What it does today
Built around how an eye clinic records a visit.
General medical records treat the eye as one more body part. MiraChart starts from two eyes, measured at every visit and compared with the last.
Signed visits stay as written
Sign a visit and it locks. Anything added later is a dated addendum under the original, so the record shows what was known on the day.
Right and left, side by side
Acuity, refraction, pressure, slit lamp and fundus are recorded per eye, with one click for a normal examination and one to copy the right eye to the left.
Trends and target pressure
Pressure and acuity are charted across visits. Set a target pressure for each eye and the chart warns when a reading is above it.
Follow-up reaches the front desk
Choosing “4 weeks” in the plan puts a recall on the front desk list. Change the visit date and the recall moves with it.
Letters written from the visit
The letter to the referring doctor is drafted from the findings, diagnosis and plan already recorded, ready to edit.
Appointments and waiting room
A day book for each doctor, with arrivals tracked from the front desk through testing to the consulting room.
How records are kept
The chart stays inside the clinic.
MiraChart runs on a computer in the practice. Patient records are not held on this website.
- Saved as you typeChanges are written about a second after you stop typing, and the screen says when something has not been saved.
- A trail of changesEvery save is logged with the records it touched, in a chain that shows if the file was altered outside MiraChart.
- Daily backupThe chart is copied before the first save of each day, and sixty days of copies are kept.
- This previewThe copy behind the sign-in has no patient records, and nothing entered there is kept.
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