Here is what changed, what to check on your end, and what we can help you with.

Why We Built a YAKAP Module

If you use SeriousMD for private practice and have never touched YAKAP, this one may look like a detour from the features you actually pay for, so let me explain.

We did not go looking for government work. Many of our own SeriousMD doctors were already part of accredited facilities and needed a new system since the old government system was being retired.

So we built YAKAP EMR and it lives in its own module beside the core EMR rather than in place of it.

Private practice is still home for us, which our core team handles day to day. The grind never stops.

Now that’s out of the way, let’s continue.

Why SAP 1 Payments Are Coming Up Short

PhilHealth moved empanelment to the Digital YES on the HCI Portal. Empaneling a patient, the step that ties them to your clinic, is now a digital process tied to a second PCU liveness check.

It sounds like a small process change. In practice it decides whether a patient counts toward your SAP 1.

Facilities that kept submitting empanelments on paper or by email are the ones seeing short payouts, from what we’ve seen so far. Our current assumption is that those cases are not necessarily rejected and that they go into a slower manual verification queue, so they do not appear in SAP 1 yet. We’re still waiting to get an official response on this one.

Worth clearing up while we are here: the Digital YES on its own is enough. The physical YES is optional, so if your staff are still doing both, that is work you can drop.

One more wrinkle worth knowing: it has not been applied identically everywhere. Some facilities doing it the old way were still paid, while others in a different region were not. If your experience does not match a neighbouring clinic’s, that is why.

Six Things to Check When Your SAP 1 Is Short

This is the list our support team goes through whenever a facility raises a short payout. Most short payouts trace back to one of these, and two are fixable on your side today.

One caveat before we get into it. This is what we are seeing as of 29 July 2026. The process has changed more than once this year and not every office moves at the same time, so treat this as our current read rather than a permanent rule.

If your PRO tells you something different from what is below, we would genuinely like to know. That is how we keep this page honest.

1. Which month is short. Pull up the SAP ledger and note the exact period. A general “we were not paid” is the hardest thing to chase.
2. Counted versus expected. The ledger shows a beneficiary count. If it says 9 and you submitted 200, that gap is what we need to chase. Screenshot it.
3. PCU liveness check. Confirm it was completed, and note how, through our PCU checker or directly on the PhilHealth portal.
4. Two PCUs, not one. This is the one catching facilities right now. Some PhilHealth offices have been telling clinics that a single PCU is enough and the rest is handled on the HCI portal. It is two. The second PCU is what serves as the patient’s signature on the Digital YES, so if only one was captured, the empanelment is not finished.
5. Digital YES, or a manual MCA. In practice it is one or the other, and this is where most short months come from. If the empanelment went the manual route, the case is not lost. It sits in the slower queue and will not show up in this month’s SAP 1.
6. Records marked complete. One facility spent weeks certain their yearly reports were broken. The records had never been marked complete. Once they were, the reports updated.

If you get through all six and the numbers still do not add up, then it is not something you can fix on your end.

What We Can Help You With

When a payout is short, what helps is evidence, not sympathy.

We can compile the transmittal IDs and counts for the affected month, so you can go to your PRO with exactly what was sent and when, and request that the manual cases be verified and counted rather than treated as negative.

If patients have disappeared from your roster entirely, that is usually a central cleanup on PhilHealth’s side rather than anything you did. Those patients need to re-select your clinic through the eGov app, the PhilHealth Member Portal, or your LHIO.

And where the confusion is ours, we fix it. A status inside our own system that reads as unclear is on us, and we are working on it.

What We Cannot See

Worth being upfront about this, because it changes what to send us.

We do not have access to your PhilHealth portal. We cannot see which of your cases were rejected, and we cannot see what you were actually paid. What we can see is what left our system and when.

That is why we ask you for the ledger screenshot rather than pulling it ourselves, and why the transmittal IDs are the piece we can put in your hands.

If Your Numbers Look Wrong This Month

Run the six checks above, then talk to us. Share the month and a screenshot of the SAP ledger.

With those two things we can usually tell whether it is something we can fix, something you can fix, or something we need to raise together.

If you want the longer version of what this year has looked like from our side of the software, I wrote that one on my own blog.

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Anyway, we have some exciting news for you!

Remember those times when you’re all set for a patient, with optional coffee in hand, only to find out they’re a no-show?

Well, we’ve been listening to your concerns, and we’re thrilled to introduce our new Appointment Confirmation Feature!

