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Customisable Clinical Templates

Customise your clinical templates to fit your practice type, workflow and preferences. It’s a faster, simpler way to capture patient data according to your specific requirements, giving you software that fits your practice. Allowing you as medical practitioners to focus on your area of expertise – quality patient care.

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Limiting Fraud in the Healthcare Practice

Limiting Fraud in the Healthcare Practice

One of the most significant concerns any healthcare practice faces is the possibility of fraud. Practitioners can become so focused on patient care that it is easy to neglect the proper management of financial and other risks.

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Improved Chronic Medication Adherence

Improved Chronic Medication Adherence

The topic of medication adherence can be a challenging one. Patients think they are more adherent than they actually are, and doctors suspect they are not, but have limited time to intervene and even less insight into what really goes on between visits.

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A Quick Guide to Multi-Factor Authentication

A Quick Guide to Multi-Factor Authentication

We’re all familiar with a simple username and password to access important information, devices, and apps – but so are attackers. How can you add an extra layer of security? This is where multi-factor authentication comes in.

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How Custom Clinical Forms Save Time and Effort

How Custom Clinical Forms Save Time and Effort

They say “time is money”, and this principle is crucial for any business that bills according to time. Repetitive procedures and standard forms are the perfect indicators to prompt a practice to re-evaluate its workflow to see if it can save on effort and time.

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GoodX Clients Security Upgrade: PostgreSQL12

GoodX Clients Security Upgrade: PostgreSQL12

GoodX maintains and upgrades the security safeguards of the GoodX Cloud and all client’s software hosted on the cloud to satisfy the risk management demands of the Protection of Personal Information Act 4 of 2013 (POPIA).

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Your Right to Retain Personal Information

Your Right to Retain Personal Information

Healthcare practices store a substantial amount of personal information of patients and medical debtors, who are defined as data subjects in terms of the Protection of Personal Information Act 4 of 2013 (the Act).

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Calming the POPI Act Frenzy

Calming the POPI Act Frenzy

Although the Covid-19 pandemic has rightly been the dominant focus for healthcare practitioners, the government has not relented on the coming into effect of the Protection of Personal Information Act 4 of 2013 (POPIA).

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Getting Your POPIA Ducks in a Row

Getting Your POPIA Ducks in a Row

Although the Covid-19 pandemic has rightly been the dominant focus for healthcare practitioners, implementing the POPIA requirements is something that every healthcare practice must pursue.

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Talk to a Doctor

Talk to a Doctor

Looking for an easy-to-use video Doctor consultation application? Talk to a Doctor online, from the comfort of your home, with just a few clicks.

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Payment Links: What You Need to Know

Payment Links: What You Need to Know

Payment links, are they secure? How does one use a payment link? We’ll give you a quick run-down on what they are and which steps you should follow when you receive a payment request from your practitioner.

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