For primary care and family medicine

Medical Office TV Software

Family medicine waiting rooms see every age and every condition in the same afternoon. Give them a screen that reads like a knowledgeable nurse: screening reminders, flu clinic dates, your providers’ faces, and a printable handout for the questions they forgot to ask.

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Welcome to Riverside Family Medicine

Caring for Your Whole Family, at Every Age

Riverside Family Medicine
📞 (555) 123-4567
🌐 riversidefm.com
08:59 AM
News
CDC Updates Adult Vaccination Schedule for the New Season ◆ Study Finds Daily Walking Cuts Cardiovascular Risk by a Third ◆ Telehealth Visits Continue to Expand Access to Primary Care ◆ New Guidelines Lower Recommended Age for Routine Health Screenings ◆ Researchers Link Consistent Sleep Schedules to Better Heart Health      CDC Updates Adult Vaccination Schedule for the New Season ◆ Study Finds Daily Walking Cuts Cardiovascular Risk by a Third ◆ Telehealth Visits Continue to Expand Access to Primary Care ◆ New Guidelines Lower Recommended Age for Routine Health Screenings ◆ Researchers Link Consistent Sleep Schedules to Better Heart Health      
Switch the slide theme — live

Primary care carries the broadest mandate of any specialty, and its waiting room reflects that. A toddler’s well visit sits beside a hypertension follow-up and a pre-op clearance. Medical office TV software has to be useful to all three without lecturing any of them, which is why the content library rotates general health tips between short decks on whatever your practice is focused on this month.

The bigger opportunity is closing screening gaps. Colon cancer screening, A1C checks, cholesterol panels – a surprising share of patients are overdue and do not know it. A thirty-second slide asking ‘are you due?’ prompts a question at checkout that the schedule would otherwise never see. Add a printed handout on preparing for the test, and the loop closes before the patient leaves the building.

On screen

Content that belongs on a primary care screen

Screening reminders by age

Decks built around age-based guidelines: what a 45-year-old should have scheduled, what changes at 50, what Medicare covers at 65. Patients self-identify and ask, which is exactly the outcome you want.

Seasonal vaccine clinics

Flu, COVID, RSV, and shingles vaccines each have their season. A slide with walk-in hours and the ‘no cost with most insurance’ message removes the two objections that keep people from getting the shot.

Meet the providers

Patients transferring from another practice are choosing a doctor, not a building. A rotating provider spotlight with credentials and a sentence about their approach makes the choice feel personal before the first handshake.

Telehealth and same-day options

Many patients in your chairs did not need to be there in person. A short explainer on when a video visit fits keeps the schedule open for the ones who do.

Chronic care programs

Diabetes, hypertension, and asthma management programs are easy to describe on a screen: what a care plan includes, how often you check in, and how to enroll without a separate appointment.

Local weather, quietly

The weather sidebar earns its place in primary care: an approaching heat wave or a cold snap is a natural hook for a heat safety or fall-prevention deck the same week.

Ready-made starting points

Example decks and handouts for medical patients

Type any of these as a prompt and the AI writes the first draft — slides for the TV, a matching handout for the front desk.

Slide deck topics

  • Are You Due for a Screening?
  • Blood Pressure: Know Your Numbers
  • Flu Shot Clinic Dates and Hours
  • Prediabetes Can Be Reversed
  • When to Use Telehealth
  • Understanding Your Lab Results
  • Medicare Annual Wellness Visit

How the AI slide creator works →

Printable handout topics

  • Preparing for Your Fasting Blood Test
  • Home Blood Pressure Monitoring
  • Managing a Cold Without Antibiotics
  • Colon Cancer Screening Options
  • Starting a New Statin
  • Sleep Hygiene Basics
  • Your Medication List Worksheet

See the handout creator →

Through the year

Seasonal campaign ideas

Decks can carry an end date, so a campaign retires itself when the season is over.

January

Benefits have reset and resolutions are fresh. Pair an annual physical deck with a heart-health tip rotation.

March

Colon cancer awareness: a plain-language deck on at-home screening options and a handout on what to expect from a colonoscopy.

Back to school

Sports physicals, vaccine records, and allergy plans all come due in August. Start the reminder deck in June to spread the rush.

September–October

Flu clinic kickoff. Show hours, walk-in availability, and the message that most plans cover the shot at no cost.

November

Diabetes awareness month meets the benefits deadline. An A1C screening deck and a use-it-or-lose-it reminder run well side by side.

Already in the library

Health tips your screen plays on day one

Pick your specialty once and the matching tip library rotates between your decks automatically. A few examples:

Blood pressure has no symptoms until it’s dangerous — have yours checked at least once a year.

Colon cancer screening now starts at age 45 — several easy at-home options exist. Ask us.

Cholesterol screening every 4–6 years helps catch heart disease risk decades before symptoms.

Pricing

One simple price per screen

Every plan includes everything — the display, the AI slide creator, the handout creator, live widgets and branding. 30-day free trial with 3 AI decks and 3 AI handouts included, no card.

Per Display

Monthly

$24.99/ screen / month

Pay only for the screens you run. Cancel anytime.

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Best for groupsEnterprise

Up to 15 screens

$225/ month · flat

One flat price across every location.

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Or get the stick — a pre-configured Fire TV Stick for $99, free shipping, unlimited AI during your 30-day trial. Plug & Play Stick

FAQ

Medical waiting room questions

The screen shows only content you author – health education, practice announcements, reviews you choose to feature. It does not connect to your EHR or scheduling system, so no protected health information is ever pulled onto the display. Treat it the way you would a brochure rack: general information for everyone in the room.

Specialties

Other specialties

Health tips, deck suggestions, and handout topics are matched to your specialty. Pick yours:

Put medical patient education on your TV today

Pair a screen in minutes, pick "Medical" as your specialty, and the channel starts with the tip library, weather and news — add AI decks and handouts whenever you're ready.

30-day free trial · No credit card · Works on the TV you already own