What’s the deal with this new feature?

Think of it as your virtual secretary and it just does what you need. Here’s what it does:

1. Automatic Reminders: The system sends out reminders to your patients, so they don’t forget their appointment. No more “Ay, nakalimutan ko!” excuses!
2. Easy Confirmation: Patients can confirm their appointments with just a tap. It’s easier than ordering Jollibee delivery!
3. Rescheduling Options: If something comes up, patients can easily request to reschedule. No more ghosting!
4. Real-time Updates: You’ll see confirmations and reschedule requests instantly. It’s like magic, but it’s just good tech!

Why should you care?

1. Save Time: Less time chasing patients means more time for your actual practice.
2. Reduce No-shows: Fewer empty slots in your schedule means better productivity and potentially increased revenue.
3. Improved Patient Experience: Your patients will appreciate the reminders and flexibility. Happy patients = loyal patients!
4. Better Planning: With confirmed appointments, you can plan your day better.

How to get started?

The feature is already integrated into your existing workflow. If you’ve been scheduling appointments inside SeriousMD, then it’s super easy to get started. Here’s a quick guide on how to use it right now and here’s a more in-depth guide.

What’s next?

We’re constantly working on making SeriousMD the best tool for Filipino doctors. Stay tuned for more updates! And hey, if you have any suggestions, don’t be shy to reach out. We’re all ears!

Remember, we’re not just an app; we’re your partner in providing the best care for your patients. Let’s continue to revolutionize healthcare in the Philippines, one feature at a time!

P.S. Don’t forget to share SeriousMD with your fellow doctors. The more, the merrier! More features coming up soon!

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Looking back, the past 2 years was all a blur to us as we were releasing things left and right. We hope we were able to at least help you out during those times and continue to do so moving forward.

A lot of what we did the past 2 years were “reactionary“ which led to some disconnected experiences with some features or simple things such as button placements that could be better.

For the earlier part of this year, we set some targets so we can continue to clean things up behind the scenes and also fix up the small things that lead to an overall better experience of using SeriousMD and NowServing.

There are still a lot more as we have a whole board of them and we’re sniping them off 1 by 1. We don’t announce them anymore because they are small adjustments and improvements.

We were also building processes to further improve how we do things, so that’s why we’re also doing more research and interviews (both doctors and patients) to be able to design, build and release features.

We did miss some target features in Q2 because we needed to adjust the timing again due to the surge at the start of the year and some urgent integrations but we hope to get back on track and still reach all the goals for this year.

We’re also working on a secret project, maybe I could announce it by the end of the year if things continue to move well with it.

Now, for some of the recent updates.

Google Calendar Integration

One of the most requested features on our list was to have a way to integrate and show consultation appointments inside Google Calendar. It’s now possible! Click here to see how.

Apple users: Enable sync to your Google Calendar account, then add the Google Calendar account in your Apple Calendar.

Partners Area

There’s a new partners area inside your account.

The goal of the Partners area is to be able to have a place inside SeriousMD where we can show integrations that provide value to your medical practice, so you can provide even better care for your patients.

For the launch of the Partners area, we’ve started with a new type of integration with Hi-Precision.

As long as you are tagged as the referring physician or patients that used the test request you’ve provided for them, then you will be able to see the results here even if the patient did not go through the NowServing app.

We’re currently still building up the partners area. We believe it will bring tremendous value for you, your care for your patients and your practice in the long run.

If your hospital or organization or facility is open to integrate with us, please let them know that they can reach out to us at any time. https://seriousmd.com/contact

Profile Announcements Area – Pop Up

2 years ago, during the start of the pandemic, we announced in the app that we can show a popup on the doctor profile page, just so we could help with informing your patients on what they need to do.

It was all manually done and we were basically reacting to the situation. We shifted that to a form later on but it wasn’t as customizable.

As things are still continuously shifting week to week and even day to day, we’ve released an updated Profile Announcements area.

You now have the control to change the alignment.

Your MediCard patients can now also request an LOA for both online and face to face consultations from their NowServing app. There are also new Sub-Specialties, Services and Social Media Images you can select.

What’s Coming Up Next?

A new HMO integration is coming in July. An update related to prescriptions is coming up next as well! Watch out for that one!

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We’ve been in the trenches and working on major projects to further enhance our goal of making healthcare and healthcare technology accessible for everyone, so much so, it feels like time just passed by so quickly.

