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One codebase, many countries. Each market is a configuration — its language, its licence registry, its rules — not a rebuild. Vietnam proved the model; every next market inherits it.
DrOffice builds licence-verified clinic directories and Omiva, the AI receptionist that answers on WhatsApp around the clock. Live today in Vietnam. Opening soon in Brazil.
One codebase, many countries. Each market is a configuration — its language, its licence registry, its rules — not a rebuild. Vietnam proved the model; every next market inherits it.
Greets every patient, books the appointment, sends the reminder, and hands anything clinical to your staff. One Omiva = three shifts, 365 days.
Every listing starts from the official licence registry of its country — never from hearsay. Patients see verified facilities; clinics claim the page that is already theirs.
In Vietnam she is Tâm and she answers on Zalo. Everywhere else she is Omiva. The name, the language, and the channel belong to the market. The platform underneath does not change.
Omiva knows the clinic by heart: opening hours, preparation steps, the service list, which doctor is in on Saturday. She answers the moment a patient writes, and books the slot before they close the app.
Omiva handles reception, booking, and reminders only — no diagnosis, no prescriptions, no medical advice.
Omiva — demo conversation, sandbox clinic
Every directory begins with the country's own licence registry. The receptionist follows.
Every row above begins in a government licence registry. Nothing here is scraped from hearsay, and no facility appears until its licence does.
Building the licence-verified layer of private healthcare, one market at a time.
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