Docuity EHR
Free patient records for a small clinic, signed notes that cannot be quietly rewritten
What it does
Docuity EHR is free patient-record software sized for a small clinic rather than a hospital, and part of the Docuity suite. A clinic builds its patient list once, and every visit grows a chart holding problems, medications, allergies, vitals and uploaded documents, plus a structured note per visit. Once a note is signed it locks: it cannot be secretly rewritten, and a correction is added as a labelled follow-up entry, or a mistaken note is struck through and kept rather than deleted, so the record keeps its word.
Three staff roles, admin, clinician and front desk, draw a clear line between who can keep the clinic moving and who can write and sign clinical notes, and every read and write on a chart is recorded to a log admins can check. When it is time to prescribe, a clinician hands the patient's medicines and allergies straight to Docuity Rx over a short-lived, signed request rather than a standing API into any patient's data.
Docuity EHR makes no HIPAA certification, SOC 2 report, or signed Business Associate Agreement claim, and adds no extra encryption layer beyond what its hosting deployment already provides.
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