Family command center
See remaining doses, upcoming visits, active routines, documents, and items needing attention in one clear view.
See how the dashboard works →Keep medicines, appointments, doctors, documents, and daily care tasks connected to the right person—without putting your family’s records in somebody else’s cloud.
Built around real family-care workflows instead of clinical complexity.
See remaining doses, upcoming visits, active routines, documents, and items needing attention in one clear view.
See how the dashboard works →Create ongoing schedules, record taken or skipped doses, snooze reminders, and preserve completed history.
Schedule, reschedule, cancel, and complete visits with structured post-visit notes and follow-up dates.
Keep each person’s medicines, appointments, doctors, documents, and activity correctly connected.
Organize prescriptions, reports, scans, and office files, then open them in the relevant Windows application.
Find people, medicines, and doctors quickly, or review meaningful family activity chronologically.
Clear hierarchy, hospital-compatible cyan tones, compact controls, and a matching dark mode.
Digital Medical Assistant stores its database and managed attachments in the signed-in Windows user’s application-data area. No online account is required.
Everything is connected through profiles, so information stays organized from the beginning.
Add only the people whose information you are authorized to manage.
Record schedules, doctors, visits, reminders, and useful context.
Work through medicine tasks and upcoming family events without switching systems.
Planned Pro features include encrypted cloud sync, unlimited profiles, multiple administrators, companion mobile and PC apps, consent-based missed-task alerts, and protected remote access.
Coming soonFor setup and troubleshooting, visit the complete documentation.
Read documentationNo. It only organizes user-entered information and is not a doctor, pharmacist, emergency service, diagnostic tool, or treatment service.
No internet connection or online account is required for the current local features.
No notification system is guaranteed. Windows permissions, Focus Assist, power state, system time, or the app being closed can delay or suppress reminders.
The current version uses a local SQLite database and an app-managed attachments folder inside the signed-in Windows account.
Digital Medical Assistant 1.0 for Windows is being prepared for Microsoft Store.