Clinical reporting for practices

    Every report your practice owes, drafted, checked and signed before the day ends.

    MedReport records the consult on the doctor's phone and drafts the document it should produce: a discharge summary, referral letter, medical certificate or medical-aid motivation. It checks that draft against the patient's medications, allergies and ICD-10 coding, then shows you every report in the practice that is still unsigned. The doctor reviews and signs. It leaves as a proper PDF.

    Photograph the hospital sticker and the patient record creates itself. Nothing is captured twice.

    Already using an ambient scribe? Notes can be brought in.

    Discharge summary

    REF DS-2026-0841

    Signed and sealed

    Patient

    M. Ndlovu, 68

    Admission and discharge

    08 Aug to 12 Aug 2026

    Primary diagnosis

    Community-acquired pneumonia, right lower lobe

    ICD-10

    J18.1 E11.9

    Hospital course

    Admitted via casualty with a four-day history of productive cough and fever. Chest radiograph confirmed right lower lobe consolidation. Commenced on intravenous antibiotics with oxygen by nasal cannula. Afebrile from day two and weaned off oxygen on day three.

    Medication on discharge

    Amoxicillin-clavulanate 625 mg, three times daily, 5 days

    Allergy flag · reviewed

    Metformin 850 mg, twice daily, continue

    Checked

    Paracetamol 1 g, as required, 6 hourly

    Checked

    Dr A. Pillay

    HPCSA verified signer · MP0451209

    SHA-256 2f9c…a41d

    12 Aug 2026 · 14:22 SAST

    How it works

    Five steps,one of which needs the doctor.

    Everything before the signature is preparation. Everything after it is delivery. The doctor is needed once, and it is the part nobody else may do.

    01

    Record

    The doctor starts the consult on their phone. Audio stays in South Africa and is discarded once the note is accepted.

    02

    Draft

    MedReport picks the document the encounter actually calls for and drafts it in that document's structure, not as a free-text note.

    03

    Check

    Medications, allergies and ICD-10 codes are checked against the draft. Clinical findings are advisory. Missing required fields block signing.

    04

    Sign

    The doctor reviews and signs. The signature carries their verified HPCSA registration, not just a name in a box.

    05

    Send

    It leaves as a PDF to the referrer, the medical aid or the patient, and files back to the patient record.
    For the practice

    One list,and nobody has to ask.

    Every report owed across every doctor, the stage it is at, and how long it has been sitting there. Sorted by age, so the oldest thing in the practice is the first thing you see.

    Outstanding reports

    Sorted by age 3 over 48 hrs
    • M. Ndlovu2d 04h
      Discharge summary · Dr A. PillayAwaiting signature
    • P. Adams1d 06h
      Medical certificate · Dr N. SitholeAwaiting signature
    • R. Fourie1d 02h
      Operative note · Dr N. SitholeReturned for edits
    • A. Botha4h 10m
      Medical-aid motivation · Dr A. PillayDrafted
    • T. Mokoena40m
      Ward progress note · Dr K. MeyerOwed
    • S. NaidooClosed
      Referral letter, cardiology · Dr K. MeyerSent
    The sealed record

    Two years later, the doctor can provewhat they signed and what they checked.

    When a report is signed, MedReport seals it. If a complaint, an audit or a medical-aid dispute arrives long after the consult, the doctor is not reconstructing anything from memory. The evidence was created at the moment of signing and belongs to them.

    Recorded at signature

    Content fingerprint

    A cryptographic hash of the exact document that was signed. Any later alteration is detectable.

    Recorded at signature

    Verified signer

    The signing clinician's HPCSA registration, verified at the time of signature.

    Recorded at signature

    Independent timestamp

    A trusted third-party timestamp, so the date does not rest on MedReport's word or the practice's.

    Recorded at signature

    Checks reviewed

    Which flags were raised and which the clinician reviewed before signing. Due diligence, recorded once, by the doctor.
    Where the work actually is

    A noteis not a report.

    Getting the consult onto the page is the part software solved. Everything below happens after the note exists, and it is what a practice is still doing by hand.

    Choosing the document

    Note app or scribe

    You get a note. You decide what to write next.

    MedReport

    The encounter is drafted as a discharge summary, referral, certificate or motivation.

    Completeness

    Note app or scribe

    Whatever was said in the room is what you get.

    MedReport

    Fields that document requires are enforced before it can be signed.

    Signature

    Note app or scribe

    A typed name, or a printout and a pen.

    MedReport

    Verified HPCSA identity, sealed with the document.

    Practice visibility

    Note app or scribe

    One doctor's notes, on one doctor's device.

    MedReport

    Every outstanding report across every doctor, in one list, with age.

    Two years later

    Note app or scribe

    A file, and whatever anyone remembers.

    MedReport

    A sealed record with timestamp, signer and checks reviewed.

    4 findings to review

    Three advisory, one required. Only the required one holds up the signature.