A lot of the things we’ve done during the first quarter of 2022 were primarily geared at longer term projects (bigger projects such as group calls, messenger overhaul & structural-related things) and catching up on minor enhancements. We’ve mainly been releasing updates and bug fixes behind the scenes, which is why we’re not posting much. There’s nothing sexy when talking about adding buttons for more control, adjusting the interface, improving load speed and things like that. We’ve also dedicated some time working on our internal processes, which will eventually help things be more efficient in the long run.

As we all continue to adapt to the new normal (cliche ) – SeriousMD will continue to be your partner in your day-to-day medical practice.

This month, we’ve released our first major feature of the year…

Group Calls

We have finished re-designing and recreating the virtual calls feature from scratch. Today, Group Calls for SeriousMD is now finally out.

Currently, group calls can have up to 4 participants:

• The doctor and the patient are staples in the call like always
• You can invite 2 other people to join the call by copying and sharing the link or sharing the links to the patient or sending the link to the person to be invited. (We’ve heard about various use-cases, such us parents that want to join the call, doctors with patients here but relative overseas wanted to join the call, to doctors that wanted to invite residents to join the call. I’m sure there are a lot more use-cases, so be sure to let us know how it helps you!)

As the virtual calls feature was recreated from scratch, this update gives us leeway to add enhancements more efficiently in the long term, so what you see now will still be improved over time.

All New Profile Pages

We’ve released a huge update as well for your SeriousMD Profile pages. It’s a completely new design that will also reflect consistently on the NowServing app.

– Badges

Your new SeriousMD Profile pages will now show a badges area. The badges act as extra customization on the page, much like hanging a certificate on the wall of your clinic. These badges are not shown on the directory results. The badges are only visible when your page is loaded.

– Frequently Asked Questions

You probably have a list of common questions that patients ask you by now. We’ve added an all new Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) area inside your SeriousMD account, so you can add all the answers there and patients can see the details even before they book.

We have more plans for your booking pages and improving visibility further, but for now, we have to admit, the Profile page design has come a long way from what it was a few years ago. We really hope you’ll love it.

Anyway, that’s it for this post. I know a lot of you are going back to clinic now because I’ve been getting messages about “I didn’t know that I can use SeriousMD in my clinic and not just for teleconsult!” more and more lately.

Just means we’re not doing a good job conveying that for doctors that just joined.

If you end up here from the newsletter email, and you’re going back to clinic soon but plan to continue with online consultations, you definitely can use SeriousMD for both.

SeriousMD‘s core software will and always be, a Practice Management application (Electronic Medical Records/Appointments Management/Billing) with Telemedicine Features and more. If you have clarifications about using SeriousMD in the clinic or any of our features, feel free to schedule an online call here or leave a message in the support area. Talk to you soon!

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We also take this time to plan out a release schedule for updates we plan to release as well for the coming year but that’s often just a guess. Unexpected things can throw a wrench in our plans at any time, so we have to be able to adjust with the things that happen.

With the pandemic, it has been a big adjustment as to how we work. It’s easy to assume that as a technology company, we would have things nailed down by now in terms of working remotely, but honestly, it’s still an ongoing struggle for us to adjust and balance. Things will get better as we continue to adapt to this new style of work and we’ll continue to improve the way we push out updates to SeriousMD and NowServing.

We saw a lot of new features this year and personally, I’m most excited to see the fruits of our work from the last 2 updates of 2021; COVID reporting and being able to release the update so that you can start receiving feedback from patients by January 2022 when we release it on the NowServing side. It may not sound like much, but I’m confident that you will find it super useful in the long run.

We also missed some targets this year that we wanted to be able to release by Q4. Sadly, there was just not enough time.

Good thing is, we’ve already started work on many of them, which means 2022 will be PACKED.

Now, speaking of 2022, for SeriousMD, I think I can share some things that are coming up:

• Messenger Overhaul

A few of you that were part of the testing process have seen this already. We’re rebuilding the SeriousMD Messenger from the ground up to be able to provide the things that you need to be able to communicate better with your patients. The current Messenger is part of our pre-COVID SeriousMD and back then, the use-cases of doctors were different. We’re finally able to get to this and update it and we can’t wait to get it out and get it in your hands.

• Sending Forms to be Filled Up

You’ll soon be able to send forms for patients to fill up and send back to you. This has been a long time coming but due to the structural issues that we needed to build first, we couldn’t just push this feature out. The team is finally able to push out the things needed on the NowServing side, so we can now start working on this feature.

