The clinical loop, end to end
Book, consult, prescribe, dispense, reimburse — in Arabic, French, and English. Built around an unfair advantage: diaspora doctors, the Algerian physicians practising in Paris, Montréal, Lyon, Brussels, who can finally see patients back home without flying back home.
Most Algerian healthtech stops at the booking. Doctavie runs the whole act — book, consult, prescribe, dispense, reimburse — so a patient never has to tell their story twice, and a clinician never has to chase a paper that ended up in another office.
In Arabic, French, English. Two minutes.
Algerian doctors at home and in the diaspora.
Verified, structured, sent to the pharmacy of your choice.
Live stock from neighbourhood pharmacies.
CHIFA-aware. Paperwork that ends here.
Most Algerian healthtech ships a booking screen and calls it a platform. Doctavie instruments every step a patient and a clinician actually walk through — from the first symptom typed in Arabic to the last CHIFA line reimbursed.
Secure video and audio, live chat with files and voice notes, or an in-person slot — whichever the case needs.
Doctors propose the next visit in one tap and build care plans with check-ins and vitals thresholds that alert when something drifts.
Design once — logo, signature, header — and every script renders to a clean, structured, pharmacy-readable PDF.
Prescriptions, medical certificates, sick-leave, referral letters, lab requests and imaging requests — all from one template studio.
Every document carries a single-use, privacy-safe verify code — a pharmacist or employer can confirm it is real without seeing the patient's name.
Prescriptions export in a CNAS-compliant layout with the doctor's CNOM number and a pharmacy receipt block, and the patient's CNAS/CASNOS copay is computed automatically from the national tariff — the reimbursement starts here.
The Algerian formulary — DCI and brand presentations with photos, public price, CNAS rate and controlled class — searchable by name or scan.
Pharmacists publish what is on the shelf; patients and doctors see availability before they send the script anywhere.
Structured scripts arrive without a phone call; the pharmacy confirms, prepares and marks ready, with cash on delivery or prepaid.
A doctor orders a panel or a scan; the patient walks into any partner lab or centre and presents a single token — no lost paper.
Labs and imaging centres publish their tests and modalities — from a lipid panel to an MRI with contrast — with reference ranges and turnaround.
Each lab and centre brands its result layout, then signs off structured data instead of a scanned page.
Structured results land in the patient's record and can be shared with any doctor, in context — and a critical value pages the ordering doctor the moment it posts.
A live queue board: check patients in, see who is next and how long they have waited, call them through — and a nurse can take vitals before the doctor.
Capture every payment — cash, card, online or the CHIFA share — print a bilingual receipt, close the till each evening, and export a clean ledger your accountant will thank you for.
Automatic SMS reminders with confirm-or-cancel by reply, a waitlist that fills the slot a cancellation frees, and one tap to mark a no-show.
Install the console like a desktop app; today's agenda and open patient files stay on screen through an ADSL or power blip — the everyday reliability a clinic actually needs.
Allergies, immunisations, conditions, medications, history and a vitals timeline — blood pressure, sugar, weight — graphed and shareable.
Upload an ECG, a lab PDF or a scan with a question; a diaspora specialist returns a written opinion in 24–48 hours, paid in their own currency.
Every consultation closes as a signed SOAP note with ICD-10 diagnoses — immutable once signed, and ready for the next doctor who opens the record.
Dictate the visit in French or Arabic; the scribe drafts a structured SOAP note and suggests the diagnosis — you review and sign. The one thing no global scribe handles.
Every doctor's CNOM, every pharmacy and lab licence is reviewed before the account goes live — and re-reviewed when credentials change.
Therapy can run under a pseudonym only the therapist's screen reveals, with a privacy lock, blurred previews and a panic close for sensitive moments.
SMS or authenticator 2FA for clinical accounts, with a list of trusted devices you can revoke in a tap.
Row-level security on every table and an immutable audit trail behind every approval, edit and reversal.
