Regimen is medical practice software we built for outpatient oncology and infusion centres. It stores the important regimen, diagnostics, patients, linked to compliance.
What is Regimen?
Regimen is EMR software for independent oncology and infusion centres. A standard EMR holds a medication list. Regimen holds the regimen: the scheme, the dose normalised to body surface area, and the administration record. It is designed so the consult does not start with the patient repeating their history and the nurse is not hunting the lot number.
So the doctor can stay the doctor.
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Patients, Records, Diagnostics all in one place.
Customer tested six-year system. Used in professional clinics.
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Questions about Regimen practice system?
Yes. Regimen is EMR software built for independent oncology and infusion centres. It covers the patient chart, chemotherapy protocol management, and the regulated medication-administration log.
A general EMR stores a medication list. Regimen stores the oncology regimen linked to the diagnosis and the patient, with dosing fields and the batch-level administration log required for traceability.
Independent outpatient oncology and infusion centres that need the book around the medicine written, not only the chart.
If the regimen still lives in the doctor’s head and the nurse is still looking for the batch number, the existing EMR is not holding even 10% of the book. Regimen is built for that gap.
The patient sits down. You already know the regimen. They still tell you the story from the beginning. That is not a people problem. That is a book that is not written.
The chair is ready. The drug is in the room. Someone is still looking for the lot number and the expiry. The patient is waiting for a piece of paper.
The treatment happened. The claim did not. Somewhere between the chair and the file, a field was missing. You are now reconstructing a day that already finished.
A horizontal chart holds a med list. It does not hold a regimen. So the doctor carries the scheme, the dose, and the next step. That is the second job.
Most clinics that do not call are telling themselves this. Ask what would have to be true for that system to still be the right one in a year.
If the chart, the scheme, and the file are still the second job, we should talk. Book a 15-minute map.