eMedicine

A platform built by a doctor

Dr Nikolajs Sorokins spent 20 years in practice before building the tool he wanted.

The platform was built by a doctor

Doctors work hard, and they cannot afford to give away 20% or more just for using the technology.

Dr Nikolajs Sorokins in a white coat

Dr Nikolajs Sorokins

Cardiologist, echocardiography specialist

  1. Keep 89% of every consultation

    Our fee is 11% and includes the payment provider fee. On a 40 euro consultation that is 4.40 euro. Elsewhere, where the payment provider fee sits on top of the commission, the total can reach 20%, or 8 euro - so you save about 3.60 euro on every patient.

  2. Patients cannot reach you outside a booked visit

    No calls, no messages, no contact of any kind outside a paid session. Your evenings stay yours.

  3. You are paid before the patient appears

    Payment clears at booking. You never see an unpaid patient and never send an invoice.

  4. Registration takes 30 seconds

    Name, surname, contact details, certificate number. We check your certificate with the state register. No calls, no meetings - everything is handled on the platform.

  5. Nothing about your work changes

    Prescriptions, sick leave and referrals stay in the national system exactly as they are today.

Why 11%?

Nothing is hidden behind that number. Here is what it covers.

The example is based on a 40 euro consultation.

  • Payment processing2%0.80 EUR
  • Technologyvideo, AI and hosting4%1.60 EUR
  • IT support2%0.80 EUR
  • eMedicine platform share3%1.20 EUR

Total: 11%, which is 4.40 euro on a 40 euro consultation. Elsewhere the payment processing fee is often added on top of the commission - and the total cost can reach 20% or more.

Our margin:

only 3%

The rest is real, named cost: payments, technology and support.

Add-on

Add-on: e-receptionist, 40 euro per month

Books appointments from your published schedule. Flat price, no per-call charges.

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