Practice management for skin clinics

Run the diary.
Not the other way round.

Run The Clinic is the practice management system for dermatology and aesthetic clinics: booking, clinical notes, billing, marketing and patient messages in one calm place. Built inside a working multi-location skin clinic group in London, not in a software office.

No public sign-up. Every clinic is set up personally, from the City of London.

Tuesday, runningHarley Street
  • 09:00Amara OseiFull skin check · Dr Rahman · Room 2ConfirmedArrivedCompleted
  • 09:45James WhitfieldMole removal · Minor ops · Room 1Confirmed
  • 10:30Priya ChandranPatch test review · Nurse ColeReminder sent
  • 11:15Elena MarshNew consultation · booked online just nowNew

Built in practice,
not in theory.

Run The Clinic was not designed in a workshop and then sold to clinics. It grew screen by screen inside a working, multi-location dermatology and skin surgery group, to run real clinic days. Every feature earned its place at an actual front desk before it earned a place on this page.

That shows in the details: conflict checks that understand rooms and equipment, notes that lock when they are signed, reminders that cancel themselves when the booking does.

What's inside

One system, with the weight in the right places.

The diary

A front desk that never double-books

Day, week and month views built for a busy clinic. Conflicts across practitioners, rooms and equipment are caught as you book, the rota drives who is offered when, and patients can book online only where you allow it. Follow-ups stay linked to the original visit.

Week of 27 JulyRoom clash caught

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Marketing

Know which pound filled the diary

Every enquiry lands with its source attached, from a Google Ads click to a word-of-mouth referral. Leads move through a pipeline you configure and are measured through to booked revenue. The channels that only fill the inbox finally show themselves.

New enquiry

S. Okafor

Google Ads

L. Bennett

Instagram

Consult booked

R. Haddad

Word of mouth

Won

T. Nowak

Google Ads · £480

Google Ads this month: 14 enquiries · 6 booked · £2,140 revenue

Billing

Takings that match the till

Invoices, card payments, payment links and refunds with reconciliation built in. Card details go to Stripe and never touch our servers. The daily figure is right because it was never retyped.

Invoice 1042Paid · Card
  • Full skin check£150.00
  • Cryotherapy, 1 lesion£30.00
Total£180.00

Reconciled against today's takings · nothing retyped

Clinical records

Versioned notes and consent forms, photos on a body map, allergies, prescriptions, patch tests. Signed means sealed.

Communications

Confirmations and reminders that send themselves and cancel themselves. Every message logged per patient.

Online booking

A calm, branded booking page. Real availability from the rota, deduped patient records, attribution captured.

Recalls

Annual skin checks and patch test reviews that come back on their own, on the date you set.

Packages & memberships

Courses, memberships and discounts priced once in the catalogue, applied consistently at every location.

Reporting

Revenue, outcomes, sources and conversion from live data, not last week's export.

A day, running

What a clinic day looks like when it runs itself.

  1. 08:12

    A lead books itself

    An enquiry from last night's Google search books online. The source, campaign and click are recorded against the patient before anyone is at the desk.

  2. 09:00

    The day sheet is ready

    Rooms, practitioners and equipment already checked against each other. Reception opens one screen, not three.

  3. 11:40

    Notes lock on signature

    The consultation note is signed and becomes permanent at the database layer. Nobody can quietly edit history.

  4. 14:05

    The invoice settles itself

    Card payment recorded, invoice closed, daily takings already correct. No spreadsheet at five o'clock.

  5. 17:30

    Reviews ask themselves

    Three hours after each completed visit, a review request goes out with the right location's link. Logged against the patient, automatically.

How it protects you

Clinical software is only as good as its discipline.

Access, per person

Every member of staff sees exactly what their role allows, down to individual overrides. Reception does not see clinical notes unless you say so.

Records that hold

Signed consultation notes and consent forms are frozen at the database layer. Not hidden, not discouraged. Impossible to alter.

Isolation by design

Your clinic's data is separated from everyone else's at the database level, enforced on every single query rather than by good intentions.

An audit trail throughout

Who booked it, who changed it, who was told and when. The record of activity is append-only and kept alongside the data itself.

Getting started

No trial accounts, no empty screens. We set your clinic up ourselves.

1

See it running

Book a demo and walk through a working clinic day: the diary, a consultation, an invoice, the reminders going out. Bring your hardest questions.

2

We set you up

We load your services, prices, staff, rooms and note templates before anyone on your team touches a keyboard. You start from a configured system, not a blank one.

3

Your team goes live

Training for the front desk and the clinical team, then a measured switch-over. No historical baggage required. It works from the first booking.

See it running, with your services and your staff on screen.

A demo takes forty-five minutes and covers a full clinic day, from the first enquiry to the signed note and the settled invoice. Write to us and we will arrange a time.

hello@runtheclinic.com