Telemedicine platform

Carethatstaysinsync.

So7tek brings patients and clinicians around one shared, permissioned record — medication tracked dose by dose, documents shared only with the people you choose, and vitals streaming in real time.

  • Dose-level adherence
  • Patient-controlled sharing
  • Live vitals
  • EN & AR mobile app

What you get

Three things most platforms leave vague

We would rather be precise about a few things that genuinely work than list a hundred that nearly do.

Medication, tracked dose by dose

Prescriptions carry a real schedule — dose times, timezone and duration. Every dose is its own record, so adherence is something you can actually see rather than estimate.

Records shared on your terms

Nothing is shared by default. Patients grant access to specific documents, for specific clinicians, with an expiry — and can revoke any of it at any time.

Vitals in real time, with context

Heart rate, blood pressure, temperature and SpO₂ stream live to the care team. An assistant grounded strictly in that patient’s own readings helps make sense of them.

How it works

Set up once, then stay current

  1. 01

    Connect your care team

    Clinicians and patients work from the same record, across web and mobile.

  2. 02

    Choose what to share

    Grant access per document, per clinician, with an expiry that suits you.

  3. 03

    Stay in sync

    Dose reminders, live vitals, appointments and secure chat keep everyone current.

Adherence

Know whether the medication was actually taken

A prescription in So7tek is a schedule, not a note. It carries dose times, a timezone and a duration — and every individual dose becomes a record that is either taken or missed.

  • Per-dose scheduling with timezone awareness
  • Reminders delivered to the patient’s phone
  • Adherence visible to the care team, not self-reported

Consent

Sharing that the patient controls, precisely

Access is granted per document and per clinician, with an optional expiry — and the platform enforces that you can only ever share a document you own.

  • Grant to one clinician, or several documents at once
  • Revoke a single grant, or everything for one clinician
  • Expiry dates, including “until I revoke it”

Built properly

Serious infrastructure behind a simple surface

So7tek runs as a set of independent services rather than one monolith — so monitoring, messaging and AI scale and fail independently.

Isolated by patient

The assistant retrieves only from the requesting patient’s own vector collection, and every query is written to an audit trail.

Permissioned end to end

Identity runs on Keycloak OIDC, with per-endpoint permissions and record-level ownership checks enforced server-side.

Observable by default

Metrics, logs and uptime probes across every service, so problems surface before they reach a patient.

Multi-tenant

Clinics and organisations are isolated tenants, each with their own users, roles and configuration.

Questions

Straight answers

Is So7tek a medical provider?

No. So7tek is a software platform that helps you coordinate care. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it is not a substitute for your clinician.

Does it include built-in video calling?

Not today. Virtual appointments are scheduled in So7tek and carry a secure meeting link that opens in your usual video app. Built-in calling is not part of the platform.

Which vitals can it monitor?

Heart rate, blood pressure, temperature and blood-oxygen (SpO₂). Ingestion is device-agnostic — readings arrive as structured data, so new sources can be added without changing the platform.

What does the AI assistant actually do?

It answers questions grounded in a single patient’s own readings and documents, with each patient’s data kept in an isolated store and every query written to an audit trail. It does not diagnose.

Can I buy a plan online?

Not yet — plans are set up with our team so we can match the right configuration to your clinic or organisation. Get in touch and we will walk you through it.

Is my data shared with other clinicians automatically?

No. Sharing is explicit and patient-controlled. A clinician only sees a document once the patient has granted access to it, and that grant can be withdrawn at any point.

See whether So7tek fits your clinic

Tell us how your team works today and we will show you what changes.

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