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Patient records are centralized in Prvaha. Every patient registered at your clinic gets a structured profile that stores their demographics, clinical history, vitals, prescriptions, lab results, uploaded documents, and family member links — all accessible from one place and tied to every appointment they’ve ever had at your practice.

Adding a Patient

1

Open the New Patient form

Go to Dashboard → Patients and click New Patient.
2

Enter the patient's name

Type the patient’s full name. Names are validated to ensure they meet minimum length requirements.
3

Set the family relation

Choose the patient’s relation — Self, Father, Mother, Son, Daughter, Brother, Sister, or Other. For most primary patients, select Self. Use other values when adding a dependent family member.
4

Fill in demographics

Enter the following details:
  • Gender — Male, Female, or Other.
  • Date of birth (dob) — Used to calculate age and for pediatric workflows.
  • Address — Optional but recommended for referral and emergency records.
5

Save the profile

Click Save. Prvaha assigns the patient a unique system-generated Patient ID (UID) that you can use for all future searches and references.
Assign a unique patient ID during registration to make future searches faster. You can reference the system-generated UID or add your own clinic-specific identifier in the patient’s profile.

Patient Profile

Each patient profile is a comprehensive record of the patient’s relationship with your clinic. Open any patient from Dashboard → Patients to view their full profile.

Personal Information

Contact details and demographics: name, date of birth, gender, address, and the system-generated patient UID. Update any field by clicking Edit Profile.

Appointment History

A full chronological list of all past and upcoming appointments at your clinic. Click any appointment to jump directly to its detail page.

Clinical Records

A consolidated view of all prescriptions, diagnoses, and lab investigation results recorded across every appointment. This gives doctors instant context before starting a new consultation.

Vitals

Recorded vitals including blood type, blood pressure, heart rate, weight, height, temperature, oxygen saturation, and allergies. Vitals are tracked over time so trends are visible across visits.

Documents

Uploaded reports, referral letters, scan images, and other files attached to the patient’s record. Documents can also be attached at the appointment level and are surfaced here automatically.

Family Members

Linked profiles for the patient’s family members. Useful for tracking dependents — especially in pediatric or family medicine practices.

Searching for Patients

Use the Search bar at the top of the Patients list to locate any patient quickly. You can search by:
  • Full name or partial name
  • Phone number
  • Patient ID (UID)
The search is available across the Patients list and also inline when booking a new appointment — so you never need to leave your current workflow to look up a patient.

Family Members

Link family members to a patient’s profile to keep related records connected. This is especially useful for pediatric patients, elderly dependents, or households where multiple family members visit the same clinic.
1

Navigate to the Family section

Go to Dashboard → Family or open the patient’s profile and select the Family Members tab.
2

Add a family member

Click Add Family Member and search for an existing patient. If the family member isn’t yet registered, create a new patient profile first, then link them.
3

Set the relation

Choose the relationship type — Father, Mother, Son, Daughter, Brother, Sister, or Other.
4

Save the link

Click Save. The family member now appears in both profiles’ Family Members sections, so the link is visible from either record.

Patient Documents

Upload and manage supporting documents directly on a patient’s profile.
1

Open the patient's Documents tab

Navigate to the patient profile and click Documents.
2

Upload a document

Click Upload and select a file from your device. Supported formats are PDF and common image types (JPG, PNG). Large diagnostic images should be compressed before upload where possible.
3

Tag the document type

Select the appropriate document type (e.g., lab report, referral letter, scan). Tagging makes filtering faster when the record grows.
4

Save

The document is saved to the patient’s profile and is also accessible from any appointment it was attached to.
Documents uploaded at the appointment level (during a consultation) automatically appear in the patient’s central document list — you don’t need to upload them twice.

Patient Vitals

Record clinical vitals either during a consultation or directly from the patient’s profile. Prvaha tracks the following measurements over time:
VitalField
Heightheight (cm)
Weightweight (kg)
Blood Pressureblood_pressure_systolic / blood_pressure_diastolic (mmHg)
Pulsepulse (bpm)
Temperaturetemperature (°F)
Oxygen Saturationoxygen_saturation (%)
Respiratory Raterespiratory_rate (breaths/min)
Blood Glucoseblood_glucose (mg/dL)
Blood TypebloodType (A+, A−, B+, B−, O+, O−, AB+, AB−)
Allergiesallergy
Each vitals entry is timestamped, so your clinical team can review trends across multiple visits.

Patient Privacy

Patient data is stored securely within your clinic’s isolated data environment. Only your clinic’s authenticated staff members can access your patients’ records — no cross-clinic data access is permitted at any level of the platform.
Patients can log in to the Prvaha platform to view their own appointments and records. They see only their own data and cannot access other patients’ information or any administrative views.
Access to patient records within your clinic is governed by the role-based permissions configured by your clinic administrator. Ensure that staff are assigned the minimum role necessary for their responsibilities.