Client records
Core client information was captured in a structured record rather than repeated across separate documents.
Client, payment and clinic administration was brought together so information could be captured once and reused.
The project created a more consistent multi-site workflow, reduced repeated data entry and improved access to information needed through the client journey.
A multi-site client journey was organised around reusable records, forms, payments, clinic stays, aftercare and authorised remote access.
Client information was being entered repeatedly across spreadsheets, paperwork and forms. This consumed staff time, increased the risk of inconsistency and made information harder to access across sites.
The platform brought the core process into one controlled, cloud-based workflow.
Core client information was captured in a structured record rather than repeated across separate documents.
Approved information could be reused to populate relevant forms and reduce repeated entry.
Financial activity was linked with the client’s operational journey.
The platform supported information related to admission, stay and service progression.
Relevant follow-on activity could remain connected after the clinic stage.
Authorised sites could access the information required without relying on physical paperwork.
The figures and statements below are tied to this named project and should not be treated as a general promise for every software implementation.
Abbeycare Group
Multi-site healthcare and client administration
The outcome statements are based on Digitav’s published project description and client testimonial. No independent quantified performance measure is claimed on this page.
Digitav’s published testimonial states that the portal substantially increased efficiency and productivity, reduced physical paperwork and enabled sites to access information remotely.
The system created a more consistent foundation for managing the client journey and associated administration.