    • Amoxicillin against recorded penicillin allergyMedication on discharge, line 1Advisory
    • Warfarin and clarithromycin on the same scriptMedication on discharge, lines 2 and 4Advisory
    • Proposed I21.9 does not match the diagnosis textPrimary diagnosisAdvisory
    • Follow-up date is emptyDischarge planRequired
    Clinical checks

    Advisory where it is clinical.Required where it is structural.

    An allergy conflict is a clinical judgement and never blocks a signature. A medical certificate with no return date is a document problem, and it does. MedReport keeps the two apart, on purpose.

    Documents

    The paperworka practice actually owes.

    Each one drafted in its own structure, with the fields that document is expected to carry. Specialty formats are added with the specialists who use them.

    Referral letter

    1 page
    Addressed to
    Dr L. van Wyk, Cardiology, Sandton
    Reason for referral
    Exertional chest pain, abnormal resting ECG
    Findings to date
    Troponin negative. T-wave inversion V4 to V6.
    Sealed

    Addressed correctly, with the findings the receiving specialist needs to accept the referral.

    Medical certificate

    1 page
    Booked off from
    17 August 2026
    Until
    21 August 2026
    Nature of illness
    Acute viral illness. Examined in person.
    Fit to return
    24 August 2026, unrestricted
    QR verifiableSealed

    Every field an employer or medical aid will look for, so it is not sent back.

    Medical-aid motivation

    2 pages
    Scheme and member
    Discovery Health, member 8842 1097
    Clinical motivation
    Conservative management failed over 14 weeks.
    Prescribed minimum benefit
    Qualifies under PMB code 902M
    PMB checkedSealed

    Written in the format the scheme expects, with the PMB position stated.

    Also drafted

    Discharge summaryClinical noteWard progress noteOperative noteProcedure reportBack-to-work assessmentChronic medication motivation
    See the full list of report types
    Getting patients in

    Nobody capturesthe same patient twice.

    MedReport is not plugged into your billing system over a live link, and we would rather say so here than on the call. It works alongside it: photograph the hospital sticker, import the export your system already produces, or let the desktop uploader watch a folder.

    Sticker photo

    The admission label creates the patient record.

    Billing export

    GoodX, Elixir, Healthbridge, Medemass and the rest.

    Desktop uploader

    Watches a folder on the practice PC.

    Typed in

    Four fields, for the single walk-in.

    Signed reports leave as ordinary PDFs, so filing them back never depends on a live connection to anything.

    From the practices using it

    What changed for the peoplewho chase reports.

    MedReport is in daily use at a few medical practices across various specialties.

    The reporting process is streamlined in a way it never was before. I open one screen and see which of our doctors still owes a discharge summary, instead of finding out when the medical aid queries it three weeks later. It is saving me the better part of a day a week.
    Ms GerwelPractice Manager
    It has been invaluable to the practice. We are more efficient because nobody spends the end of the day chasing colleagues on WhatsApp for a report that should already have gone out.
    Dr JansenSpecialist Physician

    For the doctor reading this

    Why not let us get you some of that time back?

    If documentation is the reason you are still at your desk at seven, that is the part we can take off you. Bring one of your own consults to a twenty-minute call and see it signed and sent before you would normally have started writing it.

    Built for South African practice

    Local by construction,not by translation.

    • SA ICD-10 code sets and PMB context
    • HPCSA registration verified for every signing clinician
    • Medical-aid motivation formats used by the local schemes
    • POPIA compliant, with data residency set in your contract
    • PAIA Section 51 manual published
    • Role-based access for doctors, practice staff and locums

    POPIA

    Compliant

    HPCSA

    Signer verified

    PAIA

    Manual published

    Data residency

    Stated in your contract

    ISO 27001

    Certification in progress. We will name the certifying body and the date when it is issued.

    Objections

    Questions a practice managerasks first.

    Does it replace our ambient scribe?

    It can. MedReport records and drafts on its own, so most practices use it as the only tool. If your doctors already use a scribe they like, their notes can be brought in and MedReport takes over from the note onwards.

    Who signs, and can staff sign on a doctor's behalf?

    Only the treating clinician, on their own verified HPCSA identity. Practice staff can prepare, chase and send, but the signature cannot be delegated.

    How long does onboarding take?

    A practice of up to eight doctors is usually live within a week: the integration connected, clinicians verified, and one session per doctor.

    Where does patient data sit?

    In South Africa, under POPIA, with the practice as responsible party. Consult audio is discarded once the note is accepted.

    What happens if we leave?

    You export every signed document with its seal and audit record. The records are the practice's, not ours.

    Do doctors have to change how they work?

    They press record at the start of the consult and review a draft afterwards. There is no template to fill in and nothing to dictate into a fixed form.

    Bring one week of your practice's outstanding reports to the call.

    Twenty minutes, one of your own consults, and you will see exactly what leaves the building at the end of it.