• Tagging

Another feature we’ve been wanting to push out for the longest time. Similar to the one above, we needed to update a lot of things behind the scenes before we are even able to work on this.

• New HMO Integrations

A lot of new partnerships are currently on the table on the HMO side. A couple are slated to be finished within Q1.

• Calendar Overhaul

We have some legacy features from our pre-COVID days and they aren’t linked to the queue and calendar. We want to be able to integrate a lot of these older features and make them smarter moving forward. We also know the features you’ve all been asking for. I want them in the app, too. They will be in 2022. 🙂

I have 10 more on my list that I can share but I’ll probably share that at a different time.

Though the challenges never seem to stop coming for all of us, there are a lot of things to be thankful for this year.

We want to thank you for another year of trusting SeriousMD. We hope we’ve helped you become more productive with your practice and to be able to offer the care that your patients needed.

Cheers to a great 2022! May you have the best year yet.

Happy new year to you and your family, doc!

From your small but growing team here at SeriousMD.

Stay safe!

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We had a patient list. We barely had notes.

Awww… Version 1.0

We didn’t even have a proper prescription.

We did have a queue list.

Yup, you can say that it was literally a glorified patient list back then, but it was still the best glorified patient list at that time.

But things quickly changed over the next few months. We busted out update after update.
Learned from our mistakes and listened to feedback. We just kept grinding.

Over the course of the next months and years, we were told that we weren’t good enough.

They said that serving and working with doctors will be a dead end.

Well, we view things a little bit differently.

Today marks the start of the 6th year, officially, for SeriousMD.

We’re still alive, grinding, releasing updates every single day (though you won’t notice many of them on the front end) and the team has also been relentlessly churning out and planning out enhancements.

I’d also like to add that I couldn’t be more proud of the SeriousMD team for stepping up during the start of the pandemic.

We had the whole 2020 planned out since December 2019, only to be thrown out the window in a span of 2 days and replaced with a completely new roadmap to be able to help our existing users. Those that have trusted and worked with us since even before this pandemic started.

I still remember every second of those 6 weeks of non-stop, practically 24/7 grind to churn out version 2, online booking, online billing, virtual consults, and many more. That’s excluding the webinars, demos and working with issues that came after that.

It’s been a wild ride to say the least and this is shaping up to be another crazy year. We’ve release a new call update, iOS features, Mac M1 support, NowServing improvements for the site and the app and tons more in the works for EMR improvements.

I’ll talk about some of the upcoming plans in the March and April newsletters, so if you haven’t, be sure to sign up for your free SeriousMD account.

Like I’ve said before, we’d like to look at our small company like the little train, that could.
We do hope you can continue to support SeriousMD and of course, please tell your peers about us. (Pretty please?)

Thank you so much for all your support. It kept us going even when we were running on fumes. There’s no emoji that can show how much we appreciate it. 

We look forward to better years, bigger challenges and of course, better healthcare.

Be healthy, stay safe.

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One of the hardest things when managing a Page is to actually have content to post, so we thought it would be nice if we could come up with some graphics for you to share on your social media pages while raise awareness about COVID-19.

We also noticed that a lot of you enjoyed our QR posters. This may be a good way to help share other images that you can print out and post in the clinic or at home.

Check these out and save what you need. A bulk download link is at the end.

Posters:

Here’s a controversial one

Source: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/03/14/811609026/the-new-coronavirus-can-live-on-surfaces-for-2-3-days-heres-how-to-clean-them

#Coronavirus #PreventativeMeasures

Source: https://www.prevention.com/health/mental-health/a31469215/coronavirus-anxiety-tips/

For Your Stories

Being a Good Neighbor

Questions/Engagement

So, let’s end it with this. What’s your answer?

Download Link

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Taken from the newsletter sent to everybody yesterday

Let’s Do a Quick Recap:

• Day 1: Version 2 announcement
• Day 2: Online billing feature
• Day 3: Virtual consults

Day 4? Let’s complete it.

Online Booking is now available! Even new patients can now request for an appointment.
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Please read on.

Have you Googled yourself recently?

Your patients probably have.

If you have though, you probably noticed you have a SeriousMD page.

And now, you have a shiny new BLUE button on your page, too.

What’s it For??

