Patient identity
One record per patient across the whole organisation. Captured at the front office, reused everywhere.
TaskyMed is a single Health OS. Every role works on the same core—patient identity, the encounter record, orders, scheduling, billing and audit—so departments stay coordinated without integration projects between them.
These capabilities are the platform. Workspaces are role-specific views onto the same data and rules.
One record per patient across the whole organisation. Captured at the front office, reused everywhere.
Each visit is one thread—notes, orders, results and charges attach to it as work happens.
Lab, imaging and medication orders route to the right workspace and return results to the ordering clinician.
Every role opens to a staged worklist for their job—not a shared inbox everyone has to sort.
Appointments, theatre slots and resource booking share the same calendar model.
A draft-to-settled workflow with charges assembled from real activity across the visit.
Role-based permissions decide what each person can see and do, gated at more than one layer.
Administrative and clinical actions are recorded, with an audit view for compliance teams.
Throughput and load reporting builds itself because the work is already in the system.
Brand, global search, navigation, the right-hand reference panel and the Clinical Assistant are identical in every workspace. A nurse moving to the front office already knows the layout.
The lab reads the same order the doctor placed. Nothing is exported or re-imported.
When a workspace advances a stage, the next team's queue updates in the same moment.
Released results and dispensed items post back to the encounter and to billing automatically.
Management reporting reads the same data the floor is working in—no reconciliation.
The Clinical Assistant answers from your approved knowledge base and SOPs (retrieval-augmented), and voice features provide dictation and workflow assistance at the point of care.
We'll map your roles and current tools and show the workspaces your teams would use.