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Digital Visiting Card for Doctors & Clinics

A digital visiting card for doctors is a one-page link with your name, qualifications, clinic address and buttons to call, WhatsApp, get directions or save your number. Patients open it from a QR code at reception or a WhatsApp message, so your details stay in their phone instead of a lost paper card.

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Paper vs digital

What changes for doctors

Paper card

A patient loses your paper card, searches your name and finds a different doctor.

Digital card

Save Contact puts your name, clinic number and address in the patient's phonebook in one tap.

Save contact

Paper card

The reception phone keeps ringing with "Where exactly is the clinic?"

Digital card

Patients tap your address to open directions in Google Maps, landmark and all.

Directions

Paper card

A new clinic number or a second branch means reprinting a whole box of cards.

Digital card

Edit your card once. The link and the QR at reception stay the same, so there is nothing to reprint.

Your own QR code
Checklist

What to put on a visiting card for doctors

Each item names the part of the card it lives on.

  1. Profile

    Patients want to know they have the right doctor. Write them the way they appear on your certificates.

  2. Profile

    A plain fact that shows who you are. Copy it exactly as issued, with the council's name.

  3. Buttons

    Put it on the Call and WhatsApp buttons, so patients reach a person and not a switched-off phone.

  4. Buttons

    Patients tap the address for directions. The floor and landmark save a confused call from the lift.

  5. About

    There is no separate timings section. Write your morning and evening sessions in About and edit them when they change.

  6. Services

    General consultation, check-ups or procedures, listed as facts, with no discounts or promises of results.

  7. QR code

    Print it on a counter standee so patients save your number while they wait for their turn.

In India, the National Medical Commission (NMC) sets rules on how doctors may publicise themselves. Keep your card factual: qualifications, services, clinic address and contact details, with no discounts, offers or patient reviews. Rules change, so check the current rules before you publish. This is general information, not legal advice.

From hello to saved

How a patient reaches you

What happens after you share your card.

Sample card · fictional details

  1. A patient scans your QR. The standee at your reception desk opens your card in the phone's camera. No app needed.

  2. Your card opens. Name, services and buttons to call, WhatsApp or get directions.

  3. Your number is saved. Save Contact adds Sharma Clinic to their phonebook in one tap.

  4. Their enquiry reaches you. It lands in your Leads list, ready to follow up.

Features that matter

What your card does for doctors

What your card does for doctors: what you need, how the card does it and the plan it is on.
What you needHow your card does itPlan
Patients calling the clinicOne-tap call

Patients call your reception with one tap from your card, with no number to type.

All plans
Finding the clinic on the first visitDirections

Patients tap your address to open directions in Google Maps.

All plans
Your number saved in the patient's phoneSave contact

Save Contact puts your name, number, email, website and address into their phonebook in one tap.

All plans
A QR at the reception deskYour own QR code

Download your QR as PNG or SVG and print a counter standee. The QR stays the same when you redesign your card.

All plans
Tap or scan at the counterNFC standee, ₹1,499

An NFC standee (₹1,499) at reception: patients tap their phone on it or scan it to open your card.

Add-on
Quick questions without a phone callWhatsApp chat

One tap opens a WhatsApp chat with the clinic number, so patients can message your reception.

All plans
Knowing whether patients use the cardVisits & taps

See how many people opened your card, what they tapped, such as Call or Directions, and whether they came from a QR scan.

All plans
Designs

Designs shown with sample details for doctors

Every design works for any business. Open a live demo, then start free on the one you like.

Start free for 30 days, no payment details. Then Gold from ₹99/month or ₹999/year, or Platinum from ₹199/month or ₹1,999/year. Your link and QR stay the same when you upgrade.

FAQ

Questions doctors ask

What should be written on a doctor's visiting card?

Write your name, qualifications, speciality, registration number, clinic address and the phone number your reception answers, plus your consultation days and times. On a digital card, add buttons to call, WhatsApp, get directions and save your number. Keep every line factual, the way you would write it on your clinic board.

Can doctors in India use a digital visiting card?

Yes, as a factual card with your clinic's contact details, much like a printed one. The National Medical Commission (NMC) sets rules on how doctors may publicise themselves, so stick to qualifications, services and address, leave out offers and reviews, and check the current rules before you publish. This is general information, not legal advice.

How do patients save my clinic number from the card?

They tap Save Contact, and your name, number, email, website and address go into their phonebook in one tap. Patients open the card by scanning the QR at your reception desk or from a link you send on WhatsApp, so nobody has to type your number.

Can I show my clinic timings on the card?

Yes, write them in your About text. There is no separate timings section, so list your consultation days and times there, such as morning and evening sessions, and edit the text whenever they change. Your link and QR stay the same, so the standee at reception keeps working.

Doctor ka visiting card kaise banaye?

Sign up free, pick a design and fill in your name, qualifications, clinic address and phone number. Write your timings in the About text, then share the link on WhatsApp or print your QR for the reception desk. You can write the details in Hindi or any language; the buttons stay in English.

How much does a digital visiting card for a clinic cost?

You can start free for 30 days with no payment details. After that, Gold is ₹99 a month or ₹999 a year, and Platinum is ₹199 a month or ₹1,999 a year. An NFC standee for your reception desk is a one-time ₹1,499. Your link and QR stay the same when you upgrade.

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