Registration and appointments
Maintain patient records, organize practitioner schedules and follow appointments and queues.
A practical, integrated approach for small hospitals and large clinics. TDS brings patient registration, appointments, medical records, billing and administrative operations into a defined implementation scope, with a phased rollout around your priorities.

The starting point is your specialties, departments, patient volumes and existing systems. A large clinic and a small hospital have different workflow needs; inpatient and specialist services are included only after scope validation.
Repeated registration, separate appointment lists and manual billing handoffs create avoidable administrative work. Connecting records helps teams see the status of appointments, services, charges and stock in the context of an agreed workflow.
Maintain patient records, organize practitioner schedules and follow appointments and queues.
Support electronic medical records and the recording of consultations, prescriptions and results within the agreed clinical scope.
Connect patient billing and collections with inventory, purchasing and finance. Pharmacy, staff administration and practitioner payment rules are assessed against facility requirements.
Laboratory, radiology, inpatient admission and discharge, insurance workflows and patient mobile services are available for scope assessment. Device, insurer and external-system interfaces are evaluated separately.
Register the patient → schedule and confirm the appointment → record the consultation and agreed services → prepare charges and collection → follow the administrative and financial status. Clinical decisions remain with authorized healthcare professionals.
Reception follows appointments; practitioners use relevant patient records; billing teams follow charges; purchasing and finance follow resource use. Roles, data migration and access requirements are defined and tested for the chosen deployment.
The TDS medical-management demo describes patient registration, practitioner management, appointments, electronic medical records and laboratory/radiology information. We agree a focused first phase, validate workflows with the facility team, prepare data and users, then add approved departments. The delivery schedule follows validated scope and data readiness.
Tell us your facility type, specialties, departments and current systems. We will identify which workflows to demonstrate and which requirements need further validation.
The industry solution is scoped for small hospitals and large clinics. The implementation starts from the facility’s operating model and priorities.
Patient registration, appointments, medical records, billing and administrative operations form the core workflow. Additional departments and interfaces are defined in the implementation scope.