Export your whole record in FHIR R4, see every consent you have given, or ask us to erase it all — Law 18-07 and GDPR portability, built in.
Doctavie is not one app wearing five hats. It is a single clinical ledger that gives each role exactly the surface it needs — the patient a phone, the clinician a console, the pharmacy a live shelf — all reading from the same page, in the same language, on the same Tuesday evening.
Find a verified doctor, consult in your language, and carry every prescription and result in your pocket — free, forever.
The patient appAdmins and the platform team run the whole network from the same Console — onboarding, audit, reimbursement, moderation.
The phone is the front door. The Console is the back of house — the web workspace where doctors, pharmacists, laboratories, imaging centres and the platform team do the work that keeps the loop honest. No app store, no install: sign in and run your practice.
Every account is verified by hand before it goes live. Patients use the app — the Console is for the people who deliver care.
Your real day — slots and the waiting-room board, no-shows fought with reminders and a waitlist, and the cash caisse that closes each evening.
Design branded prescriptions, certificates and referrals; issue, export and track every one.
Update what is on the shelf, watch low-stock alerts, and fill structured orders.
Build lab and imaging report layouts, then sign off structured results to the patient.
Review CNOM, licences and credentials; approve, suspend, and handle pending changes.
Track List I, List II and Stupéfiants dispensing to the line, the way the law expects.
Reconcile consult fees, pharmacy take and CHIFA settlement batches in one ledger.
An immutable log of every action, plus moderation for community content and feedback.
Doctavie is a mobile-first clinical experience. The web Operations Console you are visiting is built for clinicians, pharmacists, and the platform team. Patients, family-member dependents, and diaspora doctors do everything from the app — book, consult, share documents, present a prescription QR, find a pharmacy with stock.
Find a doctor by specialty or wilaya, see who is available now, and pay by CIB / EDAHABIA card or BaridiMob without leaving the app.
Every prescription becomes a single-use, time-bound QR. Walk into any partner pharmacy and present it — no paperwork, no shouting through a counter.
See in real time which neighbourhood pharmacy has your medication. Reserve it, pick it up, or have it delivered by a partner courier.
Thousands of Algerian-trained physicians practise in France, Belgium, Canada, the Gulf. Doctavie's diaspora layer lets them see patients in Algiers between shifts in Paris — fully credentialed, fully compliant, fully paid in the right currency. A second opinion that used to require a plane ticket is now a Tuesday evening.
“I trained in Algiers. I work in Lille. For ten years I told my mother's neighbours to find someone good. Doctavie is the first time my answer can be: let me see them now.
Algerians do not speak one language at the doctor's office. They move — sometimes in a single sentence — between Arabic, French, and a polite English for the émigré relative on the call. A clinical product that pretends otherwise is not really clinical, and not really Algerian.
Doctavie is built so that a prescription written in French renders in Arabic for the patient's mother, while the pharmacist's console keeps the codes in whatever language her hands know best.
Algeria has world-class doctors. It does not yet have a world-class clinical product. That is the whole reason this exists.
For two years I have watched patients spend a morning in traffic to discover the specialist had moved. I have watched neighbourhood pharmacies turn away a prescription because they could not read the handwriting, then turn away the next patient because they ran out of the same medication an hour ago and had no way to tell anyone. I have watched a cousin in Lille — a cardiologist — type the same advice into WhatsApp every weekend, for free, because there was no other way to help.
Doctavie is the boring, careful, end-to-end thing that should already exist. We are not building "Uber for doctors." We are building the operating layer for Algerian medicine — the ledger that connects the patient, the clinician, the pharmacist, and the diaspora doctor on the same page, in the same language, on the same Tuesday evening.
We are not yet live. We are not yet funded. We are deeply serious. If you are a clinician, a pharmacist, a payer, or a patient who would like the next two years of this story to include you — write.
Now live across Algeria
Clinics, pharmacies, and diaspora specialists shaping the first end-to-end medical product made for this country. We're onboarding by hand.
