Booking and billing for private clinics

Private doctors and healthcare practices use Kalenda to publish a practice page, let patients book available slots, and collect fees — without turning Kalenda into a medical record system.

Create your practice page

Operating challenges

Phone-heavy appointment coordination
Missed follow-up payments after consultations
No single link to share for new patient bookings

Kalenda workflow

Publish consultation types as services
Patients book from your /p/ practice page
Confirm visits on your calendar
Invoice and collect payment where enabled

What Kalenda does not replace

Electronic medical records (EMR)
Clinical decision support
Medical advice or diagnosis

Client journey

Open your practice link
Choose a consultation type
Pick an available time
Pay if your practice requires it at booking

Practitioner journey

Set hours and services
Share the practice link
Review bookings in Kalenda
Follow up on invoices as needed

Trust and privacy

Do not publish sensitive patient information on public pages
Search indexing is opt-in and separate from sharing a booking link

Frequently asked questions

Is Kalenda an electronic medical record?: No. Kalenda helps with scheduling, client self-service, invoicing, and payments. Clinical records belong in systems designed for that purpose.

Start with one practice link

Publish services, accept bookings, and collect payments from a single Kalenda page.