Healthcare marketplace development for practitioners, clinics and wellness providers

₱199,000 on the Business package covers the patient site, provider console, credential verification, booking, payments and the admin console. Video consultation rooms, HMO and corporate billing, and prescription verification are scoped on top and quoted before you commit. Care platforms carry more review and compliance work than a retail marketplace of the same size, so we would rather show you the full number early than discover it mid-build.

Regulated practitioners submit their PRC licence number with a government ID and a matched selfie, and the number is checked against the register before their profile can publish. Clinics submit their DOH facility licence and permits. Care workers submit an NBI clearance and any certificate the category requires. Every credential has an expiry date, and once it lapses the provider stops receiving new bookings automatically.

It answers administrative ones — hours, fees, location, what to bring, how to reschedule, whether a provider takes your HMO. It does not answer clinical questions, give advice, interpret results or suggest what someone might have, and it is configured to say so and hand off to your team. That boundary is deliberate. A chatbot guessing at symptoms is a liability, not a feature.

Health information is sensitive personal information under the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Consent is captured explicitly at booking with its version and timestamp, and can be withdrawn. Access is role-based and every record view is logged, so you can answer who opened what and when. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit, retention is configurable, and health data is never used for marketing without a separate opt-in.

The platform supports it, but the licensing is yours, not ours. Prescription items require an uploaded prescription that a licensed pharmacist on the seller's side verifies before the order is released, with the prescription retained against the order record. Over-the-counter products and supplements list their FDA registration number, batch and expiry. Controlled substances and cold-chain items stay off the platform unless the seller holds the specific licence to handle them.

As billed accounts rather than card payments. The employee or member books normally, the platform records the approval or letter of authorisation reference against the appointment, and the charge routes to the company or insurer instead of the patient. You get a statement per account with the bookings itemised. Actual claim adjudication stays with the HMO — the platform produces the record they ask for, not the approval.

On your schedule, usually weekly or twice monthly, but what differs in care is the release trigger. A video consultation releases once the provider has filed the visit record, not merely when the call ends — that single rule is what stops an undocumented consultation being billed. A home-care shift releases against checked-in and checked-out hours. Anything billed to an HMO or a company account never enters that cycle: it releases when the account settles, and the provider's ledger shows it as receivable rather than pending, so nobody is chasing you for money the insurer has not paid yet.