Well, you might’ve asked us one of these things already:

• How can new patients book for an appointment with me?
• Can new patients just enter themselves, so I don’t have to type anything?
• Can patients request for a booking to me directly without giving my number?
• How can patients find me online?
• How can patients get their own mobile app links to do virtual consults?

and other variations…

That shiny new blue button is the answer to those questions. 

Try it. 

Google yourself and check out your SeriousMD profile page.

If you don’t see your page yet, it’s either you just signed up for a SeriousMD account OR you disabled it in the past.

Want to update it? You can edit it here.
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Why Is This a New Feature?

• It VERIFIES existing patients. Existing patients can already request for an appointment directly.
• It checks for checks for duplicate patients and warns you. If also checks against their previous contact details to let you update it.
• New patients will need to be verified by yourself or your staff before they are allowed to request an appointment. It’s for your own sanity.
• Once a patient makes it to your Appointment Request list, they are automatically sent a mobile app link to download the Now Serving app.

Like it? Please share out your Profile page on your social media pages and even in your Viber and Messenger groups!

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Note:

• You can edit your details in your profile here.

I suggest adding something in the description box to talk about your practice. Give it a day to refresh on Google. Don’t worry about it not refreshing right after you save the new information.

Samples: (Click the button on the page to see)

https://seriousmd.com/doc/mind

https://seriousmd.com/doc/dryusi

https://seriousmd.com/doc/carlocmd

https://seriousmd.com/doc/dlibrado

https://seriousmd.com/doc/byronangelesmd

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That’s it for our 4 year celebration while in quarantine… We will obviously be updating each of those features in the coming days and weeks.

You can check out the updates in the What’s New area of the app or in the Facebook Group.

Now go on, give it a try!

Can I ask you a small favor?

• Please tell your colleagues about SeriousMD. It’ll help us out a lot.
• and a 5 star review perhaps?

To the new doctors that just signed up today, welcome!
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Take care and stay safe doc.

Update: October 8: Lots of new updates have happened over the past months. There’s also a Philippine doctors’ directory now where patients can find and book appointments online. The Now Serving app has grown up and is also entering it’s version 2 update later in the month. Thank you everybody for supporting us, we’ll continue to get better to bring you and your patients an even better experience.

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You’ve now heard of the Version 2 announcement from the other day and the online billing feature yesterday, and this one is the biggest one yet.

Announcement #3 is about Virtual Consults. 

Please read on.
Downloadable guides at the end.

Apparently, we don’t have to announce it anymore.
Seems like a lot of you have started virtually consulting with patients already!

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We only had a little time to build this out, again, I ask for your patience.

We’ve worked on this for 9 days, not 6 years like others have. We will continue to improve it and we have been doing so.

As you know, we are primarily a practice management and EMR app but with the current situation, we just wanted to offer our help to all of you and your fellow HCW at the same time. 

So with that said, we are officially launching Virtual Consults.

You can now do online consults with your SeriousMD account.

You can do it in both V1 and V2 but we just suggest using V2 directly.

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The GIST

1. Login https://v2.seriousmd.com/doctor/

2. Your patients should have a primary mobile number and/or email address

3. Optionsl but recommended: you “can” queue the patient if you want to schedule all your online consults

4. Press Start Virtual Consultation and away you go!

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My Personal Suggestion:

• I suggest adding yourself as a patient or somebody with you in the house.
• Add the primary mobile number and email address. Save.
• Send a “Mobile App Link” to the “patient”
• The “patient” receives an email/SMS with a unique link and taps the link
• The “patient” installs the Now Serving app and logins already
• Doctor’s app: Start a Virtual Consult with that fake patient
• The patient app will ring and just pick up

Just so you can see the process.

It’s actually just 2 steps if the patient is already in your database.

Your virtual consult will open in a separate tab on your browser.

For now, side by side muna, 2 browser tabs open, half the screen with SeriousMD, the other half with the video consult session.

We eventually will merge them together into one screen.

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FAQ:

What’s the Send Mobile App Link button for?

Sometimes your patients might not listen and just deletes the link they got from you. You can send the unique link again by using this. If the consult is not yet right now, you can use it to send a link early, so they can download the Now Serving app ahead of time.

Can I send files and can patients send files?

Yes. Once you’re in a call, a chat specific for your session will turn on. You can send and receive from there.

Will you charge me for Virtual Consults?

