Pregnancy follow-up is on paper
Week, weight, blood pressure, fetal heart rate — scattered.
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Organize examination records, pregnancy follow-up and check-up appointments on one dashboard.

Built for obstetrics and gynecology
Organize examination records, pregnancy follow-up and check-up appointments on one dashboard.
Familiar problems
Pregnancy is a forty-week process. Three things scatter along the way:
Week, weight, blood pressure, fetal heart rate — scattered.
What was the last measurement? No comparison.
Last menstrual period, when’s the check-up — no one reminds.
A specialty-specific workflow
Not generic software, but modules adapted to the real workflow of an obstetrics and gynecology clinic.
Calendar, reminders and online booking in one flow.
ExploreExamination, images and documents on one record.
ExploreFill in medical history and consent forms digitally.
ExploreRemote consultations and follow-up.
ExploreAutomatically call back patients due for a check-up.
ExplorePayments, expenses and cash flow in one place.
ExploreWhat changes
You keep doing the same work; what changes is where the record lives. That’s the difference.
Week, weight, blood pressure, fetal heart rate — scattered.
Pregnancy record — Week and due date are calculated automatically; each visit lists what is due that week.
What was the last measurement? No comparison.
Structured ultrasound — Biometry, Doppler and images are recorded; estimated weight and percentile are charted by week.
Last menstrual period, when’s the check-up — no one reminds.
Follow-up center — Patients whose screening window has opened, whose check-up is overdue or whose results are pending, in one list.
A specialty-specific solution
Pregnancy record, ultrasound and follow-up center stay in the same record for weeks.
Week and due date are calculated automatically; each visit lists what is due that week.
Biometry, Doppler and images are recorded; estimated weight and percentile are charted by week.
Patients whose screening window has opened, whose check-up is overdue or whose results are pending, in one list.
Modules that are enabled
When you choose obstetrics and gynecology as your specialty, these modules are enabled. Screens you won’t use stay hidden.
How it works
Week by week on the same line; past measurements always at hand.
Enter the last menstrual period or the first ultrasound; week and due date are calculated.
Weight, blood pressure and biometry are recorded with the week; earlier measurements appear in the table and chart.
When the screening, glucose tolerance or GBS window opens, it appears in the list; you order the test from there.
The delivery record closes the file and updates the history; postpartum check-ups continue on the same card.
Why Clineo
Check-ups and pregnancy follow-up in order, with reminders.
Check-ups are planned on time.
The history on one record.
Patients due for a smear, injection or postpartum check-up get an SMS.
Payments and expenses on the same dashboard.
AI assistant
Ask “How many weeks?”, “open her last ultrasound”, “upcoming due dates” or “tests awaiting results” and Neo answers from the record. It does not read the sensitive history.
By size
The same system grows with you. As you add doctors, the calendar gains columns, and you set permissions per person.
Pregnancy follow-up, ultrasound notes and a follow-up plan are enough.
With the doctor-column calendar, check-ups don’t get mixed up; each doctor follows their own pregnant patients.
With role-based permissions you limit access to patient data; record openings are logged.
Switching over
If today you fill in the pregnancy follow-up card on paper, 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 guide to choosing clinic software and the KVKK compliance guide.
New · 24 October
The obstetrics & gynecology screen has been rebuilt. The home screen is now the day’s patients; next to each one, the gestational week, what to do at this visit and pending results.
Calculated from the last menstrual period, the CRL measurement of the first-trimester ultrasound or the transfer date. If the dates don’t match, a correction based on ultrasound is suggested; you make the call.
NT and combined screening, detailed anomaly scan, glucose tolerance test, anti-D for Rh-negative patients, GBS and NST appear in the list when their window opens. You adjust the schedule to your clinic.
Weight, blood pressure, fundal height and fetal heart rate at the visit; biometry and Doppler in the ultrasound, each baby separately in twins. Weight gain, blood pressure and estimated weight are charted by week.
A test you order stays on the list until the result arrives; late ones are flagged. For screening tests the risk reported by the laboratory is recorded; Clineo does not calculate risk.
The Bethesda result and HPV type are recorded. You choose the next screening date; when it comes, it drops into the reminder list. In colposcopy the Swede score and biopsy site are marked.
Check-up, dose and replacement dates for IUDs, implants and injections are tracked; the inserted product is deducted from stock with its lot number.
The delivery record closes the pregnancy file and updates gravida and parity counts. Postpartum check-ups and the EPDS scale are on the same card.
Miscarriage, curettage, sexual history and infection history are stored encrypted. Only the doctor and the administrator can open them, every opening is logged; front desk and assistants cannot see them.
Documents and communication
17 consent forms come ready; they are signed on a tablet or phone. Uterine evacuation and tubal ligation consents include spouse consent and guardian permission fields.
ExploreFitness-to-fly, pregnancy status and fitness-to-work letters come out stamped and signed; they do not replace the official e-Report. The pregnancy card is printed or sent to the patient via a time-limited link.
ExplorePatients due for a smear, injection, IUD or postpartum check-up get an SMS; the text never names a condition. Neo answers questions like “how many weeks” and “upcoming due dates” from the record.
ExploreNew · 28 October
Opens from the follow-up centre and the patient record. When the embryologist signs in, they land directly on this screen.
Each embryo’s day-by-day grade, PGT result, status and location on one row. Clineo does not interpret the grade; the physician decides.
Egg collection, fertilisation check, daily observation, transfer and overdue PGT results in one place.
You find a carrier by couple, tank or location. Those whose storage period ends within 90 days go on a list. Two different people approve disposal.
A cycle cannot be opened without confirming the marriage certificate. There is no sex field. The front desk does not see these screens. Consent templates are samples; a physician and a lawyer review them.
FAQ
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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
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