Build Clinical
Interfaces. Fast.
A suite of pre-built, themeable React components designed specifically for healthcare. From patient intake forms to full clinical dashboards.
Secondary Primitives
Rapid Capture Widgets.
Drop in these highly modular components to handle complex clinical workflows instantly.
<IntakeForm />
A comprehensive medical history widget. Instantly maps complex user form input into standard FHIR QuestionnaireResponses.
<ConsentManager />
One-click HIPAA privacy acknowledgments. Replaces static text with a digitally bound cryptographic signature in AWS.
<VitalsWidget />
A high-velocity data capture interface. Clinicians log blood pressure and heart rate directly into FHIR Observation panels.
<LabResultsWidget />
Seamless integration with diagnostic networks. Allows clinicians to order and visualize lipid, metabolic, and genomic panels instantly.
<PrescriptionWidget />
Accelerate electronic prescribing. This widget enables atomic FHIR MedicationRequest generation with built-in pharmacy routing logic.
<AppointmentScheduler />
A complete appointment booking interface with date/time selection, duration, type, and patient instructions. Maps directly to FHIR Appointment resources.
<PrescriptionForm />
Full e-prescribing workflow with medication search, dosage instructions, frequency, quantity, refills, and pharmacist notes. Creates FHIR MedicationRequest resources.
<NoteEditor />
Clinical note authoring with type selection (progress note, discharge summary, consultation), draft/final status, and rich text content. Maps to FHIR DocumentReference.
Mobile SDKs for iOS & Android.
Fully-native Swift and Kotlin components are in active development. Build the same HIPAA-compliant experience for mobile with zero effort.
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$ npm install @clinikapi/sdk
import { Clinik } from '@clinikapi/sdk'
const clinik = new Clinik('clk_live_...')
const { data: patient } = await clinik.patients.create({
firstName: 'Jane',
lastName: 'Doe',
email: '[email protected]'
})
// Stored in HIPAA vault