No more paper. No more illegible handwriting. Write prescriptions digitally, sign them, and send directly to your patients on WhatsApp — all from one screen.
Four steps from consultation to prescription on the patient's phone.
Search patient by name or phone. Their history and past prescriptions load instantly.
Type medicines, dosage, and instructions. Or pick a saved template for repeat patients.
Record the diagnosis, advice, and follow-up date directly on the prescription.
Click "Send" — the prescription goes to the patient on WhatsApp as a branded PDF in seconds.
Type or select medicines from your saved templates. Sign with your digital signature. Done in under a minute.
Patient receives the prescription as a PDF on WhatsApp the moment you click send — no printing, no scanning.
Each prescription carries your digital signature and registration number — legally valid and professional.
Every prescription is automatically linked to the patient profile. Access complete prescription history anytime.
Save your most-prescribed medicine combinations as templates. A chronic patient visit takes 30 seconds.
Designed with Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission compliance in mind — future-proof your practice.
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A prescription issued by a registered medical practitioner carrying their name, qualification, registration number and signature is valid in electronic form. MedKit Care prescriptions carry those details and the doctor's signature, and can be printed or shared as a PDF.
For a routine presentation, seconds — templates hold the common drug sets and you adjust dose or duration. The time saving comes from not re-writing the same thing forty times a day, not from typing faster.
Yes. The prescription is written in English with the option to attach dosage instructions in the local language, which measurably improves adherence among patients who cannot read English directions.
Yes. Each doctor chooses which sections appear on their own layout, and hiding a section never deletes the data behind it — it simply stops printing.
No. The prescription arrives as a PDF on WhatsApp, which is where patients already are. It can also be printed on your letterhead for patients who prefer paper.
Yes. Every past prescription stays on the patient record and can be retrieved, repeated with changes, reprinted or re-sent months later.