How Liora Used Dezoko Solutions to Build a Clinic App Patients Can Book Without Installing

Healthcare
Liora

Patients shouldn't need to install an app to book a doctor. We built Liora with a simple booking page that opens in any browser, plus a full app for clinic scheduling, consultations and health data from wearables.

No app needed
Patients book straight from their browser
Patient-controlled
Patients choose which doctor sees their health data
Multiple hospitals
Doctors manage them all from one account

Table of Contents

Client: Liora

Problem

  • Patients had to install and learn a full app just to book one appointment
  • Doctors working at several hospitals juggled separate schedules
  • Reception had no simple way to handle walk-ins and record vitals
  • Consultation notes, prescriptions and reports lived on paper
  • Patients wanted control over which health data each doctor could see
  • Booking a doctor felt harder than it should for patients and clinics alike.

Solution Exploration

  • Phone bookings handled manually by reception
  • A single all-in-one app that every patient must install
  • Two ways in: a quick booking page in the browser, plus a full app for ongoing care

How Dezoko Helped

  • Browser booking: Patients open a doctor's link or scan a QR code, choose a slot and confirm with a one-time code sent to their phone. No app install needed.
  • Clinic scheduling: Doctors set morning and evening sessions, breaks, appointment lengths and time off, and bookings follow that schedule.
  • Reception tools: Receptionists handle walk-ins and record vitals that appear for the doctor before the consultation.
  • Digital consultations: Doctors add notes, prescriptions, referrals and reports, and patients can view previous visits.
  • Multiple hospitals: Each hospital has its own schedule and patient list.
  • Wearable health data:
    • Patients connect supported rings and watches and track readings over time.
    • Patients choose which doctor sees which reading, such as sharing heart rate while keeping sleep private.
    • Doctors are notified whenever sharing settings change.

Patient Privacy and Control

  • Sharing controlled per doctor and per reading
  • Readings hidden from doctors until the patient chooses to share
  • Separate schedules and patient lists for each hospital
  • Doctors notified when sharing settings change
  • Full visit history for patients

Key Outcomes

  • Patients can book an appointment without installing anything
  • Doctors manage several hospitals from one account
  • Vitals recorded at reception are ready before the consultation
  • Consultation records are digital and available to patients
  • Patients stay in control of exactly what health data each doctor sees

How it works

STEP 1
Scan or tap link
→
STEP 2
Pick a slot
→
STEP 3
Vitals at reception
→
STEP 4
Doctor consults
→
STEP 5
Patient shares health data

How We Built It

We designed Liora around the patients, receptionists and doctors who use it every day:

Booking Without an App

  • Patients book from a simple page that opens in any browser.
  • A one-time code sent to their phone confirms the booking.
  • The full app is there for patients who want ongoing care and health tracking.

One App for Android and iPhone

  • Doctors, receptionists and patients each get the screens they need in the same app.
  • Key information is saved on the phone, so it is always close at hand.
  • Timely alerts keep everyone informed about bookings and sharing changes.

Health Data the Patient Controls

  • The app connects to supported rings and watches.
  • Readings are tracked over time on the patient's own phone.
  • Nothing is shown to a doctor unless the patient has chosen to share it, doctor by doctor and reading by reading.
  • Patients can change what they share at any time, even after booking.

Built With

  • Mobile app: Flutter
  • Wearables: Bluetooth Low Energy
  • Alerts: Push notifications

Business Impact

  • Patients book in the browser with nothing to install
  • One app serves doctors, receptionists and patients
  • Wearable data is shared only with the patient's consent
  • Doctors run several hospitals from a single account