The Digital Doctor Visiting Card for Modern Clinics

A doctor visiting card is a digital version of your clinic card. Instead of printing, you create a live ProfileTap profile and share it with one NFC tap or QR scan. It shows your consulting hours, contact, location and Google reviews, works on any phone with no app, and you can update it anytime.

Yes. Your profile can carry a QR card for doctor patient reviews: patients scan, open your Google review link, and leave a rating. It is plain review collection, genuine ratings from real patients. Pair it with a Google review standee at reception and the attendant waiting for a bill has something useful to do.

Yes. It is a physical card with an NFC chip and a printed QR, so newer phones tap it and older ones scan it. Clinics anywhere can order an NFC card for doctors India-wide as a PVC or metal NFC business card or with the clinic logo, or start free with a digital-only profile.

One payment and no subscription: ₹599 for a white PVC card with your name and QR code, ₹899 with the clinic logo printed, and ₹1,899 to ₹2,299 for an engraved metal card. Each order comes with a GST invoice and 7 years of Pro. When those years are up, the profile stays live on the free plan. See the cards for every finish.

Tap your card on a patient's phone or let them scan the QR, with no app on either side. For a referring colleague, send your QR code profile for doctors over WhatsApp, print the QR on prescriptions, or show it on your clinic's business profile.

Yes. Add an enquiry form and a patient can send their name, number and reason for the visit from your profile, which your clinic picks up without the phone ringing mid-consultation. Your digital profile works the moment it is published and the card follows by courier. Order your doctor card.

Five things: your name with qualification, your specialisation, the clinic name and address, consulting timings, and one number a patient can actually reach. Add registration details if you display them publicly. On a digital card the rest, like directions, fees and a second clinic, sits behind the tap instead of crowding the surface, and timings change without a reprint.

For most clinics, the ProfileTap PVC card: one-time price, NFC plus a printed QR so every patient's phone can open it, and a profile with consulting hours, location, WhatsApp and your Google review link that you edit without reprinting. Consultants who mostly hand cards to referring doctors may prefer engraved metal. The same digital business card for healthcare professionals suits a dentist or physiotherapist, and the NFC cards for doctors collection lists every option.

PVC if the card mostly goes to patients; metal if it mostly goes to other doctors. A patient needs the QR to scan cleanly under reception lighting and the card to survive a handbag, which PVC does at the lower price. A referring physician or a hospital administrator notices the weight of an engraved metal card, and that is where the extra spend earns a callback. Both carry the same profile, so a solo GP and a two-site specialist can run the same clinic page behind different cards. Many practices buy PVC for the front desk and one metal card for the consultant.

Yes. The card is not tied to your phone, so it can sit at the reception desk and be tapped by any patient, or your receptionist can send the profile link on WhatsApp after an appointment. Many clinics keep one card at the counter and one in the consulting room for exactly this reason.

Yes. The profile can list each clinic with its own address, map link and consulting hours, so a consultant who sits at a nursing home in the morning and a hospital OPD in the evening hands out one card. If the two practices need different numbers or branding, keep two profiles on one account and choose which one the card opens.