The people behind
Consultant Care.
A physician, an engineer and a marketer — building the software we wished our own clinics had.
Dr. Sufyan
Pakistan has not moved towards medical digitalisation for one reason, and it is not cost or willingness — it is that there has never been a platform clinicians could actually trust and actually use. Systems here are either built for hospitals abroad and bolted awkwardly onto our practice, or they are so difficult that a busy OPD abandons them by the second week.
I have sat at that desk. I know what it costs to lose a patient's history because it lived in a register that went missing, and I know no doctor will trade a paper pad for software that slows them down. So we built the opposite: something a clinic can be running on in minutes, that is faster than the pad it replaces, and that keeps a patient's record with the patient — not with whichever clinic happened to see them first.
That is the problem we are solving, and it is only the first phase of it.
Small team. Clear roles.
Dr. Sufyan
University of Health Sciences, Lahore
Salman Anas
UET, Lahore
Zeshan Ali
Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad
Talk to the people who built it.
A physician, an engineer and a marketer — not a call centre.