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Pulse Clinic Scheduling Dashboard Template
Pulse Clinic is a single-file HTML dashboard for a family practice front desk: patient roster, urgency tags, weekly volume, and an availability calendar.
Pulse Clinic is a clinic scheduling dashboard template built as one self-contained HTML file. It models the Monday morning view at Pulse Family Health under lead physician Dr. Floyd Miles, and it answers the front desk's daily question: who is coming in, how urgent are they, and how is the week trending. The file opens in a browser with no build step and renders its charts as inline SVG.
The Pulse Clinic layout has a sidebar with Schedule, Availability, Inbox, and Settings sections, and a main panel that leads with Today's patients. The roster lists 6 scheduled patients with reason for visit, an urgency tag (Immediate, Less Urgent, Emergency), MRN, and appointment time, and selecting a patient opens a visit plan with prescribed drugs. A This week strip shows 128 appointments up 6.2%, 24 new patients up 11%, a 3.1% no-show rate, and a 12 minute average wait, and an Appointments by day chart plots Monday through Sunday volume.
What is inside Pulse Clinic
- Patient roster with 6 scheduled patients showing reason, urgency tag, MRN, and appointment time
- Three urgency levels (Immediate, Less Urgent, Emergency) rendered as colored tags on each patient card
- Patient detail panel with visit plan and prescribed drugs per patient
- This week stat strip: 128 appointments up 6.2%, 24 new patients up 11%, 3.1% no-show rate, 12 minute average wait
- Appointments by day bar chart covering Monday through Sunday
- Availability section with Day, Week, and Month calendar modes
- Inbox with 3 unread items and notification toggles for appointments, emergency alerts, lab results, and daily summary
- Settings panel with practice name, lead physician, timezone, and a $240 visit fee
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Clinical |
| Mood | Light |
| Category | Health |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Pulse Clinic is for
The roster serves a front desk coordinator: 6 active patients with times from 7:45 AM to 9:45 AM, urgency tags, and a search box that filters by name or reason tell her who to room next.
The patient card serves a lead physician: Darrell Steward's forearm fracture entry prescribes reduction, a cast, Ibuprofen 400mg, and a follow-up X-ray in 2 weeks, so prep happens before the door opens.
The week strip serves a practice manager: appointments at 128, no-show rate at 3.1%, and average wait at 12 minutes down 2 minutes are the three numbers she reports to ownership.
The Settings panel serves a billing lead: the practice name, timezone, and $240 visit fee sit beside notification toggles for new appointments, emergency alerts, lab results, and the daily summary.
When to reach for it
Pulse Clinic fits a small practice or telehealth admin screen that needs the scheduling day view first. It replaces the paper day sheet taped to the front desk monitor.
Pulse Clinic suits product demos for clinic software, because the sample data is medically plausible: urgency triage tags, MRNs, visit plans, and drug lists read like a real family practice morning.
Pulse Clinic replaces a spreadsheet roster. The roster, availability calendar with Day, Week, and Month modes, and the 3 unread inbox items already share one screen.
Pulse Clinic offers a light, clinical theme that reads cleanly in a waiting room office. The Clinical theme uses a blue accent and Plus Jakarta Sans type, and every value is editable markup in one file.
Frequently asked questions
Does Pulse Clinic store real patient data?
No, Pulse Clinic does not store real patient data. The 6 roster patients, visit plans, and drug lists are sample values inside the file. There is no backend and nothing is sent anywhere, so it is safe to demo and simple to wire to your own API later.
Can I edit the roster and weekly stats?
Yes, you can edit the roster and weekly stats. Patients are a JavaScript array near the top of the script, and the week stats are markup values, so adding a patient or changing the no-show rate is a small text edit in the single file.
Does the availability calendar book appointments?
No, the availability calendar does not book appointments. The calendar renders Day, Week, and Month views as a front-end layout, since Pulse Clinic is a static template, but the markup gives you the structure to attach your own scheduling code.
How is Pulse Clinic different from the Solace template?
Pulse Clinic differs from Solace in scope: Pulse Clinic covers outpatient scheduling for one practice, meaning roster, urgency, and weekly volume, while Solace covers hospital operations at a 340 bed campus, meaning beds, ED flow, theatres, and nurse staffing. Both are single HTML files.
