Medical Alliance Program
Build your practice around care.
Solaris is developing open tools and practical support for the people and places delivering care. Start with essential practitioner tools, explore broader clinic operations, or plan a local hardware and software setup with our team.
A stronger foundation for everyday care.
Care teams need useful tools, clear responsibilities and support they can rely on. We are building toward connected workflows that fit the way a practice works, while keeping personal information and professional access carefully scoped.
Start with what you need.
Choose a starting point that fits your practice and stage of development.
Support the people doing the work.
Make room for onboarding, training and practical implementation.
Keep a path forward.
Build continuity, export and recovery into the setup from the beginning.
Tools for your practice. Support for your next step.
These offers are in development. Contact Solaris to discuss scope, availability and a suitable starting point.
ClinicOS Mini
A simple place to begin.
Essential Solaris tools for individual practitioners taking their first steps into the network.
Planned focus
- Basic practitioner tools for everyday participation.
- A starting point for serving patients through Solaris.
- A path to broader clinic capabilities as needs grow.
Planned as a free basic tier.
ClinicOS Pro
Help your team work as one.
A broader operating workspace for coordinating the people, processes and everyday work of a clinic.
Planned focus
- Team and relationship management.
- Practice operations and point of sale.
- AI-assisted administrative workflows with human review.
Discuss your requirements.
Less software overhead. More room to grow.
We are developing Clinic in a Box to bring suitable hardware, open-source software and practical support into one coordinated clinic setup. The aim is to reduce unnecessary software overlap, simplify everyday work and give your practice a foundation it can build on over time.
Reduce overlapping software costs.
Bring compatible tools together and reduce duplicated subscriptions where the setup can reliably replace them. Put spending toward the capabilities and support your practice needs.
Connect the working day.
Coordinate supported workflows in one working environment, with clear staff roles and fewer unnecessary handoffs between disconnected tools.
Grow in stages.
Start with the workflows your team needs today. Add supported modules and team roles in phases as your practice develops.
Put quality hardware to lasting use.
Choose equipment suited to your workload, with maintenance and upgrade options considered from the beginning. Expand what makes sense as your needs evolve.
Build continuity into the setup.
Make backups, updates and recovery part of the plan, with documented responsibilities and practical training for the people operating the system.
Keep your future options open.
Build on open software, documented configuration and usable export paths, so future changes of tools or support providers are easier to plan.
What the setup includes
- Hardware selected for your team's needs.
- Software configuration, installation and staff onboarding.
- A documented handover covering updates, backup and recovery.
How it works
- 1Understand your needs
- 2Configure the setup
- 3Train your team
- 4Hand over a clear continuity plan
Understand the investment. Plan for the years ahead.
A useful proposal should make both the starting cost and the ongoing commitments clear: equipment, installation, training, maintenance, backup and any optional services.
Potential savings depend on your current tools, the workflows included and the support you choose. We aim to reduce avoidable costs while building a setup your team can maintain and grow with.
Hardware and implementation are scoped as a one-time purchase. Ongoing support and any third-party service costs are agreed separately.
Begin with your current tools, priorities and plans for growth.
Open foundations. Practical support.
Our aim is to make useful technology easier to adopt and easier to carry forward. Solaris can build its services around implementation, training and ongoing support while the software remains open to inspection and improvement.
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