DHEALTHCARE FOR INDEPENDENT PRACTICES
A Practice App for Independent Doctors: Compliant EMR, Straight from the Browser
Independent practices are also required to keep electronic medical records — and you do not need a hospital system to comply. DHealthcare offers a lightweight package for solo practices: booking, EMR, prescriptions, billing, and SATUSEHAT reporting in one cloud application, plus AI Speech-to-SOAP that writes your medical notes from voice. From around Rp100 thousand per month, with a free trial.
Many doctors assume the electronic medical record mandate applies only to hospitals and clinics. In fact, Ministry of Health Regulation (Permenkes) No. 24 of 2022 explicitly lists independent doctor practices among the healthcare facilities required to maintain electronic medical records. The Ministry of Health is also driving all facilities — including solo practices — to connect to the SATUSEHAT platform.
For a doctor practicing alone, this creates an awkward position. Hospital systems are plainly too big and too expensive. Paper cards or generic note apps do not meet EMR requirements — and patient histories scatter: cards go missing, handwriting becomes illegible, past medications rely on memory. In a busy practice, documentation is precisely what gets sacrificed first, because there is no administrative staff to help.
DHealthcare offers the middle path: a lightweight, cloud-based solo-practice package from the same team behind SIMRS DHealth for hospitals. Booking, electronic medical records, prescriptions, billing, and SATUSEHAT reporting run from your laptop's browser — and the Speech-to-SOAP feature turns your spoken findings into structured SOAP notes, so documentation finishes when the consultation does.
The Solo-Practice Dilemma: Treating Alone, Documenting Alone
EMR is mandatory for independent practices too
Permenkes 24/2022 makes no exception for solo practices. Without a fitting system, EMR compliance and SATUSEHAT reporting land personally on the doctor — squeezed between already-full practice hours.
Documentation happens after the patient leaves
With no administrative staff, medical notes get deferred to the end of the day. Anamnesis and therapy details blur, and writing up records becomes routine overtime.
Patient histories scattered across paper cards
Cards go missing, handwriting is hard to read, medication and allergy histories rely on memory. Continuity of care — the core value of a trusted practice — depends on fragile paper archives.
Available systems are oversized for one doctor
Hospital systems and multi-poli clinic apps offer dozens of modules irrelevant to a single practitioner — priced and complicated at clinic scale, not practice scale.
The Solo-Practice Package: Compact, Compliant, Done in the Consultation Room
Speech-to-SOAP — speak, and the note is written
Dictate your findings; the AI structures them into a SOAP note in the medical record. You review and confirm the result — documentation is finished while the patient is still in the room, not at midnight.
EMR aligned with Permenkes 24/2022
Assessments, diagnoses, therapies, prescriptions, and each patient's history are recorded cleanly and traceably — with security, confidentiality, and access rights that follow the electronic medical record rules.
SATUSEHAT reporting from the same system
SATUSEHAT integration (Kemenkes, FHIR) is built in, so your practice's health-data reporting runs from the application you use daily — no re-entry into a separate platform.
Booking, queues, and billing that run themselves
Patients book online, queues stay ordered, and payments are captured at a cashier linked to services and prescriptions. The practice stays organized even when you work alone.
Practice-sized pricing, browser-only
No servers, no installation — a laptop and a browser are enough. The solo-practice package starts at around Rp100 thousand per month (per dhealthcare.co.id), with a free trial before you subscribe.
DHealthcare is built by PT Citraraya Nusatama — the same team behind SIMRS DHealth, which runs in Indonesian hospitals. Its clinical workflow is derived from hospital systems, repackaged into a lightweight solo-practice edition. DTI is your single point of accountability — from first trial to daily support.
A Digital Practice in a Matter of Days
Free trial from your browser
Sign up for the free trial and run a real practice flow: register a patient, write (or dictate) a SOAP note, issue a prescription, and close the payment.
Migrate existing patient data
Patient data from cards or spreadsheets is migrated with the team's help — starting with active patients, without having to transcribe the entire archive at once.
Activate SATUSEHAT reporting
The SATUSEHAT connection for your practice is activated and tested, so reporting obligations run automatically from your daily records.
The practice runs, the system follows
Go live with the team's assistance. Because everything is cloud-based, nothing extra needs installing in your consultation room.
Frequently Asked Questions from Independent Practitioners
I practice alone. Am I really required to use an EMR?
Yes. Ministry of Health Regulation No. 24 of 2022 lists independent doctor practices among the healthcare facilities required to maintain electronic medical records. The good news: compliance does not require a hospital system — DHealthcare's solo-practice package is designed for exactly this scale.
What does it cost for a solo practice?
The independent-practice package starts at around Rp100 thousand per month, per DHealthcare's public material at dhealthcare.co.id — contact us for current pricing. A free trial is available, so you can confirm the fit before subscribing.
Do I need a dedicated computer or server?
No. DHealthcare is fully cloud-based and opens in a browser — the laptop you already use is enough. There is no server installation, and system updates run automatically.
How does Speech-to-SOAP work, and can I rely on it?
You dictate your findings, and the AI structures them into a draft SOAP note in the medical record. You remain the one who reviews and confirms the note — the AI speeds up the writing, while clinical judgment and documentation responsibility stay with the doctor.
I see BPJS patients. Does it connect to P-Care?
DHealthcare includes P-Care BPJS integration for primary care. If your practice is registered as a BPJS FKTP partner, visits recorded in the system flow into the P-Care workflow without double entry; the exact scheme is mapped with the team during onboarding.
How is my patients' confidentiality protected?
Data is encrypted in the cloud, access is role-based, and every action leaves an audit trail — in line with medical-record confidentiality obligations and Law No. 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection, which classifies health data as specific personal data.
DHEALTHCARE FOR INDEPENDENT PRACTICES
Start a Free Trial for Your Practice
Tell us about your practice and how you keep medical records today. The DTI and DHealthcare team will set up a free trial — you can try Speech-to-SOAP on your own patient flow right away.
