Patients want three things: to know who you are, to book, and to find you. A digital business card gives them all three in one tap.
What to put on a clinic or practitioner card
- Name, specialty and clinic. Use the job title for a specialty.
- Booking button. A link button to your appointment page or a WhatsApp booking number.
- Google Directions. One icon that opens your location in the maps app.
- Google Reviews. Let happy patients leave a review.
- Opening hours and services. Use a text section for hours, the services you offer or languages spoken.
- Licence details. If appropriate for your role, add your licence number in the About text.
Where to use it
- A QR code at reception, on appointment cards and in the waiting area
- On referral letters and discharge documents
- On an NFC stand at the front desk, from a MyInfo partner
Keep private information private
A MyInfo card is a public page, so it should only hold information you would put on a public poster: your name, role, contact details and services. Never place patient information on a card. Use the privacy settings of a Premium card if a card is meant only for a small group.
For a whole clinic
Create one theme with the clinic's colours and apply it to every practitioner's card, so patients see a consistent brand.
Frequently asked questions
Can patients book directly on the card?
Add a link button to your booking system or WhatsApp number. The card sends the patient there.
Is a digital card suitable for a medical professional?
Yes, as an online business card. It is a public page for professional details, not a place for patient information.
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