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Digital business cards for doctors & clinics

A patient asks for the clinic's address once, writes it on a prescription slip, and loses it. The second question is always the timings, and the third is whether you sit on Sundays.

One link answers all three, and the patient saves your number in the same tap — which matters most to the people who will need it in a hurry.

What belongs on the card

• Consultation hours exactly as they are, including the days you do not sit.
• The appointment number, which is often the receptionist's rather than yours.
• A map link to the clinic — the most-asked question after timings.
• Your qualifications and registration, as you are entitled to state them.

Why it earns its keep

• Timings change for festivals, surgeries and holidays; a printed card cannot say so, and your card can, the same morning.
• Referring doctors and pharmacies pass one link along instead of dictating a number.
• Patients save the clinic contact with its name spelled correctly, rather than as "Doctor" in their phone.

Which plan

Paid, mainly for the address with its map link. Premium also carries an emergency and medical section that stays hidden until it is tapped.

The free plan gives you the card, the link, the QR code, Save Contact and one Facebook link. See what each plan includes.

How to set it up

1. Create the card with the details your clients should see — name, number with country code, and business.
2. Add the actions you actually answer on: call, WhatsApp, email, website.
3. Download the QR and put it where your customers already are — counter, board, camera strap, printed card.
4. Open the card once on your own phone before sharing it. Whatever is wrong there is wrong for everybody.

Questions doctors & clinics ask

Other professions

• Real Estate Agents — Put your number on the property board, not just in a buyer's pocket.
• Salon & Spa Owners — A QR at the counter that turns a walk-in into a saved number.
• Freelancers — One link for the client who says "send me your details".
• Insurance Agents — Stay reachable for the one call a year that actually matters.
• Interior Designers — Show the work, not just the number.
• Wedding Planners — One link that survives the whole wedding season.
• Gym Trainers — Be findable outside the gym you currently work at.
• Photographers — A card is a bad place to show photographs. A link is a good one.
• Financial Consultants — Look verifiable before the first meeting.