Otolaryngology software built around the ear, nose, and throat exam
Chart otoscopy, rhinoscopy, and throat findings on dedicated maps, draft the note while you examine, and share prescriptions on WhatsApp.
The ear examination map
Chart the tympanic membrane, canal and attic, with nose and throat maps a tap away.Screen from the Medabha consult room, shown with demo data.Built for the ENT exam
Ear (Pinna, EAC, TM, Cone of Light), Nose (Anterior rhinoscopy, septum, turbinates), and Throat (Oral aperture, uvula, tonsillar crypts) examination maps.
One-click problem packs
Pre-fills common findings and medicines for ent visits. You review and edit before signing — nothing reaches the chart unapproved.
Why ent clinics use Medabha
Otoscopy and rhinoscopy findings on a map
Mark tympanic membrane, septum, and tonsillar findings on the correct diagram instead of typing a description from memory after the exam.
High patient volume, less typing
The ambient scribe drafts the note while you talk to the patient, so a busy ENT OPD stays on schedule.
Follow-up advice that survives the visit
Share Picture Rx and a short spoken advice clip so instructions for ear drops or nasal sprays are not forgotten by the time the patient gets home.
ENT clinic software questions
Does Medabha have separate ear, nose, and throat charts?
Yes — Ear, Nose, and Throat each have a dedicated examination map for marking otoscopy, rhinoscopy, and throat findings.
Can I compare findings from a follow-up visit for CSOM or otitis media?
Yes. Ghost overlay shows the previous visit's markings as a translucent layer, useful for tracking resolution across follow-up visits.
Are there ENT-specific problem packs?
Yes — one-click packs for Acute Otitis Media, Allergic Rhinitis, Acute Tonsillitis, and CSOM pre-fill common findings and medicines to review before signing.
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