Though it costs us money for each video session along with running and hosting this, we will not be charging for it at least at this time. Contrary to popular belief, video isn’t free. Viber video calls, FB calls, though they may seem free, it costs those companies a lot of money, so they have to get it back somewhere. For us, if you use the Billing module to bill the patient, the added charge helps us at least to cover a portion of the costs we incur with Virtual Consults, so if possible, please use it.

It only works on smartphones?

Yup, it works on Android and iOS. Sadly, it will not work with old Nokia 5110 phones.

Why do the patients need to download the app? Other services don’t let the patient download apps anymore.

Because those other services cannot do what we can do as a whole. The Now Serving app is linked to your EMR. You can send your instructions, labs, prescriptions, images through the app. There’s a chat feature. Patients can see a record of their consult transcripts. There are also other features like booking requests, knowing their queue number, being notified if it’s almost their turn and more.

So I can only do Virtual Consults from the web app right now?

You can also do it on the latest version of the SeriousMD iOS app. iOS 13 is required.

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We’re super tired, we’ve been grinding these things out and we’re running on fumes.

We’d really like to get a couple hours of sleep and be back for some more updates tomorrow, because we’re not yet done.

ENJOY! ❤️

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TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read)

For Doctors:

Download the Step by Step Guide Here

For Patients:

Download the Step by Step Guide Here
Something you can share with patients.

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SeriousMD is officially 4 years old today and in these trying times, it’s really no time to celebrate.

We’ve been pretty quiet the past weeks as we’ve been in quarantine and grinding to get these new things out for you.

In less than 10 days, we’ve built these 4 things to help you cope with the current crisis and we HOPE that you’d be able to use them to help yourself and your patients.

Some of your fellow doctors have seen these announcements in the Facebook Group as that was the only place we could announce quickly without affecting our productivity.

A “pakiusap” at the start: everything is not going to be 100% perfect. These are all new and we are working on all these components at the same time, most of which are built from scratch with the little time we had.

With the current crisis, good enough is better than perfect. Improvements will be done everyday.

Magtulungan po tayo, a bit of patience and understanding at the start.

There will be 1 email everyday for the next 4 days.

I promise to keep the next emails short…. I mean, I’ll try.

There is a PROCESS and a plan behind the madness.

It starts here.

Please read until the end for a teaser of what’s coming in the next email.

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Announcement #1: SeriousMD Version 2 (Web App is Live)

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First things first. For those that have not updated to the latest SeriousMD iOS app yet, please download it from your App Store or thru this link

Now, you might be wondering why you need to do that kasi walang “visible” change on the iOS app.

Well, we need you to update the app because we are now releasing SeriousMD V2 on the web app for everybody.

The iOS app update makes it compatible.

SeriousMD iOS V2 is currently in the “testing phase” and being optimized, so it has not yet been released.

So, our small “pakiusap” is please bear with us during this transition phase.

Yes, the design of SeriousMD on iOS will still be in V1, but BOTH V1 and V2 can be used at the same time.

All the new features that I’ll be talking about WILL have heavy demands and require the latest technology.

That is why we had to bring out V2 now during this crisis to be able to handle the new features we’re bringing to you.

Here is the link to SeriousMD Version 2 (Google Chrome Recommended) https://v2.seriousmd.com/doctor/   Just add a V2 at the start.

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We will be slowly transitioning EVERYBODY using the web to V2 in the next couple of weeks. We will be phasing out V1 soon.

The main purpose of V2 is to make it more flexible behind the scenes, have integrations be possible and of course, lessen your clicks to make you even more productive.

• Try using your templates, you already saved at least 3 clicks.
• Try to send an e-prescription, you already saved 2 clicks.
• Create SOAP note with your Obstetric History data already attached (and others) – you already saved at least 5 clicks.

And so on. Cumulatively, you will save even more time.

Feel free to play with it while we have this quarantine in place. Others are using it already daily since the past week.

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ANOTHER reason why we need to use V2 on the web, is because we’ve ALSO finished a way for you to charge your patients remotely and it’s only available in V2.

You can send bills remotely and get paid by using the Billing module inside SeriousMD.

Yup, just like how you normally use SeriousMD as your EMR and practice management app.

How does it work? I’ll continue on the next email.

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To the new doctors that just signed up recently, yes, this is how we do things. We are not robots, you can talk to us.

Though we are not seen at the frontlines, we are also getting things done behind the scenes.

Check your inbox tomorrow for the 2nd email (2/4)

Take care and stay safe doc.

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