Book, reschedule, cancel

The full lifecycle including arrived, no-show and completed, so the schedule reflects what really happened.

Rooms and departments

Schedule against the room and department as well as the doctor, so physical capacity is part of the booking.

Reminders

Scheduled WhatsApp and SMS reminders ahead of the visit, sent automatically rather than by someone remembering.

Straight into the queue

An arriving appointment becomes a token in the live queue, so scheduling and the front desk are the same workflow.

No-show visibility

No-shows are captured as data, which turns "we get a lot of no-shows" into a number you can act on.

ABDM — included as standard

Go live ABDM-enabled from day one

Every practice we onboard goes live ABDM-enabled — create and verify a patient’s ABHA at registration, and let their records follow them across the health system on their consent. It’s part of onboarding, not a separate project or an extra module to buy.

Best fit for
Appointment-led clinicsVisiting consultantsMulti-room practicesDiagnostics-led OPD

Frequently asked questions

Can patients book online themselves?

Not yet. Booking today is staff-side, from the front desk or over the phone. Patient self-booking is on the roadmap and we would rather tell you that than imply it already works.

Can I run appointments without the full OPD queue?

Yes. Appointments are a module in their own right and can be switched on with no OPD configuration at all, which suits a purely appointment-driven practice.

How do reminders get sent?

Through WhatsApp and SMS, scheduled ahead of the appointment. Promotional messaging in India needs registered templates, and that is part of setting the channel up with you.

What about a visiting consultant who comes twice a month?

Model it as an availability pattern with the right recurrence and add overrides when a visit moves. Patients are only offered the days that consultant is genuinely in.

See it on your own workflow

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