Secure, Role-Based Workspaces
Patients, doctors, and administrators receive tailored access. OTP verification, multi-factor authentication, provider approval, and digital consent support the controlled use of sensitive information.

A digital musculoskeletal (MSK) health platform that connects appointment booking, payments, video consultations, movement assessment, and electronic prescriptions. Ditstek brought patient, doctor, and administrator workflows together to support more coordinated remote specialist care.

Remote MSK care requires more than a video connection. Patients need to book appointments, share injury information, complete assessments, and receive follow-up guidance. Doctors need clinical context, tools for observing movement, and a reliable way to document consultations and prescribe medication. Ditstek developed a telehealth platform that connects these activities within dedicated patient, doctor, and administrator dashboards. Agora supports video consultations, MediaPipe Holistic provides computer-vision-assisted body landmark mapping, and DoseSpot enables electronic prescribing. Flexible scheduling accommodates different consultation lengths and recurring provider availability. Doctors control appointment completion so interrupted or extended calls can continue, while role-based access, provider approval, and versioned consent workflows support oversight of sensitive patient information.
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Appointments, payments, medical documents, video visits, prescriptions, and follow-up were handled through disconnected tools, making remote care harder to coordinate.
Different appointment lengths and recurring availability required conflict checks alongside approval, cancellation, rescheduling, and payment workflows.
Poor connectivity could interrupt visits, while clinical conversations could exceed their booked duration. Automatic completion risked closing appointments before care discussions had finished.
Standard video calls provided limited tools for documenting movement observations. Doctors needed visual references, assessment records, and clinical notes connected to each visit.
Patients, doctors, and administrators needed different permissions. Provider verification, consent, and recording controls were important to governing access and use of clinical information.
Updated consent documents required fresh patient signatures while preserving earlier versions and a reliable history of agreement.
Ditstek engineered a connected MSK telehealth platform combining scheduling, video consultations, computer-vision-assisted observation, clinical records, and administrative controls. Clinicians retain responsibility for interpreting movement and assessment findings.
Patients select a doctor, choose an available appointment, and pay through Stripe. Scheduling rules accommodate recurring availability and varied consultation lengths while helping prevent overlapping bookings.
Calls can continue beyond the scheduled appointment time. Doctors can reconnect after interruptions and manually mark a consultation complete when the visit has finished.
MediaPipe Holistic maps body landmarks during consultations, providing additional visual context for remote MSK assessment alongside clinician observation and patient information.
Doctors can review uploaded documents, capture assessment references, maintain private notes, and generate prescriptions through DoseSpot, keeping relevant information connected to the consultation.
Authentication, provider approval, tailored permissions, and digital consent govern platform access. Updated consent forms can trigger requests for fresh signatures while retaining consent history.
Administrators monitor users, provider requests, appointments, active consultations, and support cases. They can configure access to computer vision and recording features.
The platform supports the remote care journey from appointment selection and intake through consultation, documentation, prescribing, and follow-up.
Patients, doctors, and administrators receive tailored access. OTP verification, multi-factor authentication, provider approval, and digital consent support the controlled use of sensitive information.
Doctors publish recurring availability for different consultation lengths. Calendars organize pending, upcoming, completed, and cancelled appointments and help prevent scheduling conflicts.
Patients choose providers, reserve appointments, and pay through Stripe. Approvals, cancellations, and rescheduling are supported by notifications and automated email updates.
Agora connects patients, doctors, and administrators. Consultation tools include audio and video controls, one-to-one chat, private clinical notes, screenshots, recording, and session timing.
MediaPipe Holistic supports body landmark mapping during video visits. Doctors can capture visual references, while administrators determine whether computer vision and recording are enabled.
Patients identify affected areas on anatomical models, complete clinical questionnaires, and upload injury scans or other documents. Authorized care teams can review this information alongside assessment and consent records.
Doctors manually complete visits, allowing interrupted calls to resume. DoseSpot integration supports electronic prescriptions connected with consultation history.
Messaging, community discussions, and document sharing extend communication beyond appointments. Feedback and support requests can be tracked through resolution.
Administrators update consent documents, request new signatures, manage accounts, review provider applications, and oversee appointments and consultation-tool settings.
Booking, payment, consultation, prescribing, and follow-up operate within one environment, simplifying coordination for patients and care teams.
Body landmark mapping, visual references, questionnaires, and clinical documents give doctors more information to support their assessment during remote consultations.
Reconnection and clinician-controlled completion help preserve consultations when calls run beyond their booked time or connectivity fails.
Clinical notes, assessments, uploaded records, consent history, and follow-up communication remain connected beyond an individual appointment.
Provider approvals, role permissions, updated consent, and configurable recording features give administrators visibility into platform access and consultation-tool use.
Connected patient, doctor, and administrator workflows bring routine care coordination into one platform, supporting a more consistent remote MSK service.

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