The course of chronic disease is scattered
How are the diabetes and blood pressure doing? The history isn’t at hand.
Internal Medicine
Organize examination notes, chronic patient follow-up and check-up appointments on one dashboard.

Built for internal medicine
Organize examination notes, chronic patient follow-up and check-up appointments on one dashboard.
Familiar problems
In internal medicine, what matters isn’t a single exam but the course over years. Three things blur that course:
How are the diabetes and blood pressure doing? The history isn’t at hand.
The HbA1c trend isn’t visible; you can’t compare.
The patient skips check-ups; no one reminds them.
A specialty-specific workflow
Not generic software, but modules adapted to the real workflow of an internal medicine practice.
Calendar, reminders and online booking in one flow.
ExploreExamination, images and documents on one record.
ExploreFill in medical history and consent forms digitally.
ExploreAutomatically call back patients due for a check-up.
ExplorePayments, expenses and cash flow in one place.
ExploreClinical and financial indicators at a glance.
ExploreWhat changes
You keep doing the same work; what changes is where the record lives. That’s the difference.
How are the diabetes and blood pressure doing? The history isn’t at hand.
Chronic disease tracking — Diabetes, hypertension, thyroid; course (stable/under control) recorded.
The HbA1c trend isn’t visible; you can’t compare.
Vital signs — BP, pulse, temperature, SpO₂ and blood glucose in one form.
The patient skips check-ups; no one reminds them.
Lab/test tracking + follow-up — Tests ordered/resulted; follow-up plan and reminders.
A specialty-specific solution
Diabetes, blood pressure and labs — without missing the course, all together.
Diabetes, hypertension, thyroid; course (stable/under control) recorded.
BP, pulse, temperature, SpO₂ and blood glucose in one form.
Tests ordered/resulted; follow-up plan and reminders.
Modules that are enabled
When you choose internal medicine as your specialty, these modules are enabled. Screens for unrelated specialties stay hidden.
How it works
The same file for years; the history always at hand.
Diabetes, hypertension or thyroid; mark the course as stable or under control.
Blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation and blood glucose in one form.
Mark the ordered test and close it when the result arrives. Open tests stay on the list.
Plan the check-up date; let the reminder go out automatically. You see patients who skip it on a list.
Why Clineo
For chronic patients, order and reminders are everything.
Follow up without missing check-up dates.
Past records on one record.
Call patients back automatically with recall.
Payments and expenses on the same dashboard.
AI assistant
Say “what was this patient’s last HbA1c” or “open the test list” and Neo reads it from the record and shows it. You don’t search a file spanning years by hand.
By size
The same system grows with you. As you add doctors, the calendar gains columns, and you set permissions per person.
Examination, vitals and test tracking are enough. The chronic patient’s history builds up in one file.
With the doctor-column calendar, check-up appointments don’t get mixed up. Each doctor follows their own patient portfolio.
Roles and permissions are set per module. Who opened which patient record is logged.
Switching over
If today you search a folder for a chronic patient’s test history, you don’t have to start from scratch.
Send us your patient list as a spreadsheet and we’ll import it. Phone numbers are normalized and duplicates are removed.
No need to buy a server or install software. You sign in from a browser and can also add it to your phone like an app.
Try it with your own patients, in your own way. Decide afterwards.
Daily automatic backups are taken. For details, see the clinic management software guide and the KVKK compliance guide.
FAQ
If your answer isn’t here, you can ask us directly in the demo call.
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We’ve gathered the three most asked topics about choosing clinic software into separate guides.
What to look for when choosing clinic software, and what each module is for.
Practical ways to lower your no-show rate.
A clinic’s responsibilities and practical steps when processing health data.
Let’s look at it for your specialty
Let’s plan a short walkthrough for your clinic so you can see the internal medicine workflow your way.