Qlynic
AI-native EMR and clinic softwareRecords, transcription, scheduling and billing in one
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Draft records with AI transcription so clinicians focus on the patient
- Schedule doctors and manage recurring appointments across a multi-doctor clinic
- Complete insurance claims such as AHCIP and H Link for a clinic in Alberta
How to use it
- 1 Register on the Qlynic site and log in
- 2 Configure doctors, departments and insurance billing methods
- 3 Enter patient information and allergy history to build records
- 4 Book appointments and set reminders
- 5 Use AI transcription during visits to generate SOAP notes
- 6 Settle fees directly or through insurance after the visit
Who it is for
Pros
- One system for records, scheduling, telemedicine and billing
- AI transcription cuts manual record writing during visits
- Allergy cross-checks add a safety step at prescribing
Limitations
- It is a paid product with plans by clinic size, and pricing is not published
- Migrating existing records and training staff takes real effort
- AI-drafted notes still need clinician review before they become part of the record
What Qlynic is
Qlynic is an AI-native electronic medical record and clinic management platform from Arxeon Inc. It pulls the pieces a clinic usually buys separately into one system: clinical charting, AI transcription that drafts SOAP notes, appointment scheduling with reminders, browser-based video consultations, prescription writing with allergy cross-checks, test and referral requests, two-way SMS patient reminders, and financial management including direct billing and insurance settlement. Charting records show who wrote each entry, and reminders can be set seven days, one day and one hour before a visit. Different pricing plans suit clinics of different sizes, and a free trial may be available.
What you can do with it
- Draft clinical notes with AI transcription during the consultation
- Manage appointments, recurring visits, doctor schedules and leave
- Write prescriptions with allergy information cross-checked
- Run video consultations in the browser
- Issue test and referral requests and print documents on site
- Bill patients directly or settle with insurance providers
Who it is for
- Small clinics with one to five doctors that need one system for daily operations
- Multi-doctor clinics that need scheduling and team collaboration
- Clinics billing provincial insurance programmes such as AHCIP and H Link
- Practices that want transcription and records in the same tool
What to watch out for
This is a paid product with plans scaled by clinic size, and pricing is not published, so expect a sales conversation before rollout. Migrating existing patient records and training staff is a real project, not a switch you flip in an afternoon. And while AI transcription saves time, the draft note is still a draft: a clinician has to review and correct it before it becomes part of the medical record, and responsibility for accuracy and privacy stays with the practice.
FAQ
Is there a free trial?
A free trial may be available. Pricing is not explicitly published and plans vary by clinic size.
What does the AI transcription do?
It automatically generates SOAP notes during the visit, saving doctors time on manual record writing.
Which clinic sizes is it for?
It is aimed at small clinics with one to five doctors, multi-doctor clinics, and clinics billing provincial insurance programmes.
Does it support telemedicine?
Yes. It supports video consultations in the browser for remote patient and doctor communication.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
Screenshot archived from the listing page, for preview only.
