CallMyDoc

CallMyDoc

For Doctors by Doctors

10 ratings
5 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 16, 2016
  • October 22, 2025

Features

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About

This app helps medical providers manage after-hours patient calls efficiently and accurately. It integrates with electronic health records, allowing for quick responses via text, templates, or voice, and automates tasks like prescription refills and appointment scheduling.

Integrates with EHRs
Respond to calls in under 2 minutes
Automated patient record updates
Live response, texting, or templates
Multilingual patient communication
Automated prescription refills
Automated appointment scheduling
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What's New in CallMyDoc

v3.7.0

October 22, 2025

Added "Change Password" in settings Improved app performance

User reviews

Physician

Awesome app. I can’t imagine my practice without call my Doc any more. It’s smart, reliable and keeps my patient’s connected even after hours. I don’t have to be on hold with the pharmacy for hours anymore to refill prescriptions after hours. It responds to patients in seconds. All the encounter goes back to patients charts documented clearly. Can’t recommend it enough. Five stars.
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Solid, does what it should

Solid, reliable, integrated perfectly w EMR (Athena), very pleased

Great idea, not so great execution

Promises world-class customer support but owner doesn't seem to read through the problem description and keeps suggesting solutions that don't have anything to do with the problem. Instead of improving the app they are removing functionality. Owner is great and responsive until he closes the sale and thereafter seems annoyed when problems are reported. App is buggy and keeps paging non-app users even when they are not on the call schedule.
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Unstable App, Company doesn’t care

Owner said you can quit using the service anytime. Just wanted it to work consistently. No interest in helping.

Response from developer

this was fixed a few years ago.

Passcode craziness

Something has got to change with the way you enter the passcode. The scrolling between numbers is the equivalent of trying to use an old rotary phone, just have a keypad please

Response from developer

this was fixed a few years ago.

FAQ

What electronic health records does CallMyDoc integrate with?

CallMyDoc integrates with major electronic medical records systems including NextGen®, Athenahealth®, and Allscripts®, among others. This allows for seamless data transfer and record keeping.

How quickly can doctors respond to patient calls using CallMyDoc?

CallMyDoc guarantees that doctors can handle after-hour calls in less than 2 minutes. This rapid response time is facilitated by various communication modalities.

Can CallMyDoc help with prescription refills and appointments?

Yes, CallMyDoc automates important tasks. It can send prescription refills in under 30 seconds and schedule patient appointments in under 10 seconds.

Does CallMyDoc support communication in multiple languages?

Yes, CallMyDoc allows providers to answer patients in any language. This ensures effective communication regardless of the patient's primary language.

What is the user rating for CallMyDoc?

CallMyDoc has a rating of 3.5 stars based on 10 ratings. User feedback contributes to ongoing improvements and feature development.

Is CallMyDoc available on multiple devices?

CallMyDoc is available for iPhone and iPad devices. This ensures accessibility for doctors on their preferred mobile platforms.

When was CallMyDoc last updated?

The latest version of CallMyDoc, v3.7.0, was last updated on October 22, 2025. Regular updates ensure the app remains current with technology and user needs.

What is the age rating for CallMyDoc?

CallMyDoc has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a broad audience, though its primary users are medical professionals.